Design Solutions for Shared Kids Bedrooms

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Share This: 8th Annual Small Cool Contest: Enter and Support your Favorites April 11, 2012 Design Solutions for Shared Kids Bedrooms   I shared a bedroom (and, in fact a bed) with one of my sisters for a few years growing up and while I can remember a few territorial squabbles, it was mostly a fun, bonding experience. It's also often a necessity in small homes or when the child-to-bedroom ratio requires it. But designing a shared bedroom stumps many parents - do you go for a cohesive share-and-share-alike look or try to give each child their own bit of space to express their personality? While the size of the room may dictate which approach you take, here are some visual tips from shared kids rooms to get you started.    Go to full post & pics... Save Space and Bunk Up! Bunk Beds in Real Rooms   "Use the height" is a frequent refrain we hear in reference to small spaces. This is especially useful if you have tall ceilings, and seems like an obvious enough suggestion. What is somewhat surprising in this roundup of bunk beds is how varied they are. These are not just your standard sibling bedroom fare. Peyton's Soothing Charmer   Name: Peyton (4) Location: Odenville, AL   When we moved Peyton into her own room, I wanted her new space to feel bright and happy. I wanted her furniture to be fun and girly, but also versatile enough to continue to work in her room as she grows and gets older. A Simple, Beautiful Idea for Outdoor Party Decor   Carving out little spaces to play are what childhood memories are made of. This pretty image is from a grown up party — a wedding actually — but it got us thinking: doesn't it look like it would make a sweet little hide-away in the backyard for your next play date or kid party? Advertise With Us My latest posts Cheers, Carrie McBride Follow me on Twitter! Apartment Therapy Media | 270 Lafayette Street, Suite 1204 | New York, NY 10012

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