Our friends over at The Design File asked us to weigh in on the shared bedroom for brother and sister. We put together a few top tips for achieving a pulled together, gender accommodating room. Here is a snippet of what we had to say:
“Due to economic conditions, space constraints, the popularity of multiples or a desire to maintain an urban lifestyle, more families than ever are making sibling shared rooms work. However, good design to appease both sexes can be a challenge. What to do when he wants Spiderman and she wants Hannah Montana?”
Tip 1: Coordinate your kids’ bedding. Create a sense of unity within the room by using the same bedding designer or similar patterns such as stripes or polka dots in gender specific color combinations.
To get all the tips and to read the entire post go to The Design File.
Marina Teramond @ NMPL
Monday 25th of October 2021
I can't read the rest of the tips, the link doesn't work (( Check, please.
Murphy Bed Pro
Wednesday 5th of October 2011
I also feel that the notion that each child needs their own bedroom to be simply obnoxiously 'American', hehe... what's the fun in siblings if you can't spend fun times with them snuggled in the same bedroom?
Katrina
Monday 22nd of August 2011
So the Garnet Hill bedding is discontinued. I found the John W. Golden posters. However, where do I find the flower and car prints?
3D Database
Thursday 9th of June 2011
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