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How to Choose the Best bunk bed uk Bed Design

Bunk beds are a wonderful addition to a shared children' bedroom or a guest room. They can also add storage and make the space seem bigger.

Some bunks come with ladders (which Fenton says are easier to climb than stairs) and some even have trundles on the bottom that allow for additional sleepovers. Some bunks can accommodate twin XL and full mattresses, which makes them great for older children and adults.

1. Keep It Simple

A bunk bed does not have to be the main focal point in the room. In fact, it's more beneficial to use it as a background feature which allows other elements such as storage, artwork and other furnishings to be the center of attention. This basic bunk bed design, which features beds with matching footboards as well as headboards, is a fantastic illustration.

A lot of bunk beds are built as part of the wall, which makes them feel less like an accessory and more like an integral part of the room. But even though built-in bunks are beautiful, you can still find stunning freestanding designs. This one, for instance is made of wood, but it makes use of pipe fittings to make the ladder and railing. Kee Klamp fittings such as the Single Socket Tee and Flange Elbow can be used to create a similar structure.

Bunk beds are the ideal solution for a shared bedroom, particularly in a smaller house. To maximize space, think about a staggered layout that sleeps two on the top bed but leaves plenty of floor space below for play or studying, as well as storage. This l-shaped childrens bunk beds bed for instance, has plenty of space under the bed and also offers roomy enough nooks for each kid to set up a table -- something that may not be as effective with standard built-in bunks.

2. Adding Extra Storage

Creative storage solutions will transform your sleeping area into a chic and functional space, whether you decide to build bunk beds from scratch or buy bunk bed a ready-made model. These useful additions include staircases, which offer a convenient storage area for clothes and other things without sacrificing the aesthetics of a bunk bed design and shelves on the wall that are ideal to store books, toys and other decorative items.

Drawers that can be tucked under the frame are another excellent way to add storage space to a bunkbed. These small compartments can be used to store clothing that isn't in season, bedding or even books and blankets. They are hidden and won't hinder the design of the bedroom.

If you're looking to make your bunk bed more efficient, look for models that include a desk area into the bottom bunk. This is a popular option for bedrooms for teenagers however, it's also a great way to maximize the use of smaller bedrooms. If you do not have enough space for a desk put a desk that is freestanding near the bunks for an additional place to work and study. You can also choose a staggered bunk, which is a popular option that lets children sleep three people in a small room by providing two twin beds over a full-size bottom bed.

3. Adding an Workstation

Bunk beds are great for both kids and adults. Bunk beds can be a great option to reduce space and add a fun element to your living space. With a few simple upgrades you can make your bunk bed appear more individual and blend with the design style of your room.

Bunk beds are great because they can double as a desk or workstation. This is a great option for kids who are getting ready to enter school and need a place where they can study or do their homework. Most bunk beds come with tables built in which means you can put it out for your child to work on and put it back when they are done.

If you're looking for a unique method to make your bed into a bunk, consider using a Kee Klamp kit to add an elegant workstation to your setup. This rustic-style bunk bed features a twin over queen loft bed with a black ladder, and an integrated workstation under, with a full-length desk, a wood-look separator and handy shelving.

4. The bed can be made Princess-themed

Bunk beds can be an ideal option for a bedroom for a child regardless of whether they're for guests or siblings. They're also the focal point of the room, you need them to look fantastic. Start by measuring the room and determining what dimensions you're able to work with. Be sure to take into account the ceiling's height particularly in the case of children who will use the top bunk. This can be dangerous, particularly if there is a ceiling fan nearby.

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

This twin-over-full-size bunk bed with a slide is both fun and practical. You can use the upper bunk with the pull-out TV stand to serve as an entertainment center, or add a trundle to the bottom bunk for sleepovers. The solid wood construction and timeless style ensures that this bunk will be stylish even after your children are tweens and teens, too.

5. Keep It Neutral

Bunk beds are the ideal chance to design a space that is both practical and child-friendly, and one of the most effective ways to do this is by keeping your color palette neutral. This bunk bed combines traditional and modern features with neutral shades of blue, gray, and white that won't be out of style as your child gets older. It has a drawer under the lower bunk which can be used to store a twin trundle that can be used for sleepovers. This is a great choice for a shared room for two children.

Pastels are a great choice for bunk rooms, because they give you the pleasure of color, but keep things stylish and trendy. Kelly Hartley of Hartley Home designed this bunk room using a combination of light greens, smoky grays and cloud whites to give the beds a tranquil appearance. A bed with bedding with a similar color pulls the whole room together for a look that kids (and parents) will love.

When selecting a bunk bed, it's important to consider how you'll use the space. If you'd like your child's beds to function as an office or study area, choose an loft style with an built-in desk and chair for a sleeker appearance. This classic wood bunk by Bluedreamslady also comes with a storage compartment that's big enough to store books and toys.

6. Adding a Pop of Color

The majority of bunk beds are created for children in elementary school. However adults too can 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 a few accents. For example this West Elm x Pottery Barn modern-day twin bunk bed will look beautiful in a neutral space with plenty of natural wood and white furnishings.

Bunk beds can be used in any type of space, including attics and bonus rooms with high ceilings that are slanted. A custom-built-in design such as this one created by Marnie Custom Homes works best for rooms that have an odd shape, but a DIY solution can also be stylish. Just make sure you choose an extremely sturdy, custom-built bunk bed that has built-in railings to prevent bruises and bumps while climbing the stairs to the top.

A bunk bed can be used to create an enjoyable theme for a child's bedroom. Create a forest-themed hideout using trees and woodland animals for boys or girls, or choose bright colors and a nautical theme. In a color palette of blue, grey and white, a bed with a Scandi theme can look modern, sleek and chic, as shown in the stunning new home for the holidays designed by Georgina Jeffreys.

7. Mixing it up

While bunk beds are great for kids' rooms however, they shouldn't be limited to this particular group of people. In fact, a chic bunk bed can be a perfect solution to an adult bedroom.

If you are choosing the ideal bunk bed for your space, take into consideration the overall design of the room. Choose from a variety styles, such as bohemian, classic and coastal. Make sure you choose the one that is most appropriate to your style. Try experimenting with the style of your room and consider how you can incorporate the bunk bed into your room.

For instance, if have a queen over queen bunk bed, try adding an upholstered bench at the foot of the bed. This will provide a comfortable space to read or relax and can help to separate the two beds visually.

A staircase is a great option to make your bunk beds look less juvenile. This will instantly give your bedroom a more refined appearance and is a safe option for children who are older. You can also decorate the stairs to match your child's theme, such as this nautical bedroom designed by Raili Clasen.