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It's hard enough designing a kiddo room for one, but try designing for two! Though it may not be the ideal situation, kids often have to share rooms due to lack of space. Trying to please multiple kiddos and their different interests and personalities with one room's decor can be quite the challenge. But after looking at these amazing shared kids rooms you'll see that it is definitely possible. They will blow your interior design mind! - By Melanie Blodgett

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A: Dear Elizabeth,

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This is a near-universal problem. Even McMansion dwellers can use this advice: People like a little guidance when they walk in a room. Tell them where to look! Focus on something. Paint, new throw pillows, a blanket or a rug-all create insta-focus if they are in a great color you love. In small and large rooms all over the country, people with not enough time tell themselves they'll decorate later, and leave everything beige. If you buy some gorgeous pillows (johnrobshaw.com is colorful-pillow heaven) for your sofa, you can still decorate later, but you'll be happier in the meantime.

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Or windows and doors: If you have a decent view-even just a bit of sky-paint your window frames black, and the view will seem 1,000 times larger. If not, get beautiful curtains (

Forget the life-size light-up mummies and ceiling-suspended spiders. This fall, stick to a natural, season-spanning look that's more crafty than creepy, and you'll be done with decorating until after Thanksgiving.

Door with handmade fall wreath

1. Leaf It There Snipped from patterned plaids and fuzzy felt, this wreath's faux foliage will look fresh forever. Trace a leaf onto heavy card stock and use as a pattern to cut fabric. (For flannel and thinner fabrics, iron on craft backing to add stiffness.) With straight pins, secure leaves to an 18-inch Styrofoam wreath covered in tan felt, overlapping slightly to hide pins.

Colorful gourds on a mantelpiece

2. Use Your Gourds To establish the palette for a fireplace display that can stay up until turkey time, drape a trio of pinked printed-fabric squares atop the mantel, and keep them in position with an assortment of colorful gourds and leaves. Add height with reusable silk ginkgo branches (or the real thing) in glass cylinder vases.

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Pumpkin with paper cut outs

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i am simple man,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Life does not change unless YOU change it! Always remember secrets in the deepest part of your life could get really messy unless you have the utmost power of LOVE to change it--------
SMILE somebody loves you more then you KNOW!

stack of pillowsBy Woman's Day Staff

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Neaten up this zone with bins, hooks and shelves.

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Add a ledge or shelf to the mudroom, entryway coat closet and pass-through spaces to stash seldom-used items like holiday decorations or the vitamins you bought in bulk.

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For containers that stay on display, bins in a nice material (wicker, canvas or colorful acrylic) can actually be a welcome addition to the decor.

Keep this comfy space pretty and tidy with double-duty furnishings.

Built-ins and Bookshelves

Shelves can usually be adjusted. Fit more by