Good Design Thread

First room I shared with someone was my future bride- don’t think I would have enjoyed it growing up, at least not as much as having my own space anyways

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ozgirl - 23 January 2013 09:59 PM

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)

4 kids living out in Campbelltown growing up and me and my bro shared a room till I was about 7-8ish and the parents extended out place to give us all our own room. Then when we had international students come stay with us (maybe a month at a time, different people each time), my 2 brothers shared and one of the times, I shared with one of them (I was about 14 and he was about 17 or so. We had 3 staying at the time. We had a bunk bed in my room for that time.)

Never shared a room growing up, have 2 sisters and a bro. I had bunk beds to myself. was epic!

I know it’s a bit late in the thread but I shared a room with my lil bro till I was 21 and got married and moved out. I had a friend who shared a room with 5 of his brothers. All in bunk beds ranging from 6 to 19 years old. His parents later bought 2 houses on the same street one for the parents and the younger 2 kids and the other house for the older boys..

That’s hilarious Will!
My best mate, who I often stayed with on weekends growing up, had 2 brothers. His parents built 2 houses on their property. One for the parents, one for the boys.

Imagine if someone left them open, and ya walked down the stairs in the middle of the night?????

That would be hilarious. I hope they film it.

Maybe the owners of that house should sleep with Action Cams on their heads

rider26 - 19 November 2013 06:40 PM

ugh i was about to post this! lol.. but definitely need this in the future =D

If you want one, I know a guy

Surely you would build them so gravity would keep them closed.

Infrared motion detection cameras installed on the staircase (ActionCams are designed for daytime use).