I wanted to design a room for my twin girls that did not feel overly nursery. Babies are only babies for a short period so I am hoping this is a room they can grow into.
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cottonlily
April 28, 2010
This room is huge! The girls are very lucky to have such space to play and grow. I like how you’re thinking of the future, rather than limiting your design to the infant stage. I love the colors and especially the wallpaper. The only thing I wouldn’t be able to digest is that huge dormer separating the children. I think for older children it would be fine, but that wall almost seems an obstacle between the babies. I can see myself tripping over the bookcase and ducking under the dormer going from crib to crib, crib to crib.
PrincessRaina
May 4, 2010
I’m bothered that Adalyn and Emilia won’t be seeing much of each other when they’re inside their cribs. But I just adore the green that you picked! And I love the classical decals you used!
Martinique
May 11, 2010
I think that this room is a great use of space.
Recreate
May 11, 2010
I love everything in this room! The whites and the pastels look so yummy. Even the chandeliers look so sweet and yummy. And the wallpaper, too. And, as cottonlily said, it’s nice you are thinking ahead into the future, when the twins are a bit older and when they need their own private spaces. But don’t overdo that. I think the cribs are too far from each other. I think they should be placed side by side. Twins need a lot of bonding, in my opinion. They have no concept of private spaces for now. Especially when they’ve been cramped together inside your belly for nine months. They’re gonna want to curl up next to one another.
gatorluvr
January 4, 2012
I love the idea but the cribs are too far apart for twins and no crib should ever be put anywhere near a window for safety reasons.
Comments
cottonlily
This room is huge! The girls are very lucky to have such space to play and grow. I like how you’re thinking of the future, rather than limiting your design to the infant stage. I love the colors and especially the wallpaper. The only thing I wouldn’t be able to digest is that huge dormer separating the children. I think for older children it would be fine, but that wall almost seems an obstacle between the babies. I can see myself tripping over the bookcase and ducking under the dormer going from crib to crib, crib to crib.
PrincessRaina
I’m bothered that Adalyn and Emilia won’t be seeing much of each other when they’re inside their cribs. But I just adore the green that you picked! And I love the classical decals you used!
Martinique
I think that this room is a great use of space.
Recreate
I love everything in this room! The whites and the pastels look so yummy. Even the chandeliers look so sweet and yummy. And the wallpaper, too. And, as cottonlily said, it’s nice you are thinking ahead into the future, when the twins are a bit older and when they need their own private spaces. But don’t overdo that. I think the cribs are too far from each other. I think they should be placed side by side. Twins need a lot of bonding, in my opinion. They have no concept of private spaces for now. Especially when they’ve been cramped together inside your belly for nine months. They’re gonna want to curl up next to one another.
gatorluvr
I love the idea but the cribs are too far apart for twins and no crib should ever be put anywhere near a window for safety reasons.