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The Best Bunk Bed Ideas to Dress Up Your Kids' Beds

When your little ones are ready to move from cribs to beds for big kids pick a design that will help them feel more confident. A DIY cactus wall art from A Beautiful Mess will do the trick.

Bunk ideas for bedrooms for adults can be just as awesome. Multifunctional elements such as a desk integrated into the structure, or trundle beds under bunks can maximize space and maintain a modern look.

Loft Beds

Bunk beds make the perfect solution for bedrooms, whether they're for children's rooms, bedrooms for primary use, or guest rooms. They are a combination of two or more beds in a single unit, freeing up floor space for study, play or storage. There are a myriad of ways to design bunk beds. It doesn't matter if you go for a classic full-over-full version or a twin-overtwin configuration, or a loft bed with a desk, these stylish bunk bed ideas will help you create an unique sleeping space.

The basic design of bunk beds is an excellent choice for most families. It has the twin bed on top, and a full-size mattress below. The lower part is free to be used for other furniture, such as storage or a desk. You can find bunk beds that have an escalator or ladder to allow you to reach the top bed. Some bunk beds come with a slide or a tower to make it more fun.

If you're looking for a contemporary bunk bed idea, try a clean-lined wooden platform frame that has neutral finishes that are easily modernized with patterns or pops of color. Combine it with accessories furniture and bedding that are coordinated to create a cohesive design. This simple bunk bed from @thejamielynnshow has been decorated to celebrate Christmas with a wreath and garland to make it feel festive and fresh. This colorful treehouse loft by @pocketfulofpaint is bright and cheerful in her daughters' bedroom with an ombre rug in rainbows to be matched.

If you're looking for a fun and unique bunk bed, turn to your favorite retailer for unique castle or playhouse styles that can be customized by adding curtains, murals, and other embellishments. You can also look for a study loft bed that features a desk or work area beneath, which is ideal for adults or teens who want to convert their bedroom into a functional workspace.

If you have a lot of floor space an area that is built according to your specifications will provide ample sleeping and playing space for many children. A mezzanine balcony was built over these beds in this East London house designed by Hunting For George. This lets the children sleep high up while still having plenty of space for dining and playing.

Platform Beds

Consider bunk beds with platforms for a modern minimalist look ideal for industrial and modern homes. These kinds of bed frames can eliminate the need for boxes springs instead, offering solid foundations made of solid wood or wooden slats. This makes bunk beds more affordable depending on their design. However, they may not be ideal for those who are heavier and require more firm mattress bases.

Platform beds are easy to design in a variety of ways. Some beds feature simple headboards and feetboards that give them a sleek, minimalist design. They can be found in any room. Others come with built-in storage drawers for added functionality that's particularly useful in small bedrooms and apartments. Some have sconces built in to each bunk for reading lights, an especially good idea in a bedroom where natural lighting is limited.

Solid-wood platform beds are a good investment. They will last for many years. Wood is also a durable material that is resistant to scratches and scratches and. If you opt for a wooden slatbed bed, a mattress cover will help keep it clean and free of mildew and mold.

Since the platform bed doesn't come with a box spring, it's also an ideal space-saving choice for smaller rooms like studio apartments and lofts. It allows the full mattress to occupy less space on the floor, which makes it easier to move around the room. It can also make a room seem bigger by creating a more open visual space.

A platform bed can be used with any mattress. This includes hybrid, innerspring and memory foam. However, you'll need to make sure the slats aren't too close together to prevent the mattress from sinking as time passes.

You can easily make the platform bed frame at home if you're on a budget. All you need is an uncomplicated metal or wood bed frame and plywood sheets cut to the dimensions of the mattress. Then, simply attach the slats to the frame with wood glue and nail guns or screws. If you're concerned about the slats' durability not being enough, put a layer of reinforcing slats on top to increase support and stability.

Ladder Bunks

Bunk beds can be excellent options for adding extra sleeping space to small rooms without having to sacrifice the floor space. Select a bunk bed with ladder instead of staircase for a stylish and functional design. Ladders take up minimal floor area and offer an enjoyable and safe climbing experience for children of all different ages. To make climbing easier you can choose an angled ladder with hand holes that children grasp onto the ladder to get themselves to bed.

Ladders are available in various lengths, widths and heights to fit your particular room. Ladders are available in a variety of lengths, widths, and heights based on the dimensions of your room.

Some children may feel uncomfortable at first, because they are not used to having a bed that close to their ceiling. It can be helpful for them to have a low bunk in their room, so they can adjust to the height and avoid any issues.

The design of a bunk bed could also affect the experience of climbing, with stairs adding more steps to the climb and often requiring more standing space than a ladder. Stairs can also be more difficult to move, making them less suitable for families that move homes frequently.

To address these concerns With a ladder, bunk beds provide a more comfortable climb and are an excellent option for older children who are ready to move off of their toddler-style stairs for something more modern. This mezzanine-style bunk bed by Katharine Poole features a fun beach theme and features a ladder to allow children to climb up to the top of the bed quickly while also creating an inviting space for studying, reading or playing.

Storage Bunks

Some bunk beds go beyond simply storing space. Beds with built-in storage are an attractive feature to children's rooms, and provide children a place to stash things like books, toys and other linens. Beds with desks are a perfect solution for children who want to work and play in the same room. Stair storage is a smart choice that combines safety and innovative design in order to help children to reach the top bunk.

A basic wooden bunk bed is a great option for a neutral bedroom or you could opt to decorate it with the right color, such as this green shade that makes the room appear fresh and warm. A striped mattress cover and wall art that matches can add even more color to the space which makes this bunk set suitable for either a girl or a boy. If you're building a bunk bed for an area that is shared, pick dark to withstand frequent washing and use.

Consider adding a mezzanine above the bunk beds to create a play area if you have large space that can fit a queen-sized bed. This lofted space includes a built-in desk cool balcony, and mezzanine reading area. If your space is big enough, you could consider an arrangement of three bunk beds for kids and adults alike.

Bunks with stairs can be an ideal storage solution for small spaces, particularly when they have drawers that are the right size to store bedding and other things. Here, a unique farmhouse bunk with a natural wood ladder and trim combines an elegant look with plenty of storage for kids to keep their space tidy and organized.

No matter what the style of the room is, a bunk bed that has storage drawers is a great option for any child's bedroom. This minimalist design from a DIY blogger shows how a bunk can be a focal point, and still keep its design.