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It's often a challenge for parents to create a nice looking bedroom shared by a girl and a boy. Here's some of my favorite girl and boy shared bedroom ideas. Hope these ideas inspire some shared room designs of your own.
Space Saver: Pegboard Storage System, Step 6 - Paint with one or two coats of corresponding third and fourth colors up to the divided line; let dry completely and remove tape. Hang items from pegs and bungee cords and in baskets and buckets.
Space Saver: Pegboard Storage System, Step 5 - To make a painted frame, attach tape around the pegboard, about 3" from the edge. For more kids room decorating and organizing ideas visit www.facebook.com/... you may find something you 'LIKE'
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Space Saver: Pegboard Storage System, Step 4 - Paint one or two coats of first color onto one half and let dry. Remove tape by pulling at a 45-degree angle, attach it to edge of painted surface, and paint other half with one or two coats of second color; let dry completely and remove tape.
Space Saver: Pegboard Storage System, Step 3 - Measure to find center of board and attach the edge of a strip of painter's tape to center line.
Space Saver: Pegboard Storage System, Step 2 - Use a saw to cut plywood into 4 47" pieces and nail the 1" edge to the underside edges of pegboard (about 5 nails per side).
Space Saver: Pegboard Storage System, Step 1 - Prime surface of pegboard; let dry.
Space Saver: Pegboard Storage System - What you'll need: -What you'll need 2 8' lengths of 1"x2" plywood -handsaw -4'x4' pegboard -finishing nails -hammer -primer -paintbrush or roller -painter's tape -4 colors of paint -pegboard hooks -bungee cords -metal clips -metal baskets -small buckets
Space Savers: Pegboard Storage System - With two kids in a bedroom, the overflow of stuff can be unwieldy. These double-duty organization tools take a shared room from crowded to comfy. Divide a 4-foot square pegboard in half and store your kids' gear in buckets and on hooks and pegs. For more kids room decorating and organizing ideas visit www.facebook.com/... you may find something you 'LIKE'
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Room Divider: How to Make a Folding Screen Divider - Separate the kids without creating an obtrusive barricade. Dividers can serve an additional purpose -- for storage, play, or simply decoration. For more kids room decorating and organizing ideas visit www.facebook.com/... you may find something you 'LIKE'
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Decorate A Shared Bedroom - Kids begin to develop their own taste earlier than you may think. Play with color and pattern in a shared bedroom to help delineate space. Discover more kids room decorating and organizing tips and ideas @ kidsroomdecoratin...
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Make Room for Two! - Make your shared bedroom colorful and fun. Use a curtain to divide the room, decorate with headboards painted on the wall, and save space with end-of-the-bed storage. For more kids room decorating and organizing ideas visit www.facebook.com/... you may find something you 'LIKE'
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Bunking Up - In a shared room with ample space, loft two beds to give each kid his own territory. The top provides space for sleeping, and under the bed, kids can have a designated spot for their stuff.
Bunked - Custom-designed bunk beds include lighting, bulletin boards, and desks. On the far wall, a hockey-theme mural provides plenty of interest and style, but can be painted over as the children mature. For more kids room decorating and organizing ideas visit www.facebook.com/... you may find something you 'LIKE'
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Fun Times Ahead - Here's a new twist on bunk beds: Rather than having both beds point the same direction, place them perpendicular to one another. Coordinating bedding lets each child express his or her personal style. A black modular unit and cubbies above each bed provide ample storage space. Bedding, furniture, and toys in a bold orange color palette create a fun atmosphere. For more kids room decorating and organizing ideas visit www.facebook.com/... you may find something
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Do More with Standard Closet Storage - Cut clutter in a reach-in closet by tweaking a standard closet system, no remodeling needed. First, designate the existing clothes rod and high shelf (where only parents can reach) for out-of-season clothes and items for safekeeping. Then add a second clothes rod or shelf (or both) along the bottom portion of the closet. For more kids room decorating and organizing ideas visit www.facebook.com/... you may find something you 'LIKE'
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Make It Easy to Get Organized - Make sharing a closet struggle-free for kids by clearly designating ownership. Label baskets, storage bins, and drawers with name labels or tags that identify each kid's domain. Or, in a solo closet, label types of clothing and accessories to keep things organized. Color-coordinated containers can do the trick, too.
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This kid's space is the perfect room for grandchildren to stay while visiting. For more kids room decorating and organizing ideas visit www.facebook.com/... you may find something you 'LIKE'
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This bedroom consists of custom-designed bunk beds and shelving for stylish storage. Discover more kids room decorating and organizing tips and ideas @ kidsroomdecoratin...
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This custom-designed kids' bedroom features bunk beds that accommodate four children.For more kids room decorating and organizing ideas visit www.facebook.com/... you may find something you 'LIKE'
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Red, White and Bunked - Stripes appear nearly everywhere in this happy shared bedroom -- walls, window, pillows, bedding, cushions, and even the bunk beds themselves. What a colorful idea for a shared bedroom! Discover more kids room decorating and organizing tips and ideas @ kidsroomdecoratin...
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I love how the blue and pink striped Pottery Barn Kids bedding is coordinated with solid green bedding in the same shade. The green really ties this shared boy and girl bedroom together. The use of bulletin boards and reading lamps help to divide the space while unifying it at the same time. The personalized pillows and wall letters help distinguish the individual spaces in a soft and subtle way that works nicely in the otherwise similar backdrop.
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I love the boy and girl shared bedroom possibilities in this Pottery Barn Kids photo. Deep red and dark blue bedding (solid and plaid) works well with green used as an accent color. The white walls and bunk beds anchor the classic look of this kids room while keeping it clean and simple. With up to four kids sharing a bedroom, simple and uncluttered is the way to go.
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I love how white walls and furniture anchor the decor accessories in this boy and girl shared bedroom. The pink and blue bedding from Pottery Barn Kids works well together. The personalized pillows are a nice touch. For more kids room decorating and organizing ideas visit www.facebook.com/... you may find something you 'LIKE'
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Teddy bears - what a great way to tie together a boy and girl shared bedroom. Each bed is personalized with name and colors. A great idea from Pottery Barn Kids. Discover more kids room decorating and organizing tips and ideas @ kidsroomdecoratin...
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