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How to Choose the Best Bunk Bed Design

Bunk beds can be a great addition to bedrooms shared by children or a guest room. They can also offer extra storage and make a space feel bigger.

Some bunk beds are equipped with ladders which Fenton claims are more comfortable to climb than stairways. Some have trundles at the bottom to accommodate extra sleepovers. Some even have twin and full size mattresses, making them ideal for older children and adults as well.

1. Keeping It Simple

A bunk bed doesn't need to be a major centerpiece in the room; in fact, it's more beneficial to use it as a background item which allows other elements such as storage, artwork, and other furnishings to take center stage. This simple bunk design -- which features beds with matching headboards and footboards -is a great illustration.

A lot of bunk beds are built into walls. This makes them appear less as an addition, and more like permanent fixtures in the room. Although built-in beds may look stunning however, there are gorgeous freestanding designs. This one, for instance is made of wood yet utilizes pipe fittings to create the ladder and railing. You can create similar structures using Single Socket Tee, Flange Elbow and 90 Degree Elbow fittings from Kee Klamp.

Bunk beds are the ideal solution for sharing a child's bedroom, particularly in a smaller home. Think about a staggered bed that allows two people to sleep in the top bunk, but allows plenty of space below for play, storage and studying. This L-shaped bed, for instance provides ample space beneath the lower bed. It also has enough space for each child to put up a small table.

2. Adding Extra Storage

If you're building your own bunk beds or settling on a pre-built alternative, clever storage solutions can transform your sleeping space into a highly 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 shelves on the wall to store books, toys and other decorative things.

Another way to add extra storage space to the bunk bed is to use drawers that are designed to fit under the frame. These compartments are great to store out-of-season clothing and bedding, or even blankets and books. They are hidden and don't affect the style of the bedroom.

If you want to make your bunk bed more efficient, consider models that include an office space in the bottom bunk. This is a great idea for bedrooms for teenagers however, it also works in small rooms. If you're lacking desk space, think about placing a table that is freestanding near the bunks, to provide an additional area to work or study. You can also opt for a staggered bunk, which is a popular option that lets children sleep three people in a small space by putting two twin beds on top of the full-sized bottom bed.

3. Adding a Workstation

Bunk beds aren't just for kids bedroom Furniture they can also be ideal for adults, too. When done right they can be functional and stylish, allowing you to save space in your room and also add an enjoyable element to the arrangement. With a few simple upgrades to make your bunk bed more individual and blend with the design style of your room.

One of the best things about bunk beds is that they can double as a work station or desk. This is a great option for children about to start school and require a place where they can do their homework or study. Most bunk beds come with a built-in desk and all you need to do is take it out when your child needs to complete some work, and then take it back to put it away when they're finished.

Consider using a Kee Klamp Kit to add a modern workspace to your bunk bed. This rustic loft bed comes with twin-over-queen-sized loft beds with a black ladder and an integrated workspace beneath, complete with a table that is full length, wood look divider, and a convenient shelf.

4. The bed can be made Princess-themed

Bunk beds can be an excellent addition to a kid's bedroom, whether they are for siblings or for guests. As they are usually the central point of rooms, you'll want them to be attractive. To ensure that your bunks blend into the space and aesthetic of the rest of your bedroom Begin by measuring your space and determining the maximum dimensions you can achieve. Make sure you consider the height of the ceiling particularly when you have children who will be using the top bunk. This can be dangerous especially if there's an overhead fan in the vicinity.

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

If you want a bunk that's both playful and functional look into this twin-over-full version that features a built-in slide. You can also use the top bunk with the pull-out TV stand to serve as an entertainment center, or add a trundle to the bottom bunk for sleepovers. The solid wood construction and timeless design style will make it look cool even when your children become teens or tweens.

5. Keep It Neutral

Bunk beds are the perfect opportunity to design a room that is both practical and child-friendly, and one of the most effective ways to do this is to keep your colour scheme neutral. This bunk bed is a mix of traditional and modern components, in neutral shades like white, gray, and blue. It won't change with your child's age. It also has a drawer under the lower bunk, which can accommodate a twin trundle bed to accommodate sleepovers and is an ideal choice for a shared bedroom for two children.

Pastels are great for bunk rooms as they add color and fun while keeping the space trendy and chic. Kelly Hartley of Hartley Home designed this bunk room using a combination of light greens, smokey grays and cloud whites to give the beds a tranquil appearance. The bedding in the same color palette can be used to tie the room together. Children (and parents) alike will love the look.

It's important to think about how you'll utilize the space when you select bunk beds. Select a loft bed with a desk and chair built into the bottom to give your children's beds with a more elegant appearance. This classic wooden bunk bed from @bluedreamslady comes with a storage area that is large enough to hold books and toys.

6. Add a splash of Color

A lot of bunk bed designs are geared to toddlers and elementary school-aged children, but that doesn't mean adults can't also enjoy the space-saving sleeping solution. A bunk bed is an excellent option for a sophisticated adult's bedroom, particularly if the design is toned down and has a minimal color scheme. For example this West Elm x Pottery Barn modern-day twin bunk bed would look lovely in a neutral room with plenty of natural wood and white furnishings.

Bunk beds are suitable for any room, including attics or bonus rooms with slanted roofs. A custom-built design like this one created by Marnie Custom Homes works best childrens bunk beds for rooms that have an odd shape however, a DIY option can also be stylish. Select a bunk bed that is custom-made with railings constructed to prevent bumps and bruises while walking up the stairs.

A bunk bed is a fantastic opportunity to decorate a kid's room around a fun theme. Create a woodland retreat for girls or boys with woodland creatures and trees, or add some vibrant colors with a nautical style. A Scandi-inspired bunk bed can be sleek and modern with a palette of grey, blue and white, as shown in this gorgeous new holiday home designed by Georgina Jeffries.

7. Mixing It Up

Bunk beds are not just for children's rooms. A modern bunk bed is a fantastic option for a bedroom that is designed for adults.

If you are choosing the ideal bunk bed for your space, think about the overall aesthetic of the room. Choose from a variety styles, such as classic, bohemian and coastal. Make sure you pick the one that best suits your personal style. You can then play around with how you can integrate your bunk bed in the overall design of the room.

If you have a queen-over-queen bunk bed put an upholstered bench at the foot of the mattress. 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 less juvenile is to switch out a ladder for an escalator. This instantly gives your bedroom a more refined appearance and is a safe option for children who are older. Plus, you can easily decorate the staircase in a way that suits your child's room theme, like this nautical bedroom by Raili Clasen.