Setting up a sibling's room: Tips for harmony and space-saving solutions

Two children. One room. And so many needs. Furnishing a shared bedroom isn't just about fitting in two beds – it's about creating retreats, spaces for individual expression, and above all: harmony. Over the past few years, I've helped design many such rooms and know how quickly a compromise can transform into a true favorite. With thoughtfully chosen wallpapers, clever combination designs, and personalized advice, I'll support you in creating a shared bedroom that meets the needs of both children – and gives you the satisfying feeling that you've done everything right.

Room layout & planning: Creating zones, avoiding conflict

One room – two little personalities

A shared children's room needs structure. I recommend dividing the room into clear zones: retreats, play areas, and study spaces. Visual separation using wallpaper with depth , wall stickers , or furniture foil for the Kura bed is particularly helpful. This way, each child gets their own corner – visually defined without making the room feel cluttered.

Wallpaper selection with a system: Functionality meets imagination

My children's wallpapers are not only beautiful, but also thoughtfully designed. All designs can be mirrored, adapted, or divided – ideal for siblings with different interests. For example, one wall can become a combination of jungle animals and watercolor stars, tailored to each child's personality. And to ensure nothing important gets lost under the sloping roof, I customize every design to your wall dimensions – down to the millimeter.

Limited space? Here's how to make the most of small siblings' rooms.

Do you only have 8 or 10 square meters available? No problem. With light colors, soft transitions, and natural motifs, even small rooms appear larger. My nature-inspired wallpapers visually add depth to a room. Complemented by cleverly placed wall stickers or furniture foil on dressers, a harmonious overall impression is created – even without much floor space.

Decorating with heart: two children, one shared style

What if one child loves pink and the other prefers animals? No problem – I'll develop a combination design for you that caters to both. And it doesn't always have to be the same motifs: Two different wallpapers in the same room, when combined correctly, can work wonders. They help to visually zone the room while simultaneously highlighting your children's individual preferences. The only important thing is that the colors and style harmonize – and that's exactly what I pay attention to in every design. This results, for example, in a floral area with delicate pink accents on one side and a nature-inspired jungle wall on the other – clearly separated yet perfectly cohesive.

Matching sets often help: a safari wallpaper with matching Malm foil , or pine forest motifs for the bed and walls. This creates a room that connects people while remaining completely individual – without visual clutter.

Design consultation included – I'll help you personally.

If you want to decorate your children's room but don't know where to start, write to me. I'll give you personalized advice, adapt designs to your room, and pay attention to every detail – from the sloping ceiling to the window reveals. By the way, all wallpapers are free of PVC and plasticizers, vegan, and odorless – perfect for a child's room.

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