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How to Choose the Best Bunk Bed Design

Bunk beds are a great addition to bedrooms shared by children or a guest room. They can also add storage space and make the room appear larger.

Some bunks come with ladders (which Fenton says are easier to climb than stairs) and some have trundles on the bottom which allow for sleepovers. Some bunks can fit twin XL and full mattresses, making them ideal for older children as well as adults.

1. Keeping It Simple

A bunk bed doesn't have to be the main focal point in the room. In fact, it's often better to use it as a background piece that allows other elements such as storage, artwork, and other furniture to be the center of attention. This basic bunk bed design, featuring beds with matching footboards and headboards, is a great example.

A lot of bunk beds are built in as part of the wall, which can make them feel less of an accessory and more of an element that is a permanent fixture in the room. Although built-in beds can appear stunning but there are also stunning freestanding designs. This one, for example, is made from wood yet utilizes pipe fittings to make the ladder and railing. Kee Klamp fittings like the Single Socket Tee and Flange Elbow can be used to construct the same structure.

Bunk beds are a great option for a bedroom that is shared particularly if you live in a a small home. You can consider a staggered design that lets two people sleep on the top bunk, yet provides ample space below for play, storage and studying. This l-shaped bunk bed for example, provides ample space under the bed and also offers roomy enough nooks to set up a side table -- something that might not work as well with conventional built-in bunks.

2. Adding Extra Storage

If you're building your own bunk beds or selecting a ready-made solution, innovative storage solutions can transform your sleeping space into a functional and stylish space. These useful additions include stair-side cabinets that provide a practical place to store clothes and other things without compromising the visual appeal of a bunk bed design, and shelves mounted on the wall that are perfect for storing books, toys and other decorative items.

Another great method of adding storage space to a bunk bed is with drawers that are designed to fit underneath the frame. These compartments are ideal to store clothes that aren't in season as well as bedding, blankets and books. They are concealed and do not affect the style of the bedroom.

Find models with a desk built into the bottom childrens bunk beds if you wish for your bunk bed to be even more efficient. This is a great option for teens' bedrooms however, it also works in smaller rooms. And, if you're lacking desk space, you could consider placing a table that is freestanding near the bunks, to provide an extra spot to work and study. You can also consider a staggered bed that allows three children to be accommodated in a compact space by placing two twin beds above a full-size bed.

3. Addition of a Workstation

bunk bed usa beds can be great for both adults and children. Bunk beds are an excellent way to make space and provide a fun element to your room. You can make your bunk bed to match the design of your bedroom by making a few simple upgrades.

One of the best advantages of bunk beds is that they can easily serve as a workspace or desk. This is an excellent alternative for children who are reaching school age and require a space to work or study. A lot of bunk beds have an integrated desk that means all you have to do is move it out whenever your child is required to do some work, and then put it away when they're finished.

Consider using a Kee Klamp Kit to add a modern workspace to your bunk bed. This style of bunk bed is reminiscent of farmhouse. It has a twin over queen loft bed, with a black ladder, and an integrated workstation underneath, complete with a full-length desk, wood look separator and handy shelving.

4. Create a Princess Themed Bed

Bunk beds are an ideal addition to a kid's bedroom regardless of whether they're intended for guests or siblings. Because they're usually the centerpiece of a room and are the focal point of a room, you'll want them look beautiful. To make sure that your bunks fit into the space and aesthetic of the rest of the bedroom Begin by measuring your space and determining the best dimensions you can work with. Be sure to consider ceiling height, especially in the case of children sleeping on the top bunk, because this could be a risk for young children (especially in the event that there is a ceiling fan in the vicinity).

A majority of our favorite bunk bed options also convert into two separate beds to keep up with the needs of your growing child. This twin-over full bed for instance, is made of a sturdy, easy design and comes in four different finishes, making it easy to find one to match the decor of your child's room.

If you want a bunk that's both playful and functional take a look at this twin-over-full design that features a built-in slide. You can put an trundle at the bottom for sleepovers or simply make the upper bunk an entertainment area with a pullout TV stand. The solid wood construction and timeless style means that this bunk will be stylish even after your children are tweens and teens, too.

5. Keep It Neutral

Bunk beds offer the opportunity to create a functional and kid-friendly room. One of the most effective methods to achieve this is to keep your color palette neutral. This bunk bed is a blend of modern and traditional elements and is available in neutral colors such as gray, white, 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 option for a shared bedroom for two children.

Pastels are perfect for bunk rooms because they bring color and fun while keeping the space cool and stylish. This bunk room is designed by Kelly from Hartley Home, uses a blend of light green, dark grey and cloud white that creates a tranquil look. The bedding that is in the same color palette can be used to bring the room together. Children (and parents) alike will appreciate the design.

It is crucial to consider how you will utilize the space when you select bunk beds. If you want your children's beds to function as an office or study area, choose an loft style with an integrated desk and chair for a sleeker appearance. This classic wood bunk from @bluedreamslady has an storage space that's big enough to store books and toys.

6. Add a Pop of Color

The majority of kids bunk bed beds are made for elementary school children. However, adults can also benefit from this space-saving option. The bunk bed could fit into a chic adult bedroom, especially if the look is toned down with a minimalist color scheme and minimal accents. For instance this West Elm x Pottery Barn mid-century modern twin bunk bed will look gorgeous in a neutral bedroom with plenty of natural wood and white furnishings.

Bunk beds can be used in any space, including attics or bonus rooms with roofs that are slanted. A custom-built design like this one crafted by Marnie Custom Homes works best for rooms with an odd shape however, a DIY option can also be stylish. Just make sure you choose an extremely sturdy, custom-built bunk bed that has built-in railings to avoid bumps and bruises when climbing the stairs to the top.

A bunk bed can be used to create an exciting theme for your child's bedroom. Create a forest hideout with trees and woodland animals for girls or boys or add some bright colors and a nautical theme. A Scandi-inspired bunk bed could look sleek and modern in the shades of blue, grey, and white, as seen in this gorgeous new holiday home designed by Georgina Jeffries.

7. Mixing It Up

While childrens bunk beds beds are ideal for rooms for children but they don't have to be limited to this particular population. In fact, a fashionable bunk bed can also be a great option to an adult bedroom.

When you choose the right bunk bed for your space, think about the overall design of the room. There are a range of designs to choose from such as bohemian, classic, and coastal, so take the time to choose the one that fits best with your style. Explore the design of your room and see how you can incorporate the bunk bed.

For instance, if you have a queen-over-queen bunk bed, you can add an upholstered bench at the bottom of the lower bed. This will give you a place for reading, relaxing or both. It will also help visually divide the two bunk beds.

Another way to make your bunk bed feel less juvenile is to replace an old ladder in favor of an escalator. This will instantly give the room a more sophisticated appearance, and is a safer option for older children. You can also decorate the stairs to match your child's theme, such as this nautical bedroom by Raili Clasen.