How to fit 4 kids in two 11'x11' bedrooms?
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Skye
I have a 7 year old daughter, a 5 year old son, and 1 year old twins (boy and girl).
Do you guys have any ideas on how to fit them into two 11 foot by 11 foot bedrooms. Should I put the girls together and the boy together or the older ones together and the twins together. How should we organize their furniture. Should we buy a specific type of furniture (bunk beds for example).
We just moved in and need HELP!!!
Thanks in advance
Answer
Ships captain style bunk beds. Stephen Spielberg arranges his kids' rooms like this in the book Hollywood at Home by Architectural Digest. Don't be intimidated. You can also create DIY solutions for this. Look on sites like Apartment Therapy for small space solutions. I also highly recommend Pinterest for kids and teen room boards for inspiration. I am also a big fan of Christopher Lowell's book on small spaces. You also want to maximize floor space so I suggest that all lighting is off the floor and off table space. You can choose kids' room wall sconces and ceiling lights so tables are free and floor lamps don't get knocked over.
Ships captain style bunk beds. Stephen Spielberg arranges his kids' rooms like this in the book Hollywood at Home by Architectural Digest. Don't be intimidated. You can also create DIY solutions for this. Look on sites like Apartment Therapy for small space solutions. I also highly recommend Pinterest for kids and teen room boards for inspiration. I am also a big fan of Christopher Lowell's book on small spaces. You also want to maximize floor space so I suggest that all lighting is off the floor and off table space. You can choose kids' room wall sconces and ceiling lights so tables are free and floor lamps don't get knocked over.
Redecorating an 8 year olds bedroom, the room is small, so I need space saving suggestions?
Nancy H
I also want the room to grow with her, so the furniture has to be neutral. I want her to be able to have sleep-overs, would a trundle be better than a double bed? Can I use the trundle space for storage when not using it as a bed?
Answer
Instead of a trundle bed I would buy the bunk style beds that are a full size bed on bottom and a twin on top. To make it really cute in a girls room, attach fabric panels to the top rail and drapr it down over the bottom bed. This will give a princess feel to it. Tie it back on the front corners if you would like. You can use the space under the bed for storage. Those space bags really do work and are great for out of season clothing. Wicker trunks are nice for storage and if you add a pretty cushion on top you have a seating area as well. Add a torchier lamp next to it and you have a great reading space. A desk is great at this age . I would suggest you if you don't already have one. Can get rid of some mess and used for homework. Place a mirror behind it and can also serve as a vanity as she grows older. Most important, Let your daughter choose things she likes for her room. She is old enough to help make decorating choices. LET HER COME UP WITH HER OWN IDEAS> YOU WILL BE SURPRISED AT THE GREAT IDEAS KIDS CAN COME UP WITH
Instead of a trundle bed I would buy the bunk style beds that are a full size bed on bottom and a twin on top. To make it really cute in a girls room, attach fabric panels to the top rail and drapr it down over the bottom bed. This will give a princess feel to it. Tie it back on the front corners if you would like. You can use the space under the bed for storage. Those space bags really do work and are great for out of season clothing. Wicker trunks are nice for storage and if you add a pretty cushion on top you have a seating area as well. Add a torchier lamp next to it and you have a great reading space. A desk is great at this age . I would suggest you if you don't already have one. Can get rid of some mess and used for homework. Place a mirror behind it and can also serve as a vanity as she grows older. Most important, Let your daughter choose things she likes for her room. She is old enough to help make decorating choices. LET HER COME UP WITH HER OWN IDEAS> YOU WILL BE SURPRISED AT THE GREAT IDEAS KIDS CAN COME UP WITH
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