Asked on Jan 3, 2018
My daughter and son are share a room can i make each feel side special
My daughter and son are 11 months apart id like to decorate each side for them without it looking like pink and blue meet in the middle. Can this be a DIY project on a tight budget?
6 answers
- Williamon Jan 3, 2018A lot of photos here. You can take ideas and concepts from then and mix them up to fit your budget. You can click on a photo and go to the site.https://www.google.com/search?q=bedroom+ideas+for+boy+and+girl+sharing+a+room&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwinwfuer7zYAhVo7oMKHSiUAR0QsAQISA&biw=1016&bih=642HelpfulReply
- Joanna Smithon Jan 3, 2018Go with Primary Colors, like Red and Yellow! Use cube shelves as a divider and carpet tiles of various colors.HelpfulReply
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Nancy Wilsonon Jan 4, 2018You don't mention their age. Is privacy an issue?HelpfulReply
- April plewon Jan 6, 2018They are actually both 8 right now they will be 8 and 9 years old when my son has his birthday next month.HelpfulReply
- Jaweneon Jan 4, 2018I would start by painting the walls a light gray. Use accents like pillows, bedding & toys to create the boy/girl separation.HelpfulReply
- Pascale Nguyenon Jan 4, 2018You didn't mention their age but Ikea has very reasonable decor accessories for children.HelpfulReply
- Sandra O'Sheaon Jan 6, 2018You can buy one of those accordion dividers. You can make it special by attaching pictures of them and their interest on their own side of the divider. Also, adding a growth chart for each side. You can also buy a mirror of any size as long as it has a flat frame wood rim to glue something that the child is into like for a boy little toy cars around his mirror frame. For a girl, in the trinket section of stores for party items they have fake lip gloss and makeup etc. Or, if they are into animals, you could easily find plastic animals to glue on. Make sure if you do the latter that you buy a glue that is for plastic. I hope this helps. :).HelpfulReply