Apr 29, 2021 No. 30 Growing up, I longed to share a room with a (hypothetical) sibling, much like D.J. and Stephanie from Full House. The sibling and shared room never came to fruition for me, but if you're considering it — or your kids currently share — look no further than this week's feature piece, chock-full of great design ideas and practical tips.
American houses keep getting bigger and families keep getting smaller, so it stands to reason that most kids get their own room these days. However, I know plenty of families whose kids share bedrooms, especially in cities, where space is at a premium.
Even in homes with more square footage, families will often choose to have kids share a room. My sister and I shared until we hit our tween years — even though the house we grew up in had a whopping five (!) bedrooms. My parents, like many others, hoped sharing a room would help deepen our bond and teach us about problem-solving and compromise.
Designing shared kids rooms can be tricky because every kid, family, and home is different. Cubby set out to find smart and stylish shared rooms that could give you ideas for your kids. Here are 14 clever tips from families with kids sharing rooms in spaces ranging from big to small: cubby question We've been thinking a lot about mothers lately and want to know: what's your favorite thing about your mother-figure? Does she have a special talent? A recipe you adore? Tell us more here > eat
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cubby finds: tiny tables ask maxwell My Nick is about to turn 9 years old! He's very artistic and creative. What's a unique present that only you would know about? — Nell Dear Nell,
You've come to the right place because, as you may know, I love to find weird and interesting things to give away and delight people (AND it also makes for a very easy column this week :)). Maxwell Ryan is a father and was an elementary school teacher in NYC before founding Apartment Therapy. He'd love to answer your question: askmaxwell@cubbyathome.com
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Thursday, April 29, 2021
14 creative shared kids' room ideas and solutions from parents {issue 30}
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