Childrens Bedroom Ideas With Bunk Beds and Desks

Bunk beds are ideal for saving space if your children share the bedroom. They are especially helpful in small spaces, like this kids' bedroom.

Create a peaceful hideout by combining tranquil bedding with a wall-mounted art piece and a cozy rug. This look by Kelly from Hartley Home works for boys and girls too.

Loft-style bed

The addition of a loft-style bunk bed is a great way to free up space in your kids' room. They typically comprise of two twin beds stacked on the top of each other creating an attractive fort design that makes sharing rooms like a cozy and fun space. These beds are also ideal for small spaces, as they don't need much furniture after the beds have been put in place. You can put an additional dresser or desk underneath the bed to make it more functional for children. Then, they can swap out the desk for a second bookcase and create a study nook.

If you have more space you might want to consider a set with standard bunk beds. They can be made to match your child's decor in a variety of ways, from neutral shades for boys to blues and pinks that are more girly for girls. Keeping the decor simple allows your children to personalize their bedrooms with accessories of their choosing, and it helps the rooms appear larger and airy, rather than cramped and stuffy.

In designing a room for shared, the most important thing to keep in mind is to give every child a sense privacy and independence. This can be accomplished by incorporating a partition into the room or permitting each child to decorate it with their preferred objects. This will help them take advantage of their shared bedroom.

If your children love to play pretend, design a bunk bed that appears like a tent or cabin. This will allow your children to have fun while they sleep and encourage imagination and socialization.

You can also make your bunk bed more unique by hanging curtains between the two beds. This allows your children to customize their space without having to rearrange the entire layout, and it can also help to avoid disagreements about who gets the top or bottom bunk.

Another option to personalize your bunk beds is by adding an area for reading, which can provide every child with a quiet place to relax. Add a built-in bookcase or a window seat at bottom of the bunk bed to create a reading nook, as seen in the bunk room below, from makingitwithabby.

Bunk bed with desk

childrens bunk bed with desk underneath beds can be great for kids however, they are more beneficial when they are paired with desks. Bunk beds with desks can save space in small rooms However, they also help in encouraging good studying habits. These beds can be used as one compact workstation, with a storage space beneath for books and other materials. They can also be an ideal option for rooms that don't have enough room to accommodate a desk and dresser.

Bunk beds with desks can be as simple as you'd like according to the room of your child's. For instance this classic childrens twin bunk beds-over-twin floor model has an accessible ladder to the top bunk, as well as a built-in desk that saves space on the bottom. A simple white finish makes it a versatile option for a variety of color schemes, while fun striped bedding keeps the look fresh.

In a shared bedroom, childrens bunk beds with storage beds that have an accompanying chest and dresser can give each child more space to store their clothes, books and other toys. This arrangement can also be a good way to keep the kids from fighting over who gets the top bunk, especially in the case of children who are of different ages. Make sure to use matching wood pieces that have neutral colors or tones and nautical-themed elements to create a cohesive appearance.

A loft-style bunk bed with built-in desk that can also be used as a bookcase is another option for sharing a children's room bunk beds bedroom. This bunk can easily accommodate two children of various ages and the desk offers a place for them to complete their work and play games. The bunk is available on the internet at affordable prices and is available in various colors that will match with the decor of any child.

If your children love to play with cars, a bunk bed with cars-themed designs is an adorable choice. The beds are built with a solid construction and the car-shaped design creates a fortress-like look that will be fun to play with as they get older.

Bunk bed with storage

Bunk beds that are built-in storage can be used by children to store toys, books and more, without sacrificing floor space. This bunk bed from Harriet Bee includes drawers and shelves, perfect for bedrooms that are small and shared with a lot of stuff. The bottom bed is equipped with a desk that could be used as a study space for both children. The stairs are a clever design that takes up less room than the traditional ladder.

There are bunks with nooks for additional sleeping or play space. This Pottery Barn Kids bunk bed has both a desk and seating with shelves underneath. This is perfect for spaces that require additional storage and a workspace. It can also be converted into two separate beds as children get older.

Another excellent idea for shared rooms is to utilize clever storage options to hide the mess of clothes and toys that typically end up on the floor. This bunk bed from Mrs. Paranjape Design + Interiors is the bed with a built-in bookcase so that every child can keep their most loved books close to the ready. The drawers underneath the lower beds can be used to store linens and blankets.

A partition can help each child feel like they are in their own space. This loft bed from Fancy Fix Decor has a farmhouse feel with window boxes stuffed with greenery and a simple bunk-top nook with string lighting. The neutral color scheme allows for each child to add their own flair by adding personal accents such as framed art or throw pillows.

If you have two kids that share a room, it's easy to make them enthralled by their space by putting up themed decorations. If it's a complete Batman room or a bedroom with a superhero theme, they will be begging to stay in there every night. Pick a color scheme that will change with your child, and stay cool for tweens as they age.

If you have a small bedroom with a low-ceilinged ceiling it is possible to consider bunk beds with stairs that lead directly up to the top. You can make use of the top bunk to store things in or even a couch when your children reach an older age.

Bunk bed with nook

If your children love to read, draw or perform other activities that require a table or desk, opt for a bunk bed with an built-in nook. This option is space-saving and provides a quiet spot for kids to do homework or other chores without distracting their peers. It helps them stay organized, so they can concentrate on their activities while relaxing in their bed.

There are a myriad of ways to design a bunkbed with an nook, regardless of whether you're looking to add color or create a cozy hideaway. A bright hue can be the focal point, while pastel shades are soothing and soothing. Decking out the nook with matching curtains is another way to bring in color and a feeling of warmth. A nook could also be used as a small play area or a reading area.

Bunk beds with a nook are an excellent solution for smaller rooms where it is difficult to fit in three distinct sleeping areas. A nook can be created by adding a full-size bed to the twin bed, or by creating an original structure using platforms and steps.

A nook is also an ideal spot for a smart storage solution. You can include shelves or drawers under a bunk bed to keep books, clothes and toys neatly organized. This is a great way to make space for play and reduce clutter in the room. This childrens bunk bed with storage bed made by Nicole Fisher, of BNR Interiors, has shelves and drawers underneath the beds for toys and books.

If your children have a particular subject they are passionate about, you can take it as a source of the basis for designing their bunk beds. If your boys are both avid superheroes, for instance you can decorate their bunk beds with their favourite characters. This will make them feel more connected to one another.

The need for storage space is crucial when decorating bedrooms shared by kids and adding a closet or wardrobe to the bottom of your bunks is an excellent way to maximize space. For instance, you could build a walk-in wardrobe in an attic to give your children plenty of storage space while getting the most of your empty space.