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How to Choose the Best Bunk Bed Design

Bunk beds can be an excellent addition to a shared children's bedroom or guest room. They can also offer extra storage and make a space feel bigger.

Some bunk beds come with ladders that Fenton says are easier to climb than staircases. Others have trundles at the bottom to accommodate extra sleepovers. Some bunks can accommodate twin XL mattresses and full mattresses, making them ideal for older children and adults.

1. Keeping It Simple

It's not necessary for bunk beds to be the main focal point of an area. In fact, it's usually more beneficial to use it as a backdrop item and allow other elements such as artwork, storage, and other furnishings to take centre stage. This basic bunk designfeaturing beds that have matching headboards and footboards -is a great example.

Many bunk beds are built in as part of the wall, which makes them feel less like an accessory and more of a permanent fixture in the room. Although built-in beds may look stunning, there are still beautiful freestanding designs. For instance, this one is constructed from wood yet utilizes pipe fittings to construct the ladder and railing. You can construct similar structures using the Single Socket Tee, Flange Elbow and 90 Degree Elbow fittings from Kee Klamp.

Bunk beds are the ideal solution for sharing a child's bedroom, particularly in a smaller home. To maximize space, think about a staggered design that sleeps two people in the top bed, yet leaves plenty of open floor space below for playing or studying, as well as storage. This l-shaped bunk bed for example, provides ample space beneath the lower bed and also offers roomy enough nooks to set up a side table, something that might not work as well with standard built-in bunk beds.

2. Adding Extra Storage

Innovative storage solutions can transform your bedroom into a chic and functional space, no matter if you decide to build bunk beds from scratch or purchase a pre-built model. These handy accessories include stair cabinets that provide a practical storage area for clothing and other items without sacrificing the aesthetics of a Bunk bed Uk bed design and wall-mounted shelves that are ideal for storing toys, books and other decorative items.

Drawers that fit under the frame are a fantastic way to add storage space to a bunk bed. These discreet compartments can house out-of-season clothes, bedding or even books and blankets. They are concealed and do not affect the style of the bedroom.

If you want to make your bunk bed more efficient, consider models that have a desk area into the bottom bunk. This is a common choice for bedrooms for teenagers however, it's also a great method to make the most of small bedrooms. If you do not have enough space for a desk you can install a freestanding desk close to the bunks as an additional space to work and study. You can also opt for a staggered bed that allows three children to be accommodated in a tiny space by placing two twin beds on top of the full-size bed.

3. The addition of a workstation

Bunk beds aren't just for kids they can also be ideal for adults, too. When done right they can be functional and stylish which allows you to save space in your room and also add an element of fun to the layout. With just a few minor changes, you can make your bunk bed appear more personal and blend with the style of your room.

Bunk beds are fantastic because they can double as an office or desk. This is an excellent option for children who are about to enter school and need an area where they can study or do their homework. Many bunk beds have tables built in and you can put it out for your child to work on, and then return it when they are finished.

If you're looking for a creative method to make your bed into a bunk, consider using a Kee Klamp kit to add a modern workstation to your set-up. This rustic-style bunk bed features a twin over queen loft bed, with a black ladder and an integrated workstation under, with a full-length desk, a wood look partition and a convenient shelf.

4. Adding a Princess-Themed Bed

Bunk beds are a fun addition to any kid's room regardless of whether it's for siblings or just for guests who come in occasionally. And, as they're typically an important focal point in the room, you'll want them to look amazing. Begin by measuring the space and determining the dimensions you're able to work within. Make sure to account for the height of your ceiling, particularly when your children will be sleeping on the top bunk, as this can be dangerous for children (especially when there is a ceiling fan in the vicinity).

Many of our top bunk beds can be converted into two beds to accommodate the growing needs of your child. This twin-over-full bed, for instance, is constructed of a sturdy, simple structure and is available with four different finishes making it easy to locate one that matches your child's room decor.

If you want a bunk that's both playful and functional look into this twin-over-full version that features a built-in slide. You can put a trundle on the bottom for sleepovers, or simply make the upper bunk an entertainment center with an adjustable TV stand that can be pulled out. The solid wood construction and timeless design means that this bed will still look cool once your kids are tweens and teens, too.

5. Keep It Neutral

childrens bunk beds beds can be a great option to create a practical and kid-friendly room. One of the most effective methods to achieve this is to keep your color palette neutral. This bunk bed is a mix of modern and traditional elements with neutral colors such as gray, white, and blue. It isn't going to change with your child's age. It also features a drawer underneath the lower bunk that can fit a twin trundle bed for sleepovers and is a great option to share a bedroom with two siblings.

Pastels are a fantastic option for bunk rooms as they offer the fun of color but still keep things stylish and trendy. Kelly Hartley of Hartley Home designed this bunk room using a combination of pale greens, smokey grays, and cloud whites to create a calm appearance. The bedding that is similar to the color scheme pulls the whole room together for a look that children (and parents) will enjoy.

It's important to think about the way you intend to utilize the space when you select bunk beds. If you'd like your child's beds to function as a study or office area, choose an loft style with an built-in desk and chair underneath for a sleeker appearance. This classic wood bunk by Bluedreamslady also comes with an area for storage that's large enough to hold extra books and toys.

6. Give a pop of Color

Many bunk beds are designed for elementary school age children, but it doesn't mean that adults shouldn't also enjoy the space-saving sleeping solution. A bunk bed can fit into a chic adult bedroom, particularly if the look is toned down with a clean color scheme and minimal accents. This West Elm x Pottery Bar modern mid-century twin bed will be a great addition to a neutral bedroom that has lots of natural wood furniture and white.

Bunk beds work well in any room, even attics or bonus rooms with roofs that are slanted. Marnie Custom Homes' custom-built style is perfect for rooms with an odd shape. However, a DIY solution could be fashionable. Make sure you select a sturdy, custom-made bunk bed with built-in railings to prevent bruises and bumps when you climb the stairs to the top.

A bunk bed is a fantastic opportunity to decorate your child's room with a fun theme. Make a hideaway for the forest with woodland animals and trees for boys or girls, or add some bright colors and a nautical theme. A bunk bed inspired by Scandi can appear sleek and modern in a palette of blue, grey, and white, as seen in this stunning new holiday home by Georgina Jeffries.

7. Mixing it up

Bunk beds aren't only for rooms for children. A modern bunk bed is a great option for an adult's bedroom.

Consider the overall aesthetics of the space when choosing the ideal bunk beds. There are a range of styles to pick from such as bohemian, classic and coastal, so take the time to choose the one that fits best for your style. Then, play around with how you can incorporate your bunk bed in the overall design of the room.

If you have a queen-over-queen bunk bed, include a bench with an upholstered seat at the foot of the mattress. This will provide a comfortable space to read or relax and will help separate the two beds visually.

A staircase can be used to make your bunk beds look less childish. This instantly gives your room a more elegant appearance and is a safe option for children who are older. You can also decorate the stairs to match the theme of your child's bedroom, such as this nautical bedroom by Raili Clasen.