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

When little ones are ready to transition 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 bedroom ideas can be equally cool. Multifunctional components like desks that are built into the structure or trundle beds underneath the bunks will allow you to maximize space while maintaining a sleek, modern appearance.

Loft Beds

Bunk beds are the ideal sleeping solution for children's rooms, primary bedrooms or guest spaces. They can combine two or three beds into one unit, allowing the floor space for storage, play or even study. There are many ways to style bunk beds. Whether you opt for a classic full-over-full version or a twin-overtwin configuration, or a loft bed with a desk, these stylish bunk bed ideas will help you create a one-of-a-kind sleeping nook.

The basic design of bunk beds is an excellent option for most families. It features an upper bed that is twin and a mattress of a full size below. The lower portion can be used for other furniture such as an office or storage. There are bunk beds that come with stairs or a ladder to make it easy to reach the top bed. Some bunk beds come with the option of a slide or a tower for more enjoyment.

If you're looking for a contemporary idea for bunk beds, consider a wooden platform frame that has a clean line and neutral finishes. The frame is easily changed with a few pops or patterns of color. Combine it with accent furniture and bedding that are coordinated to create a cohesive design. This simple bunk bed from @thejamielynnshow can be decorated to celebrate Christmas with a wreath and garland to make it look fresh and festive. This colorful treehouse loft by @pocketfulofpaint looks bright and cheerful in her daughter's bedroom with a rainbow-ombre rug.

Visit your local store to find a castle style bunk bed that you can personalize with curtains, murals and other accessories. You can also find an office loft bed that features work space or desk beneath, which is great for adults or teens who want to convert their bedroom into an efficient workspace.

If you have lots of floor space an area that is built according to your specifications will provide enough sleeping and playing space for a number of children. A mezzanine balcony has been built above these built-in beds in this East London house designed by Hunting For George. This lets the children sleep up high while still having plenty of space to eat and play.

Platform Beds

For a modern, minimalist design that's ideal for contemporary homes and industrial apartments, consider Bunk Beds Beds beds with platforms. These bed frames do not require a box spring, but instead offer a sturdy base constructed of solid wood or wooden slats. This makes bunk beds more affordable according to their design. They might not be suitable for heavier sleepers who require a firmer base.

Platform beds are simple to decorate in a variety ways. Some beds feature simple feetboards and headboards that give them a minimalist, sleek design. They are suitable for any room. Some are equipped with storage drawers in for extra functionality, which is particularly useful in smaller apartments and bedrooms. Some bunk beds come with reading lights built into each bunk, which is a great idea in rooms with little natural lighting.

Solid-wood platform beds are an excellent investment. They can last for a long time. Wood is a durable and abrasive material. If you opt for a wooden slat mattress and mattress cover, it will help keep it clean and free of mildew and mold.

Since the platform bed doesn't come with a box spring, it's an ideal space-saving choice for smaller rooms such as studio apartments and lofts. It allows a large mattress to be placed in a smaller space on the floor, making it easier to move around the space. It can also make a room feel bigger by creating a more open and spacious visual space.

A platform bed can be used with any mattress. This includes hybrid, innerspring, and memory foam. It is important to ensure that the slats don't get too close to prevent the mattress from sagging.

You can easily make an adjustable platform bed frame at home if you're on budget. All you need is a basic metal or wood bed frame and plywood sheets that are cut to the size of the mattress. Join the slats with wood glue or a nail gun, or screws. If you are worried that the slats might not be strong enough, you can consider strengthening slats to the top. This will increase the stability and support.

Ladder Bunks

Bunk beds are a great solution for adding extra sleeping space to an area that isn't big enough to sacrifice the floor space. If you want a bunk bed stylish as well as practical, go for one with a ladder, not an escalator. Ladders are a great option to make space and also provide a safe climbing space for children of all age groups. To make it easier to climb, opt for an angled ladder with hand holes that children grab onto it the ladder to get themselves into the bed.

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

Some kids might initially feel uncomfortable or uneasy sleeping in a bunk bed with the head of their mattress in front of their ceilings because they're not used to the feeling of sleeping so close to overhead. It may be beneficial for these kids to have an incredibly low bunk in their room so they can adjust to the height and avoid any problems.

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

To address these concerns, bunks with a ladder provide a more comfortable climb and are a great choice for older kids that are ready to get rid of their toddler-style steps for something more sleek. This mezzanine bunk bed by Katharine poole is a great choice with a lively beach theme. It also has stairs that let children easily reach the top of the bed while providing a cozy area to read, play or studying.

Storage Bunks

Some bunk beds go above simply storing space. Beds with built-in storage add an extra practical element to kids' rooms, and provide children a place to store items such as books, toys and extra linens. Beds with desks provide a dual-purpose solution, letting children work and play in one room. Stair storage is a smart option that is a combination of safety and innovative design in order to make it easier for kids to get to the top bunk.

The simple wooden bunk bed is a great choice for a neutral space however, you can dress it up by adding some fun colors, like this green shade, which makes your bedroom feel warm and fresh. This set of bunk beds is suitable for both girls and boys. It features a striped mattress cover as well as wall art to match, and a striped headboard. If you are making a bunk bed to the shared space, select dark colors to withstand the rigors of washing and use.

Consider adding a mezzanine over the bunk beds to create a great play area if you have a room that is large enough to accommodate a queen-sized bed. Here, a lofted room includes a built-in desk cool balcony, and mezzanine reading space. If your space is big enough, you can try a triple bunk bed arrangement for both adults and children.

Bunks with stairs can serve as a handy storage solution for small bedrooms particularly if you design each stair with drawers that are the ideal size to store bedding and other items. Here, a unique farmhouse bunk with natural wood ladder and trim combines an elegant design with plenty of storage for children to keep their rooms clean and organized.

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