How to design the sibling's shared bedroom

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In small city apartments it is common to have a shared bedroom for siblings. However, unlike traditional rooms, common spaces require a lot of planning. The room should accommodate space for sleeping, studying, playing and having fun, and this also for two persons. Find out how to create a bright and fun bedroom without compromising style.

Bed

Choose similar single beds or a double bed that comes with built-in storage to make the most of the space under the bed. Design a headboard with built-in shelves so each child can display their favorite things and toys. [caption id="attachment_3816" align="alignnone" width="866"] Image via architecturaldigest.in[/caption] If kids are in the 4-8 age group, consider a bunk bed because it makes use of vertical space and allows enough room to play within the bedroom. Beds are available in a variety of formats and come with drawers and organized storage units. It is always advisable to purchase a bunk bed that can be separated into two separate beds in the future. If it's a compact bedroom, choose a rollaway bed that can be stored under a single bed and can be pulled out during bedtime.

Color scheme

Select a suitable color scheme, create a feature wall, or paint a wall with chalkboard paint so children can draw, erase and have fun. Paint the shelves in different colors and consider giving a small section of bedroom wall to each child so that they can unleash their creativity and decorate it as per their choice.

Storage

There should be separate storage provision for each of the children so that they can store their clothes, books, shoes and toys separately. Ensure easy access by storing items at different levels based on children's height.

Study area

Create an individual study area and seating for each sibling. Divide the continuous study table into two parts with a drawer and cupboard in the center of the table. Everyone can customize their tables with their own photos, drawings or sticky notes. [caption id="attachment_3817" align="alignnone" width="768"] Image via architecturaldigest.in[/caption]

Create a clutter-free space

Since children's shared rooms are prone to a lot of clutter and clutter, choose stylish furniture so that the room is spacious to play and allows for maximum storage. Offer built-in storage, closed cabinets, and shelves for organizing and displaying games. [caption id="attachment_3818" align="alignnone" width="683"] Image via architecturaldigest.in[/caption] Also Read: Interior Design Hacks for Low Spaces

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