Having a girl and boy shared bedroom can be tricky at times. How can you satisfy them both when it comes to decoration? Check here to find out!
Today we’re kicking off another project—but this time it’s at our own house, and it’s one that all three of us have been looking forward to for months! Esmé’s big girl room! With only six weeks to go before baby boy’s arrival, we’re going to have to spend most of it focusing on this room […]
12 beautiful shared bedrooms.
Get ready for the sweetest shared-kids room maybe ever thanks to Velux Skylights. So many wonderful gender-neutral ideas and see the kid's reaction!
Interior NVMD is a duplex with a loft designed for a family with two children by INT2 Architecture, located in Zelenograd, a city in Moscow, Russia.
The desk spans both rooms between the window and the bed structure Tagged: Kids Room, Bedroom Room Type, Bunks, Desk, Shelves, and Bed. Photo 5 of 8 in Two-In-One-Kids-Room by Sali Tabacchi Inc.. Browse inspirational photos of modern kids' rooms.
#PROJECTSTONEGATEI've been waiting for this moment since Liam (my 2nd) was born. That my boys would one day share a room with bunk beds! The room is quite large with a wall full of windows making it difficult to do standard bunk beds tucked into a corner. So we strategically came up with a layout that would not block off any natural light. The stairs by the windows helped create separation but there was still a blank wall by the closet. I wanted it to stay open and light so we created these
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While sifting through old digital files, I came across these "before" photos of our lil' back patio and garden. I paired them with "after" shots on the right to demonstrate just how much the trees, vines, and potted plants have grown over the past 7 years! Update (2/
#PROJECTSTONEGATEI've been waiting for this moment since Liam (my 2nd) was born. That my boys would one day share a room with bunk beds! The room is quite large with a wall full of windows making it difficult to do standard bunk beds tucked into a corner. So we strategically came up with a layout that would not block off any natural light. The stairs by the windows helped create separation but there was still a blank wall by the closet. I wanted it to stay open and light so we created these
