Good Design Thread
That looks awesome but I wonder how long it would take for the oldest kid to crack the shits with sharing a room with younger siblings!
Especially when they start bringin home partners, or comin in pissed at 3:00 in the mornin!!!!! 
Yeah, good design for kids younger than say 14 or so. bad design as soon as you start getting teenagers. And since that looked like a massive room, you’d probably be better off splitting it into 2 and sharing with only 1 person.
Yeah great idea but def looks like you have the space to not need to cram 4 into a room!
I have this pinned on pinterest - great idea for a holiday home I think, where kids or cousins would love to share a room for a week. this looks cozy.
Actually this person has heaps of bunk rooms designs
Yeah, good design for kids younger than say 14 or so. bad design as soon as you start getting teenagers. And since that looked like a massive room, you’d probably be better off splitting it into 2 and sharing with only 1 person.
It’s awesome design, and anyone who could afford to build this in a room that size can afford to remodel when the time comes.
Besides, I’d assume it’s part of an upmarket holiday house.
I want this if i ever have a 2 story house!
^ Such a shame to spoil good ideas/design with tacky colours and carpet.
Especially when they start bringin home partners, or comin in pissed at 3:00 in the mornin!!!!!
Mr.h0z and I shared a room with his 2 younger brothers (and a single bed for that matter..) with no doors, just a hallway and stairs at the end of the room.. (was the upstairs kitchen, converted into a bedroom when they had more kids..) his sister got her own room being the only girl, and I took to getting changed in the bathroom haha… then after 2 years his parents sold and brought a 6bedroom house! Now we have a walk in wardrobe and an ensuite.. win!
Yeah, my Mum has a 5 bedroom house and will now have 3 people in it when my brother moves out this year…
One is my cousin who moved down from QLD lol. If they were coping (and with kids your age) I would have delt lol 
holiday house for sure!
have thought a bit recently about how it has totally become the norm for each child to have their own room, whereas most people my age (30) and up shared a room at least at some point.
I think kids miss out by not getting to share a room!
I shared a room when I was very young (until about 3yo). Then again when I was 11yo, while we built a house, with my sister (2years younger), and enjoyed it very much. At 16yo the apartment we lived in was so small I slept in the garage downstairs (an apartment garage).
The law will support requests for a child to have it’s own room. Which I don’t 100% agree with but do see the benefit of children needing their own space to grow as individuals.
My sister and I now have our own kids. At their grandparents (our mum), all 3 kids have their own room (9yo, 6yo, 2.5yo) as well as sister having her own room and me having another room/granny-flat. Apart from mum&stepdad; only I live there full time.
PinkPrincess even has her own room at her other grandparents and in total has 3 bedrooms to herself!
Her cousins have two rooms each (I don’t know if they have their own room at other G’parents - but they might, it’s also a big house but they don’t stay with them as often).
As a kid, at both sets of grandparents, there were rooms that were referred to as our rooms (by name) but as I grew found out other people stayed in my room and my sisters when they visited.
This doesn’t happen with our kids. As well as their rooms there is also a guest wing to the house.
The second TV room (my Foxtel viewing area) is shared as the toy room.
Man this post sounds like I’m a pompous richey-rich type. Maybe I am?
Really cords?
I never shared a room and I don’t remember any of my friends sharing (i remember one particular friend swapping bedrooms with her brother at least twice a year and always wanted to do that myself!)
And we were a very average middle class family.
And i know several people who have kids sharing a room today (wanting to stay in inner west sydney and have no space.can’t afford bigger)