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How to Choose the Best Bunk Bed Design

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

Some bunk beds are equipped with ladders which Fenton says are more comfortable to climb than stairways. Some have trundles at the bottom for sleepovers. Some bunks can accommodate twin XL and full mattresses, making them great for older children and adults.

1. Keeping It Simple

It's not required for bunk beds to be the main centerpiece of an area. In fact, it is often best to use it as a backdrop and allow other elements like artwork, storage and other furniture to take center stage. This simple bunk bed design, featuring beds with matching footboards and headboards, is a fantastic example.

Many bunk beds are built as part of the wall, which makes them appear less like an accessory and more of a permanent fixture in the room. Even though built-in beds can look stunning however, there are stunning freestanding designs. This one, for instance is constructed from wood, but it makes use of pipe fittings to construct the ladder and railing. You can construct similar structures using Single Socket Tee, Flange Elbow and 90 Degree Elbow fittings from Kee Klamp.

Bunk beds can be the perfect solution for sharing a child's bedroom, especially in a smaller home. To maximize space, think about a staggered design that sleeps two in the top bed but leaves plenty of floor space below to play and studying as well as storage. This bunk bed with an L-shaped shape, for instance, has plenty of space under the bed, and provides enough nooks to set up a table -- something that might not be as effective with regular built-in bunk beds.

2. Adding Extra Storage

If you're building bunk beds from scratch or opting for a pre-built alternative, clever storage solutions can transform your sleeping space into a super functional and stylish room. These handy accessories include stair cabinets, which offer a convenient place to store clothing and other items without compromising the visual appeal of a bunk bed and wall-mounted shelves that are ideal to store books, toys and other items of decor.

Drawers that can be tucked under the frame are another excellent way to add storage to a bunkbed. These compartments are small enough to house out-of-season clothing, extra bedding or even blankets and books. They're also away from view, they won't hinder the design of the bedroom.

Look for models with a desk built into the bottom bunk, if you want your bunk bed to be more efficient. This is a great option for bedrooms for teenagers, but also works well in smaller rooms. If you do not have enough space for a desk you can install a freestanding desk near the bunks for an additional space to work or study. You can also choose staggered bunks, which is a well-liked option that lets children sleep three people in a small space by putting two twin beds over an entire bottom bed.

3. Addition of a Workstation

Bunk beds can be a great option for both children and adults. If they are designed correctly they can be practical and stylish and help you save space in your room and also add a fun element to the layout. You can customize your bunk bed to suit the style of your bedroom with a few simple upgrades.

Bunk beds are great because they can double as an office desk or workstation. This is a fantastic option for kids who are reaching school age and require a space to study or do homework. Many bunk beds have tables built in and you can roll it out for your child to work on and put it back when they're completed.

If you're looking for a unique method to make your bunk bed, think about using a Kee Klamp kit to add an elegant workstation to your setup. This farmhouse-style bunk bed uses a twin over queen size loft bed that has a black ladder, and an integrated workstation beneath, which includes a full length desk, wood look separator and handy shelving.

4. Add a bed with a princess theme

Bunk beds can be a fun addition to any kid's room whether for siblings or the occasional guest. Because they're usually the central point of rooms they must be beautiful. Begin by measuring the room and determining what dimensions you can work within. Be sure to consider the height of your ceiling, particularly if your kids will be in the top bunk since this could be risky for young children (especially in the event that there is a ceiling fan nearby).

Many of our top bunk beds can be converted into two separate beds to keep up with your growing child's needs. This twin-over full bed for instance, is constructed of a solid, simple construction and comes with four different finishes making it easy to find one to match your child's room decor.

This twin-over-full bunk bed with a slide is fun and functional. You can also use the top bunk with the pull-out TV stand as an entertainment center or add a trundle to the bottom bunk to host sleepovers. The solid wood construction and timeless design style will make it look cool even when your children reach teens or tweens.

5. Maintaining Neutrality

Bunk beds are a great way to create a functional and kid-friendly room. One of the simplest methods to achieve this is to keep your colors neutral. This bunk bed is a combination of modern and traditional elements and is available in neutral colors such as gray, white and blue. It isn't going to change with your child's age. It also features an under-bed drawer beneath the lower bunk that can be used as a twin trundle bed to accommodate sleepovers, making it an ideal choice for a shared bedroom for two siblings.

Pastels are a fantastic option for bunk rooms because they give you the pleasure of color but still keep things stylish and cool. This bunk room is created by Kelly from Hartley Home, uses a blend of light green, dark grey, and cloud white that creates a tranquil look. The bedding in the same color scheme can be used to bring the room together. Kids (and parents) alike will appreciate the look.

It's important to think about the way you intend to make use of the space when selecting the bunk bed. 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 which is large enough to accommodate 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 it doesn't mean that adults shouldn't benefit from 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. This West Elm x Pottery Bar mid-century modern twin bed would be perfect in an uncluttered bedroom with plenty of natural wood furniture and white.

Bunk beds can be used in any room, including attics or bonus rooms with roofs that slope. Marnie Custom Homes' custom-built style is perfect for rooms that have an unusual shape. However, a DIY solution could be fashionable. Choose a custom-made bunkbed with railings constructed to prevent bruises and bumps while climbing the stairs.

A bunk bed can be used to create an enjoyable theme for a bedroom for children. Create a forest hideout with trees and woodland animals for boys or girls, or use vibrant colors with a nautical theme. A Scandi-inspired bunk bed can appear sleek and modern in the shades of grey, blue, and white, as you can see in this stunning new holiday home designed by Georgina Jeffries.

7. Mixing it up

While bunk beds are great for kids' rooms however, they shouldn't be limited to that population. A chic bunk bed is a great solution for an adult's bedroom.

When choosing the best bunk bed for your space, consider the overall aesthetic of the room. Choose from a variety styles, including traditional, bohemian and coastal. Be sure to select the one that best suits your personal style. Then, you can play around with the ways you can incorporate your bunk bed in the overall design of your room.

For bunkbedsstore example, if you have a queen over queen bunk bed, try adding an upholstered bench to the bottom of the bed. This will create a relaxing space to read or relax and can help to create a visual separation between the two beds.

Another option to make your bunk bed seem less juvenile is to replace an old ladder in favor of a staircase. This instantly gives your room a more sophisticated appearance and is a better option for older children. Furthermore, you can decorate the staircase in a manner that matches your child's room theme, like this nautical bedroom from Raili Clasen.