A child in the family is happiness! And two children - double happiness! Only doubles, unfortunately, not only parental happiness, but also problems: both psychological and material. And also the responsibility of parents doubles, and their tasks of bringing up and ensuring the happy childhood of their offspring become more complicated. And it does not matter who is growing up in your family: two girls, two boys, or opposite-sex children. The head of the parents goes around even when solving the most seemingly simple tasks. For example, how to organize the interior of a children's room for two children? How to take into account the interests of each child? How to make the living space comfortable for two children and yet not offend any of them? How do you arrange the interior of a small (usually) room, having placed two children in it and storing all the necessary furniture? Let's try to solve this difficult problem together. And the solutions she has, as it turns out not so much, but not enough. 
General rules
First, you need to learn the general rulesorganization of the space of the children's room. First, such a room should be a full-fledged dwelling place for the child. Considering that almost all of his free time in the walls of the house the child will spend in this room, it should perform the functions of special rooms: a bedroom, a study room, a playroom. When planning the interior, you must also take into account the interests and hobbies of the child and find in it a place for arrangement, for example, a sports corner or a mini workshop. Therefore, the interior of the children's room should be divided into functional areas. By the way, this technique in interior design is called functional zoning. In the children's room should be allocated at least two zones - working and sleeping. If you want and opportunities, you can increase the number of zones and organize another place for classes and a place for games. Of course, everything depends on the age of the child, and on the size of the room itself, and on its initial layout. And if, planning the interior of a nursery for one child, parents solve this task quite easily, then the interior of a room for two children is much more difficult to organize. What options are possible here? 
Separation
The option is most convenient for the children themselves. In this case, each child has a full part of the room, also divided into functional areas, like a room in the room. The separation options depend on the age and sex of the children. For same-sex children close in age, psychologists recommend making identical "rooms", dividing the children into equal parts and dressing the same furniture. In this case, each child has his own bed, his own study table and his closet for clothes and books. In this case, in the children's room do not erect additional partitions and do not install screens. It is very convenient for children to divide the room into individual halves, if this child is inhabited by a brother with a sister or same-sex children with a large age difference. Here, the unequal distribution of personal halves is already permissible: children have already formed their own hierarchy in relations, and one of them is the leader. With such a planning of a room for two children, it is appropriate not only for partitions, but also for a different set of furniture. In the "room" of the younger child it is necessary to organize a game zone, and in the middle of the older one there is a place for classes. Psychologists and designers in this planning of the children's room recommend a different color design. In this case, the children's halves will be divided not only in fact, but visually. In addition to the furniture suitable for children, it is necessary to take care of the illumination of the children's halves. In addition to the central ceiling light, there must be additional light sources in each part of the room. You need nightlights for beds, as well as light in the work or play area. 
An association
Full or partial consolidation of functionalzones is acceptable in the room for children of different ages and sex, as well as for same-sex and close-by-age children. The interior of the room for two close-by-age brothers or sisters can combine all the functional areas. That is, it is planned as follows: a common sleeping area with two beds or one bunk bed, a common area for two-table sessions and a common area for games and recreation. Partial unification involves only one common area or common interior items. For example, a sleeping zone can be common, but working tables and wardrobes for clothes will form two individual zones. If the children are of different sexes, but close in age, it is appropriate to separate their sleeping areas, and make a place for classes common. In the room for children with a large age difference, it is also permissible to combine the sleeping area, but only if such an interior is planned for two brothers or sisters. With partial or complete integration of functional areas, it is still necessary to leave a private area for each child. You can not completely deprive them of their individual space. Let it be only bedside tables or shelves on the walls. By the way, putting in the children's room a common wardrobe for clothes, you can divide into the individual zones the internal space of this cabinet. And further. Never (never!) Do not ignore the wishes of children when creating a plan and when decorating a children's room. This is especially important when designing a room for two children. After all, live in this room. And in it they should be comfortable and comfortable. And children should develop as individuals in the course of joint life and "communal" coexistence. And the task of parents is to make every effort and use all the knowledge and possibilities for this. Successful solution of hard parents tasks!
