Creating a shared bedroom for siblings can be fun but also a bit of a challenge. With different personalities, limited space, and double the stuff, it’s all about balance. Here are simple tips to help you style a shared sibling room that’s both beautiful and practical ✨

Create Zones

Give each child their own ‘mini space’

• Use rugs or furniture to divide the room

• Place beds apart (or use bunk beds if you’re limited on space!)

• Add personal touches like name signs or different bedding

Stick to a Neutral Base

Choose a calm, neutral colour palette, then let each child add their personality with:

• Wall art

• Bedding

• Toys or cushions

This keeps the room looking cohesive but still personal 

Think Vertical

Maximise wall space 

• Floating shelves for books or lights

• Tall storage units with labeled baskets

• Beds with built-in drawers or under-bed boxes

Make Storage Easy

Clutter can build up fast so use:

• Clear bins or labeled baskets 

• Under bed storage

• Over door organisers for small bits

Encourage a quick tidy up before bedtime!

Involve the Kids

Let each child pick a few decor pieces like cushions, prints, or lights

When they feel involved, they’re more likely to love (and look after) their space ✨

Bonus: Add Bonding Moments

Include shared elements like:

• A reading corner

• A photo wall

• Matching decor in different colours

A shared sibling room doesn’t have to mean chaos. With smart planning and thoughtful decor, it can be a cosy, stylish space they both enjoy.

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