two twin bed - two desk/gaming

5 months ago

Layout help for my two boys 12 and 15. I need two twin beds two desk two Tv’s two gaming chairs. 🤦‍♀️. Any help would be appreciated.

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Andrea Valenzuela
5 months ago
Hope you get inspiration. Or put the beds on front the larger wall and the desks on front to the beds or get a twin over twin bed. It's gonna save a lot of space
Fori
5 months ago
See if they'd be willing to do beds over desks. They need space for VR...
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Patricia Colwell Consulting
5 months ago
IMO no gaming in the bedroom and I cannot see how all of that will fit in that space even without the gaming. There will need to be some stacking of beds and esks so maybe 2 bunck style beds with the desks underneath might work but honestly ther eis no space for gaming chairs or 2 TVs IMO gaming never belongs in a kids bedroom so maybe in the basement or another space somewhere .

un 14, 2022 — The average gaming room size of 10 x 10 ft (100 sq ft) will easily fit a gaming station with multiple monitors, furnishing and peripherals.
coray
5 months ago
For 2 teenage boys I’d get XL twins!
coray
5 months ago
Look into IKEA…..they have (or at least used to have) raised beds….desks can fit along the walls somewhere, or underneath the beds, or maybe a comfy chair can go underneath, or a dresser…whichever way it works best. I will say it’s a small room for 2 kids, esp teens! My poor kids had it rough, I guess…..no TV or gaming systems in their rooms, and no cell phones after bedtime.

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