Those with adult children living at home, is it best for them to have a tiny bedroom but also a snug/their own living room to use when friends visit? Or just a larger bedroom with no additional space that's theirs?
Our 17 year old has a tiny bedroom. DH's office is a larger room and in there we have a daybed plus his desk & equipment. When DD has friends to stay they use the office, I quite often sleep in there too if DH is snoring, and it's also used if one of us had been out late, so we don't disturb each other.
I like this set up, and think it will be better for adult children to have this additional space to use. The other room is tiny & probably won't fit the bed as well as all of DH's office stuff.
He thinks DD needs a bigger bedroom and we should make the swap.
Also she is VERY untidy and I think a bigger room will just be a bigger mess!
Any views welcome!