On many occasions we do not have enough space to make individual rooms for all the children at home, and we have to resort to the shared bedrooms. It is all much more difficult, because in a smaller space you have to incorporate everything you need so that they are comfortable and space to store things.
That is why we are going to give you three basic ideas to decorate a Shared room. It is simple if we are clear about what matters and what we should avoid. There are tricks to make these spaces very useful and also well decorated, and all without getting too complicated.
Bed or bunk
This is a great dilemma, but the truth is that we can use either of the two options. We can put the single beds against the walls, so that they occupy less. Obviously, if there is very little space, the use of the bunk will be necessary, with which we save much more in square meters. There are many solutions in today's beds, with bunk beds that also have storage spaces such as shelves or beds with drawers underneath. A trundle bed is another good option, since during the day it can be collected under the other bed.
Storage space
If something cannot be missing in a shared bedroom, it is storage space. And it is that they are twice as many things to keep. We have to think about built-in wardrobes, a shelf attached to the wall and other solutions that do not take up much space. Also the benches with drawers and space underneath to store things. This type of furniture that serves several things is very useful.
Shared desktop
Since they will surely have to study in their room, we can create a shared desktop. A larger table, in which we delimit the spaces with the decorative details, and two chairs. There's no need for much more.