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How to Choose the Best Bunk Bed Design

Bunk beds are a fun option for a shared kids' bedroom or a guest room. They can also provide extra storage and make the space seem bigger.

Some bunks come with ladders (which Fenton says are easier to climb than stairs) and some have trundles that allow for additional sleepovers. Some bunks are able to accommodate twin XL and full mattresses, making them ideal for older children and adults.

1. Keeping It Simple

It's not required for a bunk bed to be the primary centerpiece of the room. In fact, it is often more beneficial to use it as a backdrop item, allowing other elements such as storage, artwork and other furniture to be the main focus. This simple bunk design -featuring beds with matching headboards and footboards -- is a great example.

A lot of bunk beds are built into the wall. This can make them seem less as an addition, and more like permanent fixtures in the room. Although built-in beds may appear stunning however, there are stunning freestanding designs. This one, for instance is made of wood but uses pipe fittings to construct the ladder and railing. Kee Klamp fittings like the Single Socket Tee and Flange Elbow can be used to build the same structure.

Bunk beds are an ideal option for a bedroom that is shared, especially if you have an apartment that is small. To maximize space, consider the staggered style that can sleep two on the top bed but leaves plenty of open floor space below for play, studying and storage. This L-shaped bed, for instance provides ample space beneath the lower bed. It also offers enough room for each child to put up a small table.

2. Adding Extra Storage

If you're creating your own bunk beds or selecting a ready-made option, creative storage solutions can turn your bedroom into a functional and stylish room. These include stair cabinets which can be used to store clothing and other items without compromising on the aesthetics of a bunkbed design. They also have wall-mounted shelves for books, toys and other decorative items.

Another excellent method of adding storage to bunk beds is to install drawers that are designed to fit underneath the frame. These compartments are ideal to store clothes that aren't in season and bedding, or even blankets and books. They are hidden and won't interfere with the aesthetics of the bedroom.

Consider models that have a desk built into the bottom bunk, if you want your bunk bed to be more efficient. This is a great idea for bedrooms of teenagers, but also works well in smaller rooms. If you don't have enough desk space, install a freestanding desk near the bunks to provide an additional space to work and study. You can also opt for a staggered bed, which allows three kids to be accommodated in a compact space by putting two twin beds above the size of a bed.

3. Addition of a Workstation

Bunk beds aren't just reserved for kids They can be ideal for adults, too. If they are designed correctly they can be functional and stylish and help you make space and also add an element of fun to the arrangement. You can customize your bunk bed to fit the style of your bedroom with a few simple upgrades.

Bunk beds are great because they can be used as an office desk or workstation. This is an excellent option for children about to enter school and need a place where they can study or complete their homework. Many bunk beds have tables built in and you can roll it out for your child to work on, and then put it back when they are done.

Think about using the Kee Klamp Kit to add a modern workspace to your bunk bed. This style of bunk bed is reminiscent of farmhouse. It has a twin over queen loft bed that has a black ladder and a workstation beneath, which includes a full-length desk, a wood-look divider and convenient shelving.

4. The bed can be made Princess-themed

Bunk beds can be a fun feature for any child's room, whether it's for siblings or just for guests who come in occasionally. As they are usually the focal point of the room, you'll want them to look beautiful. Begin by measuring the room and determining the size you're able to work with. Make sure you take into account the ceiling's height particularly in the case of children who will use your top bunk. This could be risky especially if you have a ceiling fan nearby.

Many of our top bunk beds can be made into two separate beds, to meet the growing needs of your child. This twin-over-full bunk bed, for example, offers a simple, sturdy build and four different finishes making it easy to find one that matches the decor of your child's room.

This twin-over-full bed with a slide is fun and practical. You can add an trundle at the bottom for sleepovers, or simply make the upper bunk an entertainment area with the pull-out TV stand. The solid wood construction and timeless style means that this bed will still look cool once your kids are tweens and teens, too.

5. Keep It Neutral

Bunk beds offer the opportunity to create a practical and child-friendly space. One of the easiest methods to do this is to keep your color palette neutral. This bunk bed is a combination of traditional and modern elements, in neutral shades like white, gray, and blue. It isn't going to change with your child's age. There is a drawer beneath the lower bunk that can be used to store a twin trundle that can be used for sleepovers. This is a great option for a shared space for two kids.

Pastels are ideal for bunk rooms as they bring color and fun while keeping the space stylish and cool. Kelly Hartley from Hartley Home designed this bunk room with a blend of pale greens, smokey grays and cloud whites to create a calm appearance. Topping the beds with bedding in a similar palette pulls the whole room together for a look that kids bunk bed (and parents) will appreciate.

It is important to consider the way you intend to use the space when choosing the bunk bed. Select a loft bed with chairs and a desk built into the bottom to give your children's beds a more sophisticated look. This classic wood bunk bed by @bluedreamslady has a storage area that is large enough to accommodate books and toys.

6. A little pop of Color

Many kids' bunk beds are designed to toddlers and elementary school-aged children but this doesn't mean adults cannot also enjoy the space-saving sleeping solution. A bunk bed is a great option for an elegant adult bedroom, particularly when the design is streamlined and has a minimal color scheme. For example, this West Elm x Pottery Barn modern-day twin bunk bed will look beautiful in a neutral space with plenty of natural wood and white furniture.

Bunk beds work in any space, including attics and bonus spaces with slanted ceilings. Marnie Custom Homes' custom-built style is perfect for rooms with an odd shape. However DIY solutions can be attractive. Just make sure you choose a sturdy, custom-made bunk bed with built-in railings to prevent bruises and bumps while climbing the stairs to the top.

A bunk bed is a fantastic opportunity to decorate a kid's room around a fun theme. Create a forest-themed hideout for boys or girls with woodland creatures and trees, or add some bright color with a nautical look. In a color palette of blue, grey and white, a bed inspired by Scandi can look sleek, modern and chic, as shown in the gorgeous new home for the holidays created by Georgina Jeffreys.

7. Mixing It Up

While bunk beds [28bbs.Net] are great for rooms for children however, they shouldn't be limited to that population. In fact, a stylish bunk bed could be a great option to an adult bedroom.

Take into consideration the overall look of the space when picking the ideal bunk beds. Pick from a variety of styles, including traditional, bohemian and coastal. Be sure to choose the one that is most appropriate to your style. Then, you can play around with the ways you can integrate your bunk bed in the overall design of your room.

If you have a queen-over-queen bunk bed include a bench with an upholstered seat at the bottom of the mattress below. This will provide a comfortable spot for reading or relaxing and help separate the two beds visually.

Another way to make your bunk bed seem more adult is to switch out an old ladder in favor of stairs. This instantly gives your room a more elegant appearance and is a better option for children who are older. You can also decorate the staircase to match the theme of your child's bedroom, such as this nautical bedroom from Raili Clasen.