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How to Choose the Best Bunk Bed Design Bunk beds can be an excellent addition to the shared bedroom of children or guest room. They can also provide extra storage space and make the room appear bigger. Some bunks have ladders (which Fenton says are easier to climb than stairs) and some even have trundles at the bottom that allow for additional sleepovers. Some can even fit twin and full XL mattresses, making them ideal for older kids and adults too. 1. Keep It Simple It isn't necessary for a bunk bed to be the main focus of a room. In fact, it's often better to have it as a backdrop item and allow other elements like artwork, storage, and other furnishings to take center stage. This basic bunk bed design, featuring beds with matching footboards as well as headboards, is an excellent example. A lot of bunk beds are built into walls. This could make them appear less like an addition and more like permanent fixtures in the room. Although built-in beds may look stunning but there are also stunning freestanding designs. This one, for instance is made of 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 create the same structure. Bunk beds are a great option for a bedroom that is shared, especially if you have a small home. To maximize space, think about the staggered style that can sleep two people in the top bed, but leaves plenty of floor space below to play, studying and storage. This l-shaped bunk bed for example, provides ample space beneath the lower bed and offers enough nooks to set up a table, something that may not be as effective with standard built-in bunks. 2. Adding Extra Storage If you're building bunk beds from scratch or settling on a pre-built option, creative storage solutions can transform your sleeping space into a super functional and stylish room. These handy additions include stair cabinets that offer a handy place to store clothes and other things without compromising the visual appeal of a bunk bed and shelves on the wall that are ideal for storing toys, books, and decorative items. Another excellent method of adding storage space to the bunk bed is to use drawers that are designed to fit underneath the frame. These compartments are ideal for storing out-of-season clothes and bedding, or even blankets and books. They are concealed and do not hinder the design of the bedroom. If you want to make your bunk bed even more efficient, you should look for models that include an office space in the bottom bunk. This is a popular choice for teens' rooms, but it's also a great way to make the most of small bedrooms. If you're a bit not able to find enough desk space, think about placing a table that is freestanding near the bunks to give you an extra spot to work and study. You can also choose a staggered bed that allows three children to be accommodated in a compact space by placing two twin beds on top of a full-size bed. 3. Incorporating a Workstation Bunk beds aren't just for kids They can be ideal for adults, too. If done correctly, bunk beds can be functional and stylish and help you reduce space in your bedroom and also add an enjoyable element to the layout. You can personalize your bunk bed to match the design of your bedroom by making a few simple upgrades. Bunk beds are great as they can also be used as an office desk or workstation. This is a great choice for children who are about to start school and require an area to do their homework or study. Most bunk beds come with an integrated desk, so all you have to do is roll it out when your kid needs to do some work and then put it away once they're finished. Consider using a Kee Klamp Kit to add modern workspaces to your bunk bed. This rustic loft bed comes with twin-over-queen-sized loft beds with a black ladder, as well as an integrated workspace underneath. complete with a table that is full length and divider made of wood, and convenient shelving. 4. Make a bed with a princess theme Bunk beds are a great accessory to any room for kids, whether it's for siblings or the occasional guest. Because they're usually the central point of rooms and are the focal point of a room, you'll want them be beautiful. To make best bunk beds Bunk Beds Store that your bunks fit within the space and look of the rest of the bedroom Begin by measuring your space and determining the maximum dimensions you can achieve. Make sure to account for the height of your ceiling, particularly in the case of children sleeping on the top bunk, as this can be dangerous for children (especially when there is a ceiling fan nearby). Many of our top bunk bed options also convert into two beds to keep up with your growing child's needs. This twin-over-full bed, for instance, is constructed of a sturdy, easy structure and is available with four different finishes making it easy to choose one that will complement your child's room decor. If you want a bunk that's both playful and functional, consider this twin-over-full model that features a built-in slide. You can put an extra trundle to the bottom for sleepovers or simply use the upper bunk as an entertainment center, complete with the pull-out TV stand. The solid wood construction and timeless design means that this bed will still look cool once your kids reach tweens or teens, too. 5. Maintaining Neutrality Bunk beds are the perfect chance to design a space that is both practical and child-friendly One of the most effective ways to do this is to keep your colors neutral. This bunk bed is a blend of traditional and modern features in neutral shades of gray, blue and white that will not date as your child grows older. 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 an ideal choice for a shared room for two children. Pastels are ideal for bunk rooms as they bring color and fun while keeping the space trendy and chic. This bunk room was designed by Kelly from Hartley Home, uses a mix of pale green, smokey grey and cloud white that creates a tranquil style. The bedding with the same color palette can be used to tie the room together. Kids (and parents) alike will appreciate the design. When choosing a bunk bed, it's important to consider how you'll use the space. Pick a loft bed that has an office chair and desk built underneath to give your children's beds a more sophisticated look. This classic wood bunk by @bluedreamslady has an storage space that's big enough to hold extra books and toys. 6. Adding a Pop of Color Many kids' bunk beds are designed to toddlers and elementary school-aged children, but this doesn't mean adults cannot benefit from the space-saving sleeping solution. A bunk bed can work in a sophisticated adult bedroom, particularly if the look is subdued by a simple color scheme and minimal accents. This West Elm x Pottery Bar mid-century modern twin bed would be a great addition to a neutral bedroom with plenty of white and natural wood furnishings. Bunk beds can be used in any room, including attics as well as bonus rooms with low ceilings. Marnie Custom Homes' custom-built design is best for rooms with an unusual shape. However, a DIY solution could be fashionable. Make sure you select a sturdy, custom-made bunk bed that has built-in railings that will prevent bruises and bumps while climbing the stairs to the top. A bunk bed can be used to create an enjoyable theme for your child's bedroom. Make a hideaway for the forest with trees and woodland animals for boys or girls, or use bright colors with a nautical theme. In a palette of grey, blue and white, a bed inspired by Scandi can look sleek, modern and chic as seen in the gorgeous new home for the holidays created by Georgina Jeffreys. 7. Mixing It Up While bunk beds are great for rooms for children but they don't have to be limited to this particular population. A modern bunk bed is a great option for an adult's bedroom. If you are choosing the ideal bunk bed for your space, take into consideration the overall style of the room. Choose from a variety styles, such as bohemian, classic and coastal. Take the time to select the one that best suits your style. Try experimenting with the style of your space and think about how you can incorporate the bunk bed into your room. If you have a queen-over-queen bunk bed add an upholstered bench at the bottom of the mattress. This will create a cozy spot for reading or relaxing and help create a visual separation between the two beds. Another option to make your bunk bed seem more adult is to replace an old ladder in favor of a staircase. This will instantly give your bedroom a more refined appearance and is a safe choice for older children. You can also decorate the stairs to match your child's theme like this nautical bedroom from Raili Clasen.