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How to Choose the Best Bunk Bed Design Bunk beds are an excellent addition to the shared bedroom of children or guest room. They can also add storage and make a space appear larger. Some bunk beds are equipped with ladders that Fenton claims are more comfortable to climb than stairways. Others have trundles at the bottom for sleepovers. Some bunks can accommodate twin XL mattresses and full mattresses, making them ideal for older children as well as adults. 1. Keeping It Simple It's not required for bunk beds to be the primary focus of an area. In fact, it's usually best to use it as a backdrop item and allow other elements such as storage, artwork, and other furnishings to be the main focus. This simple bunk design- which features beds with headboards that match and footboards -is a great 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 bunks look stunning, you can still find gorgeous freestanding designs. This one is constructed of wood, however it uses pipe fittings for the railing and the ladder. Kee Klamp fittings such as the Single Socket Tee and Flange Elbow can be used to create a similar structure. Bunk beds can be the ideal solution for sharing a child's bedroom, particularly in a smaller house. Consider a staggered bed design that allows two people to sleep in the top bunk, but provides ample space below for storage, play and studying. This l-shaped bed, for instance has plenty of space under the lower bed. It also has enough room for each child to put up a small side table. 2. Adding Extra Storage Whether you're building your own bunk beds or opting for a pre-built alternative, clever storage solutions can transform your bedroom into a highly practical and stylish space. They include staircases which can be used to store clothing or other things without compromising the aesthetics of a bunkbed design. They also have shelves that can be mounted on the wall for books, toys and decorative items. Another great method to add storage to a bunk bed is with drawers that are designed to fit underneath the frame. These discreet compartments can house out-of-season clothing, extra bedding or even books and blankets. They are hidden and don't affect the style of the bedroom. Consider models that have a desk built into the bottom bunk if you wish for your bunk bed to be even more efficient. This is a common choice for rooms for teens however, it's also a great way to make the most of small bedrooms. And, if you're short on desk space, think about installing a freestanding table near the bunks to give you an extra spot to work or study. You can also choose staggered beds, which allows three children to be accommodated in a tiny space by placing two twin beds over the full-size bed. 3. The addition of a Workstation Bunk beds aren't just reserved for kids; they can be great for adults, too. If they are designed correctly they can be practical and stylish which allows you to save space in your room while also adding an enjoyable element to the arrangement. You can personalize your bunk bed to suit the style of your bedroom with just a few minor changes. One of the best things about bunk beds is that they are able to double as a work station or desk. This is a fantastic option for kids who are getting into school age and require a space to work or study. Many bunk beds come with an integrated desk, so all you have to do is move it out whenever your child is required to do some work, and then take it back to put it away when they're finished. If you're looking for an innovative way to transform your bunk bed, think about using a Kee Klamp kit to add modern workstations to your bed. This farmhouse-style bunk bed uses the twin over queen size loft bed with a black ladder, and an integrated workstation under, with a full-length desk, a wood look divider and convenient shelving. 4. Add a Princess Themed Bed Bunk beds are a fun feature for any child's room whether it's for siblings or just for guests on occasion. As they are usually the centerpiece of the room they must be beautiful. To make sure that your bunks fit within the space and look of the other rooms begin by measuring your space and determining the largest dimensions you'll be able to work with. Be sure to take into account the ceiling's height particularly when you have children who will use the top bunk. This could be risky especially if you have an overhead fan in the vicinity. A majority of our favorite bunk bed options also convert into two beds to accommodate the needs of your growing child. This twin-over full bed for instance, is constructed of a solid, simple construction and comes in four different finishes, so you can easily find one to match the decor of your child's room. This twin-over-full bed with slide is both entertaining and practical. You can also add an extra trundle to the bottom for sleepovers, or simply use the upper bunk as an entertainment area with the pull-out 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 are a great way to create a functional and a child-friendly room. One of the easiest methods to do this is to keep your colors neutral. This bunk bed is a blend of traditional and modern elements, in neutral shades like white, gray, and blue. It won't change with your child's age. It also has a drawer underneath the lower bunk that can be used as an extra twin trundle bed for sleepovers and is an ideal choice for a shared bedroom for two kids. Pastels are ideal for bunk rooms since they add color and fun and keep the room cool and stylish. This bunk room, designed by Kelly from Hartley Home, uses a mix of light green, dark grey and cloud white that gives the beds a peaceful appearance. The bedding that is in the same color scheme can be used to tie the room together. Kids (and parents) alike will love the design. It is important to consider how you will use the space when choosing the bunk bed. If you'd like your children's beds to be used as an office or study space, opt for the loft model with an integrated desk and chair underneath to create a more sophisticated look. This classic wooden bunk bed by @bluedreamslady has an area of storage that is large enough to store extra books and toys. 6. Adding a Pop of Color The majority of bunk beds are made for children in elementary school. However, adults can also benefit from the space-saving solution. A bunk bed is an excellent option for a sophisticated adult's bedroom, especially when the design is toned down and has a simple color scheme. For example, 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 work well in any room, including attics or bonus rooms with roofs that slope. A custom built-in design like this one created by Marnie Custom Homes works best for rooms with an odd shape however, a DIY design can also be stylish. Just make sure you choose an extremely sturdy, custom-built bunk bed with built-in railings to prevent bumps and bruises when climbing the stairs to the top. A bunk bed can be used to create an exciting theme for a child's bedroom. Create a forest-themed hideout using trees and woodland animals for boys or girls, or add some vibrant colors with a nautical theme. In best quality bunk beds of blue, grey and white, a bed with a Scandi theme can look sleek, modern, and stylish, as shown in the gorgeous new home for the holidays created by Georgina Jeffreys. 7. Mixing it up While bunk beds are ideal for kids' rooms but they don't have to be limited to that demographic. A stylish bunk bed is a great option for an adult's bedroom. Consider the overall aesthetics of the space when picking the right bunk beds. Pick from a variety of styles, such as traditional, bohemian and coastal. Make sure you choose the one that is most appropriate to your personal style. You can then play around with how you can incorporate your bunk bed in the overall design of your room. For instance, if you have a queen-over-queen bunk bed, try adding an upholstered bench at the foot of the lower bed. This will provide a comfortable place to read or relax and help separate the two beds visually. A staircase can be used to make your bunk beds appear more adult. This instantly gives your room a more elegant appearance and is a better option for children who are older. Furthermore, you can decorate the staircase in a way that suits your child's room style, like this nautical bedroom from Raili Clasen.