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How to Choose the Best Bunk Bed Design

Bunk beds are a wonderful option for a shared kids bedroom or guest room. They can also offer additional storage and make the space appear bigger.

Some bunks are equipped with ladders (which Fenton says are easier to climb than stairs) and some have trundles which allow for sleepovers. Some bunks can fit twin XL mattresses and full mattresses, making them ideal for older children as well as adults.

1. Keeping It Simple

A bunk bed doesn't have to be a major feature in the room; in fact, it's often better to keep it as a background feature that allows other elements such as storage, artwork, and other furnishings to be the center of attention. This simple bunk design -- which features beds that have matching headboards and footboards -is a great illustration.

Many bunk beds are built into the wall. This makes them appear less like an addition and more like permanent fixtures in the room. Although built-in beds may look stunning, there are still stunning freestanding designs. This one is constructed of wood, but uses pipe fittings for the ladder and railing. Kee Klamp fittings such as the Single Socket Tee and Flange Elbow can be used to construct the same structure.

Bunk beds are the perfect solution for a shared bedroom, particularly in smaller homes. You can consider a staggered design that lets two people sleep in the top bunk, but provides ample space below for storage, play, and study. This l-shaped bed, for instance has plenty of space under the lower bed. It also offers enough room for each child to set up a small side table.

2. Adding Extra Storage

Innovative storage solutions can transform your bedroom into a chic and functional space, whether you build your own bunk beds or buy bunk bed a ready-made model. These handy accessories include stair cabinets that offer a handy place to store clothes and other things without sacrificing the aesthetics of a bunk bed and wall-mounted shelves that are ideal for storing toys, books and other items of decor.

Drawers that fit under the frame are a great way to add more storage to a bunkbed. These compartments are small enough to house clothing that isn't in season, bedding, or even books and blankets. They are hidden and don't hinder the design of the bedroom.

If you want to make your bunk bed more efficient, consider models that have an office space in the bottom bunk. This is a great option for bedrooms for teenagers, but also works well in smaller spaces. If you don't have enough room for a desk, install a freestanding desk near the bunks to provide an additional space to work or study. You can also opt for a staggered bunk. This is a popular choice that lets children sleep three in a small room by offering two twin beds over the full-sized bottom bed.

3. Incorporating the Workstation

Bunk beds aren't just for kids bedroom furniture They can be ideal for adults too. If they are designed correctly they can be stylish and functional, allowing you to reduce space in your bedroom while adding an element of fun to the arrangement. With a few easy changes, you can make your bunk bed appear more personal and blend with the style of your room.

One of the best advantages of bunk beds is that they are able to serve as a workspace or desk. This is a great choice for children about to start school and require an area where they can do their homework or study. Many bunk beds come with built-in desks, so all you have to do is take it out when your kid needs to do some work, and then take it back to put it away once they're finished.

If you're looking for a creative method to make your bunk beds for kids bed, consider using a Kee Klamp kit to add a modern workstation to your setup. This farmhouse-style bunk bed uses a twin over queen loft bed that has a black ladder, and an integrated workstation beneath, which includes a full-length desk, a wood look partition and a convenient shelf.

4. Create a Princess Themed Bed

Bunk beds can be an ideal addition to a bedroom for children, whether they are for siblings or for guests. And, as they're typically a focal point of the room, you want them to look stunning. Begin by measuring the space and determining the size you can work within. Be sure to consider the height of your ceiling, particularly if your kids bunk bed will be in the top bunk because this could be a risk for little ones (especially when there is a ceiling fan in the vicinity).

A lot of our most loved bunk beds can be transformed into two separate beds to meet the needs of your growing child. This twin-over full bed, for instance, is constructed of a solid, simple structure and is available in four different finishes so you can easily locate one that matches your child's room decor.

If you're looking for a bed that is both functional and fun take a look at this twin-over-full design with a slide built in. You can add a trundle on the bottom for sleepovers or simply make the upper bunk an entertainment center with a pullout TV stand. The solid wood construction of this bunk, timeless design and timeless style will make it look cool even when your kids reach teens or tweens.

5. Keep It Neutral

Bunk beds provide the ideal opportunity to create a room that is both practical and child-friendly One of the most effective methods to achieve this is by keeping your colour scheme neutral. This bunk bed is a mix of traditional and modern components and is available in neutral colors like white, gray and blue. It isn't going to change with your child's age. It comes with a drawer underneath the lower bunk which can be used to store a twin trundle to use for sleepovers. This is a great choice to share a room with two siblings.

Pastels are a fantastic choice for bunk rooms, as they offer the fun of color while keeping things stylish and cool. This bunk room is created by Kelly from Hartley Home, uses a mix of light green, smoky grey, and cloud white that gives the beds a peaceful style. The bedding that is in the same color palette can be used to bring the room together. Kids (and parents) alike will love the look.

When selecting a bunk bed, it's essential to consider how you'll utilize the space. Select a loft bed with a desk and chair built into the bottom to give your child's bed a more sophisticated look. This classic wood bunk by @bluedreamslady has an area for storage that's large enough to hold extra books and toys.

6. Give a pop of Color

The majority of bunk beds are designed for children in elementary school. However adults too can benefit from this space-saving solution. A bunk bed can fit into a chic adult bedroom, especially when the style is tempered with a clean color scheme and a few accents. For example, this West Elm x Pottery Barn mid-century modern twin bunk bed will look beautiful in a neutral space with plenty of natural wood and white furnishings.

Bunk beds are suitable for any space, including attics or bonus rooms with roofs that slope. Marnie Custom Homes' custom-built design is ideal for rooms with an unusual shape. However DIY solutions can be stylish. Choose a custom-made bunkbed with railings that are designed to protect you from bruises and bumps when walking up the stairs.

A bunk bed can be used to create an enjoyable theme for your child's bedroom. Create a forest hideout with trees and woodland animals for boys or girls, or add some bright colors and a nautical theme. In a palette of blue, grey, and white, a bed inspired by Scandi can look sleek, modern, and stylish, as shown in the stunning new holiday home designed by Georgina Jeffreys.

7. Mixing It Up

Bunk beds aren't just for rooms for children. A stylish bunk bed is a fantastic option for a bedroom that is designed for adults.

If you are choosing the ideal bunk bed for your space, consider the overall aesthetic of the room. There are many styles to pick from that include bohemian, classical, and coastal, so take your time to choose the one that works best for your style. Play around with the design of your space and think about how you can incorporate the bunk bed into your room.

For instance, if you have a queen-over-queen bunk bed, consider adding an upholstered bench to the bottom of the bed. This will provide a comfortable place to read or relax and will help create a visual separation between the two beds.

A staircase can be used to make your bunk beds look less childish. This will instantly give your bedroom a more refined appearance and is a better choice for older children. Furthermore, you can decorate the staircase in a manner that suits your child's room style, like this nautical bedroom from Raili Clasen.