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

When little ones are ready to move from cribs to big kid beds choose a style that will help them feel empowered. A DIY cactus wall mural from A Beautiful Mess is just the solution.

Adult Bunk Bed bunk bedroom ideas are equally appealing. Multi-functional elements such as desks that are built into the structure or trundle beds beneath the bunks let you maximize space while keeping an elegant, modern design.

Loft Beds

Bunk beds are the perfect sleeping solution for children's rooms as well as guest bedrooms and primary spaces. They combine two or more beds into a single unit, allowing floor space for play, study or storage. There are a myriad of ways to style bunk beds. These trendy childrens bunk beds bed designs can make a unique sleeping nook, whether you select a full-overfull layout or a twin over twin arrangement or a loft with desk.

The basic design of bunk beds is a good choice for most families. It features an upper bed that is twin, and a full-size mattress below. The lower part can be used for other furniture such as storage or a desk. You can also find bunk beds that have an incline or ladder for easy access to the top bed. Some bunk beds come with an incline or a tower to add extra enjoyment.

If you are seeking a contemporary design for bunk beds, consider a wooden platform frame that has an elegant design and neutral finishes. This frame is easily updated with colors or patterns. Mix it with accessories furniture and bedding that complement each other for a harmonious appearance. This basic bunk bed, from @thejamielynnshow, is decorated with a wreath that makes it fresh and festive. This bright treehouse loft from @pocketfulofpaint looks bright and cheerful in her daughter's room with an ombre rug with rainbows to complement.

If you're looking for a fun bunk beds and unique bunk bed, turn to your favorite store for unique castle or playhouse styles that can be customized by adding curtains, murals, and other accessories. You can also shop for a study loft bed that has an office or desk beneath, which is great for adults or teens who want to convert their bedroom into a functional workspace.

If you have a lot of floor space and a bunk room designed according to your specifications will provide ample sleeping and playing space for a number of children. A mezzanine balcony has been added to these built-in bunks in this East London home designed by Hunting for George which allows the children to sleep high while leaving the floor space to play and eat.

Platform Beds

For a contemporary, minimalist style that is perfect for modern homes and industrial spaces, consider bunk beds with a platform. These types of bed frames eliminate the requirement for a box spring instead, offering an extremely solid base made of solid wood or slats of wood. Based on the design, this may also make these beds more affordable. They might not be appropriate for heavier sleepers that need a firmer base.

Platform beds are simple to design in a variety of ways. Some beds have simple headboards and feetboards that give them a sleek, minimalist appearance. They are suitable for any room. Some are equipped with storage drawers into the walls for additional functionality, which is particularly beneficial in small rooms and bedrooms. And some have sconces built into each bunk for reading light and reading light, which is an excellent idea in a bedroom in which natural light is scarce.

Solid-wood platform beds are an excellent investment. They can last for many years. Wood is a sturdy and resistant material. If you choose to purchase a wooden slat bunk, it's a smart idea put a mattress protector on it to keep it clean and free from mold and mildew.

Platform beds are a great option to save space in smaller spaces, such as lofts and studio apartments. It allows for 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 larger by creating a more spacious visual space.

Another benefit of platforms is that it can work with virtually any mattress that includes innerspring, memory foam, and hybrid. However, you'll want to make sure the slats aren't too close to each other to prevent the mattress from sinking over time.

If you're on a budget, you can easily make your own bed frame for your platform at home. You'll require an uncomplicated metal or wood bed frame, as well as plywood sheets cut according to the dimensions of your mattress. Attach the slats using wood glue as well as a nail gun or screws. If you're worried about the slats' durability not being enough, add an additional layer of reinforced slats over them to improve stability and support.

Ladder Bunks

Bunk beds are a great option to add extra sleeping space for kids, without sacrificing the floor space in smaller rooms. For a bunk bed that's as stylish as it is functional, opt for one with a ladder, not an elevator. Ladders can be a great option to make space and provide a secure climbing area for children of all different ages. To make it easier to climb choose an angled ladder with hand hole cutouts that help children grab onto it to climb up into the bed.

Ladders are available in a variety of lengths, widths and heights to accommodate the space you have in mind. Ladders are available in various sizes, widths, and heights based on the size of the room.

Some children may be uncomfortable at first because they are not used to having a bed that sits close to their ceiling. For those kids, it might be beneficial to set up an area with an un-level bunk bed for kids so that they can adjust to the size of their bed and avoid any potential issues.

The design of a bunk bed could also impact the climbing experience with stairs adding more steps to the climb and frequently require more space for standing than a ladder. Stairs are also more difficult to move, which makes them less suitable for families that move homes often.

To address these issues, bunks with a ladder provide a more comfortable climb and are an excellent choice for older kids that are ready to ditch their toddler-style steps for something more sleek. This mezzanine bunk bed by Katharine Poole is a great choice for kids who want to enjoy a beach theme and features a ladder to allow children to climb up to the top of the bed easily, while also providing a cozy spot to read, study or playing.

Storage Bunks

Some bunk beds go beyond simply storing space. Beds that have built-in storage can be a practical touch for kids rooms, and also give children a space to store items such as books, toys and extra linens. Beds with desks provide a dual-purpose solution, letting children play and work in the same room. Stair storage is a smart option that is a combination of safety and innovative design to help children to reach the top bunk.

A simple wood bunk bed works well in the bedroom of a neutral color or you can opt to dress it up with a fun color, such as this green shade that makes the room appear fresh and cozy. This bunk beds adults set is suitable for both boys and girls. It has a striped mattress cover and wall art that is a perfect match and a striped headboard. If you're creating a bunk bed for the shared space, select dark colors to withstand the rigors of washing and use.

Consider adding a mezzanine above the bunk beds to create a play area if you have a big space that can accommodate a queen-sized bed. This lofted space features a built-in desk, mezzanine reading area. If your space is large enough, you could also try an arrangement of three bunk beds for both children and adults.

Bunks that have stairs are an ideal storage solution for small rooms, especially with drawers of the right size to store bedding and other things. Here's a unique, farmhouse-style bunk bed that has natural wood trim and ladder that combine an elegant design with plenty of storage space to help kids keep their room tidy and organized.

Making the bunk bed with drawers is a great option to create a sleek and modern bunk arrangement in any child's bedroom, regardless of the style of the bedroom. This minimalist design created by an DIY blogger shows how a bunk can be a focal point, and still keep its design.