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Two’s Company: 20 Shared Kids Rooms

Carrie McBride
Carrie McBride
Carrie is a former Apartment Therapy editor and the original editor of Apartment Therapy Media's first site for kids: Ohdeedoh. She lives in Brooklyn with her husband and two kids..
updated Mar 11, 2020
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Siblings sharing a bedroom is an inevitability in many small homes. If this is your situation and you’re struggling with creating cohesion or fitting everything in one room, we’ve got twenty rooms for you to explore and draw inspiration from – sisters’ rooms, brothers’ rooms and brother-sister rooms. If it worked for Willis and Arnold, Mary and Laura and Becky and Darlene…it can work for your kids.

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Bella (4.5) & Lily (1.5) (Image credit: Apartment Therapy)

Shared Girls Rooms
• Bella (4.5) & Lily (1.5)
• Lainey & Nella
• Sabine (7) & Penelope (3)
• Juliette (8) & Isabelle (6)
• Bianca (toddler) & Stella (newborn)
• Princess & Firecracker
• Edie (5) & Isla (newborn)
• Jenin & Maysoon

Shared Boys Rooms
• Cooper (7) & Campbell (3.5)
• Parker & Landon
• Zach & Clayton

Shared Boy-Girl Rooms
• Elias (4) & Lioba (2)
• Luca (5) & Gia (3)
• Hadley (4 years) & Kohen (4 months)
• Nicholas (3) & Amelia (almost 1)
• Jackie (4) & Joe (1)
• Lily (6) & Luke (3 months)
• Kade (2) and Baby Sister (newborn)
• Beatrice & Ambrose

One Room Three Ways:
• Sebastian
• Sebastian (3.5) & Ruby (5 weeks)
• Sebastian (4.5) & Ruby (17 months)

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