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A photo of the room would definitely be of help

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There is a walk-in closet that we share as a family which has most of their clothes. I think that two dressers/wardrobes would be more than enough, and not completely necessary. The storage would be nice but I wouldn't want it if it would make the room too crowded.

I tried uploading the floor plans Kris but I guess it didn't go through, I've attached it again.

What do they feel like they need?

at that age privacy ....perhaps :)

Okay, I have seven kids and I know all about family closets. (Never managed one ourselves, though.)

Do they need any desk or study space here?

How about this?

I gave them XL beds because they need them.

Kris, I was thinking something like that, though the window sill and A/C juts out into the room a bit and it would leave a ten-inch gap between the headboard and the wall. I had something similar to how hotel rooms are decorated with the two beds along one wall.

You could darker or lighter on the beds depending on your lighting. I like this paint:

http://www.behr.com/consumer/ColorDetailView/GR-W01

Well, that's fine but you asked for advice and I think they need their own defined space at age 20. If the doors do open out you can slide everything down as I have it, except not sure about clearance between beds.

Have fun!

Murphy beds are also a good idea.

Thank you very much Kris, I really appreciate the advice!

:)

I find it odd that 2 20 somethings are sharing a room at all FYI full beds are not any longer than twins but you can get xl twins I like the idea of murphy beds in the space so that they have a nice open area except for sleeping if they must share a room

I think if you live in an expensive area and they are in school, that is a good reason to stay at home and save money.

A loft also comes to mind, so that there's more space for sprawling underneath it (beanbag chairs!), as well as desks or dressers or anything else they might need.

Or two pull out couches/futons so it is less bedroom like during the day, and when their guests visit they have a more adult space.

I'm sure they might not be thrilled with bunk beds, especially the one that gets the top - but it allows for more floor space which they will appreciate. Wayfair has a full over full sized metal beds that will keep the room feeling airy - link below. Ikea Pax wardrobe with drawers is a good choice and each could have their own side. Look for some reclaimed wood and make a drop down shelf for a desk and paint the room a great color. Industrial/rustic/masculine. https://www.wayfair.com/Hazelwood-Home-Full-Over-Full-Bunk-Bed-HMC2762.html

I know a couple of "boys" who stayed at home with mom and dad, lived together in their 10x10 bedroom they had shared since babies, in a bunk bed. By the time each was 24, he had a degree and enough $ saved for the down payment and renos on a house of his own.

Short-term sacrifice is so worth it in the long run, and the families who realize this are well set up for success.

Also, there are many many other situations I can think of that would lead to young adults living at home, none of which are our business.

*drops mike.

besides, 20 isnt even out of college yet. i'll make faces if they are 30 and still needing decorating help.

My son will definitely be living in his bedroom at that age. He has health issues and will not be able to be out on his own or in school full time. Yes, lindsey, many reasons!