For those with a small home and more than one child, a shared room is often the answer. Shared spaces take a bit of extra planning, but the result can be a room that’ll create lasting memories.
Take a look at seven gorgeous shared kids rooms that we’ve found online:
The bright, gender neutral colours make this a great nursery for twin babies. Some of the items in the room are handmade like the pinwheel mobile, which you can make for your own nursery following these instructions. (Gus and Lula)
Earthy tones can be calming and stylish for a shared kids room. We think that dresser with the chalkboard surface is a great idea because it’s something that will grow with the kids. (Holly Mathis Interiors)
Why not create two rooms in one? By using bold girl and boy colours to define each area, the kids can have a fun colourful, yet sophisticated, shared bedroom. (Marianne Six)
The minimalistic look of this room with the bright colors and grey walls go so well together. The window bench is an IKEA Expedit shelving unit turned sideways, while the book ledges are Ribba photo ledges. (Daffodil Design)
For rooms with minimal light, go with colourful textiles and accessories as they brighten the space up. The wooden wall letters, which can be made on your own, adds a fun, personalised style to the room. (Apartment Therapy)
The festive garlands on the ceiling, a little seating area for reading bedtime stories, and a lovely light-filled art corner are just some of the things we love about this room. (Con botas de agua)
Vintage pieces are paired with modern furniture, creating a comfortable and eclectic mix. There are bright pops of color throughout, making the room happy and cheerful. (EM Design Interiors)
We want to know from you – do your children currently share a room or do you plan on having another child who will share a room with his or her sibling? Let us know!
