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How to Choose the Best Bunk Bed Design

bunk beds (recent post by Shotblogs) are a fun option for a shared kids' bedroom or a guest room. They can also provide additional storage and make a space feel bigger.

Some bunks come with ladders (which Fenton says are easier to climb than the stairs) and some have trundles which allow for sleepovers. Some even have twin and full XL mattresses, making them ideal for older kids and adults too.

1. Keep It Simple

A bunk bed doesn't need to be a major centerpiece in the room. In fact, it's often better to keep it as a background feature that allows other elements like storage, artwork and other furnishings to be the center of attention. This basic bunk designfeaturing beds with headboards that match and footboards -is a great example.

A lot of bunk beds are built into the wall. This could make them appear less as an addition, and more like permanent fixtures in the room. However, even though built-in bunks look stunning there are gorgeous freestanding designs. This one, for example, is made from wood yet utilizes pipe fittings to make the ladder and railing. Kee Klamp fittings such as the Single Socket Tee and Flange Elbow can be used to build a similar structure.

Bunk beds can be the ideal solution for sharing a child's bedroom, particularly in smaller homes. You can consider a staggered design that lets two people sleep on the top bunk, yet allows plenty of space below for play, storage and studying. This l-shaped bunk bed for instance, has plenty of space underneath the bed, and provides enough nooks for every child to put up a table -- something that may not work as well with standard built-in bunks.

2. Adding Extra Storage

If you're building bunk beds from scratch or selecting a ready-made option, creative storage solutions can transform your sleeping space into a super functional and stylish space. These useful additions include staircases, which offer a convenient storage area for clothes and other things without sacrificing the aesthetic appeal of a bunk bed design and shelves on the wall that are ideal for storing toys, books and other decorative items.

Another way to add extra storage space to a bunk bed is with drawers that are designed to fit under the frame. These compartments are small enough to house out-of-season clothes, bedding or even books and blankets. They are hidden and don't hinder the design of the bedroom.

Consider models with a desk built into the bottom bunk if you want your bunk bed to be even more efficient. This is a common choice for teens' rooms however, it's also a perfect way to maximize the use of smaller bedrooms. If you do not have enough space for a desk you can install a freestanding desk near the bunks for an additional space to work or 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 over the size of a bed.

3. Incorporating a Workstation

Bunk beds can be great for both kids and adults. Bunk beds can be a great way to make space and provide a fun element to your living space. With a few simple upgrades, you can make your bunk bed feel more personalized and fit in with the design style of your room.

One of the great advantages of bunk beds is that they can be used as a workstation or desk. This is an excellent option for kids bunk bed who are entering school and need a place to study or do homework. Many bunk beds come with an integrated desk and all you need to do is move it out whenever your kid needs to do some work, and then put it away once they're finished.

If you're looking for an innovative way to transform your bed into a bunk, consider using a Kee Klamp kit to add modern workstations to your bed. This rustic loft bed comes with twin-over-queen loft beds with a black ladder and an integrated workspace underneath. complete with a table that is full length, wood look divider, and a handy shelving.

4. Make a bed with a princess theme

Bunk beds are an ideal addition to a bedroom for children regardless of whether they're intended for guests or siblings. Since they are often the central point of a room and are the focal point of a room, you'll want them be beautiful. Begin by measuring the space and determining the size you're able to work with. Be sure to take into account the height of your ceiling, particularly when your children will be in the top bunk because this could be a risk for young children (especially in the event that a ceiling fan is nearby).

A majority of our favorite bunk beds can be converted into two separate beds to meet the growing needs of your child. This twin-over-full bed, for instance, is built of a sturdy, easy construction and comes in four different finishes making it easy to find one to match your child's room decor.

This twin-over-full-size bunk bed with slide is both fun and functional. You can use the upper bunk with a pull-out TV stand as a entertainment center or add a trundle onto the bottom bunk for sleepovers. This bunk's solid wood construction, timeless design and timeless style will make it look cool even when your children become teens or tweens.

5. Maintaining Neutrality

Bunk beds can be a great option to create a practical and kid-friendly room. One of the simplest methods to do this is to keep your colour palette neutral. This bunk bed is a mix of modern and traditional elements, in neutral shades like white, gray and blue. It isn't going to change with your child's age. It also features an under-bed drawer beneath the lower bunk that can fit a twin trundle bed for sleepovers and is a great option for a shared bedroom for two children.

Pastels are a great choice for bunk rooms, as they offer the fun of color while keeping things stylish and cool. Kelly Hartley of Hartley Home designed this bunk room with a blend of light greens, smokey grays, and cloud whites to create a calm appearance. The bedding with the same color palette can be used to tie the room together. Children (and parents) alike will enjoy the style.

When choosing a childrens bunk beds bed, you need to think about how you will use the space. If you'd like your children's beds to double as an office or study space, you should choose a loft design with a built-in desk and chair for a sleeker appearance. This classic wood bunk bed by @bluedreamslady has an area for storage which is large enough to hold books and toys.

6. Add a Pop of Color

Many bunk beds are designed for toddlers and elementary school-aged children, but it doesn't mean that adults shouldn't also enjoy the space-saving sleeping solution. A bunk bed is a fantastic option for an elegant adult bedroom, particularly when the design is toned down and has a simple color scheme. For example this West Elm x Pottery Barn modern mid-century twin bunk bed would look lovely in a neutral room with plenty of natural wood and white furnishings.

Bunk beds can work in any type of space, including attics and bonus spaces with high ceilings that are slanted. Marnie Custom Homes' custom-built design is ideal for rooms with an odd shape. However, a DIY solution could be stylish. Select a bunk bed that is custom-made with railings that are built in to avoid bruises and bumps when walking up the stairs.

A bunk bed can be used to create a fun theme for a child's bedroom. Create a woodland retreat for girls or boys with trees and woodland creatures, or add some bright colors with a nautical style. A Scandi-inspired bunk bed can be sleek and modern with the shades of grey, blue and white, as seen in this stunning new holiday home by Georgina Jeffries.

7. Mixing it up

While bunk beds are great for kids' rooms however, they shouldn't be limited to that demographic. In fact, a fashionable bunk bed could be a perfect solution for a bedroom for adults.

Be aware of the overall appearance of the space when picking the best childrens bunk beds bunk beds. Pick from a variety of styles, such as bohemian, classic and coastal. Take the time to pick the one that best fits your style. Try experimenting with the style of your room and consider how you can incorporate the bunk bed into your room.

For example, if you have a queen over queen bunk bed, try adding an upholstered bench to the foot of the bed. This will create a relaxing spot for reading or relaxing and can help to create a visual separation between the two beds.

Another option to make your bunk bed seem less juvenile is to switch out the ladder for stairs. This instantly gives the room a sophisticated appearance, and is a safer option for older children. Furthermore, you can decorate the staircase in a manner that is in keeping with your child's bedroom theme, such as this nautical bedroom designed by Raili Clasen.