Shared room layout ideas

So, you’ve decided your kids are going to share a room which means you have two beds (or a bed + crib) to fit into the room. The size and shape of the room may guide or dictate where you place the beds, but it’s worth taking a look at some different bed layouts to see if they spark inspiration for you. Probably the most traditional layout, this formation has a nice visual symmetry and conveys a sense of each child’s claim to the space being equal.

Discover creative ideas for arranging 2 beds in one small room! From DIY solutions to apartment-friendly layouts, explore twin bedroom decor that maximizes space and enhances the small bedrooms' aesthetic appeal.

Parent and child sharing a bedroom? No problem. Carve out specific activity areas and make sure everyone has a spot to store must-haves and favourite things. The room can feel grown-up and still have lots of space for play. Check out our ideas for a bedroom that’s got it all for parent and child.

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This Bedroom Layout Guide has four bedroom layouts to show how to arrange your bedroom furniture. Maximize relaxation, storage, and small spaces in style!

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