Corner beds

here’s one that you can do if you want your kids to share a small room but don’t like the look of a bunk bed. Placing the beds in a corner instead of having them occupy tons of space in the middle of the room can free up some precious real estate. Put a corner table where the beds meet for extra space and storage.

Room Dividers

Got 1 room and two  kids?  You can leave up a sliding wall for privacy then just set a rule to always have the wall open unless otherwise instructed. This is great for when kids of different ages are sharing the space or when a boy and a girl will be sharing the room since you can still customize each half according to their taste.

Curtain room divider for a shared bedroom will add an extra privacy.

A nook to call their own

if you’re having your kids share the same room because of lack of space, privacy and preference might be an issue. To solve this, why not give them their own little nooks that they can crawl in and truly call their own? You can build their nooks so they each have their own space for their own stuff. This is one of the best ways to have older kids (grade schoolers and pre-teens) share a room without sacrificing their own aesthetic and their privacy. Here are some of the cutest and most functional ones to take inspiration from.

The bunk bed upgrade

Gone are the days when having a bunk bed simply meant having 2 beds stacked on top of each other. Today, bunk beds come in so many different styles and designs, it’s hard to resist getting one for your kids the moment you think about them sharing rooms. Multi-level bunk beds are a thing, too, and they’re great for parents of three or even four kids. Check out these cool bunk beds:

This is how you can squeeze 3 beds into one small room !

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Satin Curtain Used to Divide the Room

Simple Wooden  Panels DIY Room Divider

You can create a DIY room divider using vinyl. However, if you use the naked LPs it may appear somewhat juvenile for some. It is best that you cover the records. You can use colorful papers or other kinds of decorative paper. The outcome is incredibly retro and chic at the same time.

Cabinet with Curtains Combination DIY Room Divider

Used Map to Design a Room Divider

Another DIY room divider ideas is the one that does not hang from the ceiling. It is known as the coat rack re-do which is an amazing idea. Using fabric is a good idea to create a lovely pattern but is somewhat similar to other spectacular room dividers.

Reed DIY Room Divider

Room Divider made of Old vinyl LPs

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Aside from using branches as a DIY room divider, you can also use slimmer twigs. You can find this kind of room divider for sale at home furniture stores, but you can also do it on your own. Collect twigs from your backyard, you can either paint them or you can leave them in their original color, use wood as your base.

Window Frame Arranged  to Create a DIY Room Divider

Tall DIY Room Dividers

A great board DIY room divider can be done using power tools. You may ask the help of your husband or friends to complete the job. This room divider will not only look fun, but it can divide the area beautifully.

Old Wardrobe Doors Connected Together to Create a Room Divider

Custom Made Room Divider

Another great example of custom made sliding room divider.

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Baby gates for common shared rooms:

You can make use of baby gates to divider the room and it will look very cute and neat enough to set a partition in between the room. These baby gates can be bought from stores or you can also make use of crib railings instead of baby gates to separate the room.

Sliding black board idea:

One of the private room divider ideas is to make use of a sliding door to provide some private space in the shared rooms. This sliding door can be a painted as a black board where kids can scribble on it or as a bulletin board to pin up their charts and other educational things.

Colorful DIY children’s room divider:

Create a colorful bubble room divider with circles cut out of cardboard and covered with gift wrappers, or you can make use of paper plates or even doilies to create a beautiful room divider as this.

Curtain room divider:

Attach a curtain rod in between the room and you can make use of curtains to segregate the room. This is one of the easiest and cheapest options to consider too.

Colorful curtains can be used in kid’s room with designs of their fascination printed on it.

Panel room divider:

Create  a houseroom divider with wooden planks or old windows and doors with entrance carved out of it. This will create a beautiful house like feel with doors and windows in it.

Open sides computer table:

Make use of open sides computer table that can be used from either sides and children can make use of this large open table to arrange books and other stuffs. This open table will make the room much like an home office décor with computer and books arranged neatly in it.

Kids Room divider with a storage

Create a partition in the room with a large circular loophole where kids can slide and peek through it. This will make it a fun experience and very much create enough for a room divider.

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