It’s sometimes difficult to have a room for two, here are decorating tips to create a shared bedroom for kids. start with double bed, closet design for two, two level bed and others interesting ideas.

Sweet Symmetry Kids’ Room

Just because they have to share a space doesn’t mean they have to cut down on the pink. Create a symmetrical design for a little girls’ room and then personalize each bed with a monogrammed pillow.
Photo courtesy of Serena & Lily

Kids’ Room Closet in Half

To maximize the square footage in a shared kids’ closet, designer Brian Patrick Flynn outfitted it with another clothes-hanging rod. The central column here, made from MDF (medium density fiberboard), provides open storage, a desktop and a clear division between clothing for its boy and girl twin toddler inhabitants.

Extra Storage, Separate Spaces

Open shelving is one of the easiest ways to divide a shared space without closing off the different areas completely. Buy a pre-made shelf and paint it a playful color that complements the room’s palette. Design by Dan Vickery.

Level Up your bed

A new take on bunk beds maximizes floor space in the 2010 HGTV Green Home. Have a light on both levels of a bunk bed so each child can read or do quiet activities before bedtime.

A New Layout

Instead of the standard arrangement of beds on opposite walls, try putting a large nightstand in the corner of the room with the head of the beds placed perpendicular to each other. Warning: It may encourage late-night chats, but at least they’re getting along, right? Design by David Hertz.

Coordinate Fabrics

Classic bunk beds are always a great option. They save floor space, while still giving each child a bed of their own. RMSer samnadam uses matching bedspreads and pillows for her girls’ bunk beds, but you can also use different bedding in the same color palette if each kid wants her own style.

Put their name

Make each kid feel special by calling out their names in a unique way. RMSer myuncommonsliceofsuburbia painted planes carrying banners of her boys’ names into the cloud mural that surrounds this shared room.