Choose a neutral color scheme
To avoid conflicts over wall colors, paint the room in neutral tones. This will provide a perfect base for each teenager to decorate their side with posters, photos, or items reflecting their passions or favorite musicians.
Neutral, light colors are also the best choice for a small teen room because they visually enlarge and brighten the space. Therefore, both walls and floors should have light shades. A good flooring choice would be vinyl panels from the IDÉAL collection, which are waterproof, highly scratch-resistant, and available in many light shades. Wood-look panels such as W18/L18, W7/L7, or W22/L22 work particularly well.
How to decorate a small room for 2 teenagers?
· Functional sleeping area
The first thing that comes to mind for a small room for 2 teens is a bunk bed. This is a very good solution because it saves a lot of space for other furniture. Ideally, choose one with a drawer underneath for storing bedding. If the teens don’t agree to one sleeping on top and one on the bottom, a loft-style bunk bed with space underneath for a desk or wardrobe, or a fold-away bed (wall bed) can also be a functional solution.
· Dedicated study space
A desk is essential in a teen room. Each should have their own study area. If space is limited, a long countertop where each teen has their own spot is a good idea. Ideally, place the desk near a window for the best natural light.
· Stylish teen room – arrangements and ideas
Many parents wonder how to decorate a small room for 2 teens so it looks attractive to growing kids. Teen years are a time when kids want to be taken seriously, so choose furniture and accessories appropriate for young adults.
For boys, an industrial style works well: brick elements, gray textiles, metal accents in furniture, and industrial pendant lamps create a room atmosphere siblings will enjoy sharing. For girls, a boho style is great. To achieve this look, add elements like flowers in wicker pots, a hanging macramé chair, knitted white blankets, and fringe pillows.
· A teen room reflecting individuality
The room should provide the best conditions for growing children to develop. Before deciding on the room’s design, consult carefully with the kids who will use it. Let them express their tastes and passions so they feel it’s truly their own space.
Sharing a room with siblings can be challenging but also leads to long late-night talks, shared secrets, and can help siblings build a close, lifelong bond.
