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A Small Loft Bed Makes a Great Choice For Kids' Rooms

A loft bed that is small can be a wonderful option for a child's bedroom as it lets children to make use of the space below for playing or studying. This West Elm choice has a elegant Mid-Century style and comes in two finishes.

The instructions are simple and simple to follow. Be aware that this loft bed is only used with mattresses that are 9 inches or less. Anything higher could extend beyond the safety guard rails.

Stores

It may seem inconvenient to utilize the loft bed to make more storage space, but it is a very useful idea. For instance, rather than an enormous bookcase that occupies floor space, a lofted bed can be used as a bookcase. The sides can be used for other purposes like a reading nook or display shelves. A lofted mattress can be used as an area for children to work from that lets them complete their homework and other tasks in a small space without taking up valuable living space.

Many loft beds for kids include a desk beneath. It is possible to add a desk to any loft beds with slides bed, either by building it yourself, or rearranging the space beneath the bed with a few shelves as well as an unintentional table. For instance this loft bed from Wayfair (shown in white) has a desk built into the bunk's front and a bookshelf that has a ladder which doubles as side rails. The bunk's simple design is ideal for a child's bedroom, and the rails with slats make it perfect for rooms with low ceilings.

This model from Ikea has plenty of storage space. The loft bed comes in a variety of finishes to fit different styles of decor, including rustic and modern. The loft's bottom features two drawers, while the top opens up to reveal additional storage space. This is a great option for adults planning to convert their bedroom into a workspace for their home or for children who need plenty of room for books and toys.

If you have a kid who loves to read and read, you can turn your loft into a library by adding some shelves and a comfy bean bag chair that can be used to curl up with a good book. You can create a cute arrangement using a small rug, a chair or tables, and a few baskets or boxes for additional storage.

A loft bed that's built into a playhouse is the perfect option for a child who is just starting out however, the design can be enjoyed by teenagers who might require a space to study and do homework. This model is much easier to build than other models. It comes with a set of plans that provide step-by-step instructions and pictures for cutting the pieces as well as assembling the bunk and making the stairs. The plans come with a list of the tools and supplies you'll require.

Space

When it comes to tiny loft beds the space they open up beneath them is often just as important as the bed itself. This extra room can be used to store things as well as a desk or a comfy sitting space. It could also be an opportunity to create an impressive design statement in a tiny bedroom for adults, a kid's room, or even a studio for teenagers.

A loft bed with sofa underneath bed is the perfect way to add a bit of rustic chic or an industrial look to rooms with low ceilings. For example, this bed in a studio from Polish interior firm Home and Wood has a minimalist black ladder that leads up to the mattress that is set on an wooden platform. A simple chair and few accent pieces complete the appearance.

If your ceilings are high enough, you can go further with a loft bed. Pottery Barn Waverly loft beds for instance, come in two sizes with a variety of finish options. They also have plenty of space beneath the bed, which gives you a comfortable bed and more space. This X-L shaped loft bunk beds DHP bunk bed is another great option. It has the option of staggered stairs as well as a slide to ensure maximum safety and easy access.

The bottom of this loft bed could be used as a study space or playroom with a combination of open cubbies, drawers to store things and an ottoman that doubles as a ladder to the top bed. This is a great choice for kids' bedrooms or teens' rooms and it can be reconfigured as children get older and out of it.

Many loft beds have built-in bookshelves as part of the design. This is especially useful for homes with a limited space or if you prefer to keep books and knick-knacks off the floor. A cozy reading space with a lamp and comfortable seating is a great use of this space, and it's especially useful for a teenager's or adult's room.

A loft bed can even be used as a desk in a dorm room. This Naomi Home loft bed with a desk pulls out, and offers plenty of space to accommodate a laptop and a computer and shelving units on both sides to store books, toys, and other items.

Fun

Getting a loft bed for your kids doesn't just mean storage and space, you can also make it enjoyable. A small slide underneath a loft bed can be an enjoyable way to add some playtime to your child's room. It also offers a quick and simple descent from the top bunk. This bed for kids from DONCO has a built-in slide and ladder that is sure to delight any kid, and can be put on later if they decide they'd like to take the easy way to the top in the near future.

If slides aren't for your child, you can still make your loft bed cool by turning the lower level into a comfortable space with chairs and a rug. The area can be used to read, play games, relax or watch TV with your friends. It's an ideal way to keep the room tidy and provide a great place to gather.

If their loft is designed as a cabin, complete with windows and a roof accent, kids will feel like they're in their own castle. You can also give the loft a distinctive look by using wallpapers, wall paint or stickers that resemble trees, the sky or some other outdoor feature. Your kids will love to retreat into their own little home for sleepovers and playtime, especially on snowy days when they aren't able to go outside.

You can also add some design to your home by replacing a ladder with an incline staircase. You can either buy one of these spiral stairs or build your own for a tiny loftbed, as seen in the bedroom designs on HGTV. The staircase features a lovely shape on the side, and can be redesigned as your kids get older.

You can also construct an office-style loft that has an office and storage underneath it for your kids to complete their homework or do any other task. There are a number of plans online for this type of bed. Many are easy enough to build on your own, as you see in this design from House of Wood. The plans include all the instructions as well as a list of the materials and cuts required for each component. This loft bed can fit an entire mattress and can be used as an office or seating.

Safety

Loft and bunk beds are popular with kids but they also carry risks. Children are often injured by loft and bunk beds every year, with injuries ranging from fractured bones, cuts and scrapes as well as head and neck injuries. Many of these injuries could be prevented and avoided by implementing the right precautions.

The first step is to make sure that the bunk bed or loft bed is placed correctly in the room. It shouldn't be set against the wall, which can cause children to become wedged between the wall and the top of the bunk bed. Instead, leave a space of at minimum 3.5 inches between the bottom edge of the guard rail and the top of the mattress foundation.

When putting the bunk bed in place make sure it is away from things like curtains, blinds windows, and ceiling fans that could block a child's view or cause her to fall off the bunk's edge. The bunk bed should not be positioned close to anything that hangs from the rails such as toys or cords.

A solid, sturdy frame is essential for any loft or bunk bed. Select a frame made of sturdy materials like metal or pine. A slatted frame or platform is another option that can be safe and comfortable for your children. Loft and bunk beds that have an solid platform or slats do not require a boxspring, which is safer for young children.

In addition to the frame, search for an loft bed that has guardrails on both sides of the top level, as well as a ladder that can be locked into place. Children younger than six years old should not sleep on the top bunk. Make sure to warn them of the dangers of sleeping on top bunks by reminding them often. A night light on the top bunk can help children find their way down in the dark.

Another crucial safety measure is to use a loft safety net, that is attached to the corners of the top bunk and prevents children from falling off. The nets are available in a assortment of sizes and colors that will match any bedroom decor and are simple to put up.