{"id":3903,"date":"2016-10-21T16:30:00","date_gmt":"2016-10-21T20:30:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.dutchcrafters.com\/blog\/?p=3903"},"modified":"2025-03-24T13:25:59","modified_gmt":"2025-03-24T17:25:59","slug":"furniture-for-shared-bedroom","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.dutchcrafters.com\/blog\/furniture-for-shared-bedroom\/","title":{"rendered":"Making Room to Grow: Furniture for a Shared Bedroom"},"content":{"rendered":"

Siblings may argue, but at the end of the day they can take comfort in knowing they have a best friend who is always close by. Even closer if they are sharing a room.<\/p>\n

A shared bedroom isn\u2019t something to fear. Siblings who share a room learn how to problem solve, share and resolve conflict. To make a shared space work, we\u2019ve listed all of the furniture essentials, as well as how to make the room work for different sibling combinations.<\/p>\n

Bedroom Essentials for a Shared Space<\/h2>\n

The Bunk Beds<\/h3>\n

Use the height of the room, rather than the floor space, to your advantage.<\/p>\n

The Amish Solana Loft Bed with Ladder<\/a>\u00a0saves space by removing the need for a bedroom dresser.<\/p>\n

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The Dresser<\/h3>\n

A dresser in a shared space needs to offer\u00a0storage drawers reserved for each sibling. The Amish San Marino Six Drawer Dresser with Mirror<\/a> has an even amount of drawers and a mirror that will come in handy if one sister is already fixing her hair at the bathroom mirror. There\u2019s also plenty of space for jewelry boxes on each end.<\/p>\n

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The Desk<\/h3>\n

Position desks at opposite sides of one end of the room with the dresser in between. This grants each child the feel of more personal space within the room. A desk with shelving above it makes space for each child\u2019s books as well as a few toys.<\/p>\n

The Nightstand<\/h3>\n

Positioned between the beds, the Amish Yorktowne Bedroom Night Table<\/a> provides room for an alarm clock and lamp. The four drawers allow room for more of your children\u2019s precious items.<\/p>\n

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Making your Sibling Combination Work in a Shared Room<\/h2>\n

For a Brother and Sister<\/h3>\n