When you have a couple kids around the house, expect plenty of trouble. Every day feels like a challenge and just getting them to sit together for a few minutes without having to sit through another ?family court? once again is an achievement in itself. Imagine how much harder it is to design a shared kids? bedroom! There were times when our parents simply asked us to get on with things and design was never really important. You had to keep the space clean and fight the rest among yourselves. Times have changed and with it parenting. Today?s kids rooms are well planned, smart, beautifully styled and an absolute delight ? at least on the first day!Single wall in the kids’ bedroom turned into sleeping stationDesigning a shared kids? bedroom is much easier than you think. Much of the work is about placing of the beds and once you have this part done and dusted, the rest should come organically. In the shared kids? room colors and themes need to be a touch more fluid than in other space around your house. You need to work with multiple demands and bringing it all together does require plenty of creativity. Today?s simple guide should help you get started in the right direction ?1. Finding Common ElementsYou need not create a shared kids? bedroom where everything appears in two. Instead, take a more symmetrical approach to design and decorating by giving one half in one color scheme and the other half in another. You can even keep the backdrop neutral and use different col...