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When your little ones are ready to transition from cribs to big kid beds pick a design that will help them feel confident. A cactus wall mural that you can make yourself from A Beautiful Mess will do the trick.

Adult bunk bedroom ideas can be equally interesting. Multifunctional elements such as a desk that is integrated into the structure, or trundle beds under bunks can make the most of space and keep an elegant look.

Loft Beds

Bunk beds make the perfect solution for bedrooms, whether they are intended for bedrooms for primary use, or guest rooms. They are a combination of two or more beds in one unit, freeing up floor space for play, study or storage. There are many ways to design bunk beds. Whether you opt for traditional full-over-full or a twin-overtwin configuration, or a loft bed with desk, these elegant bunk bed designs will help you create an unique sleeping space.

The basic design of bunk beds is a great choice for most families. It has the standard twin bed on top, and a full mattress below, leaving the lower level free for other furniture such as a desk or storage. You can find bunk beds that have stairs or a ladder to allow you to reach the top bed. Some adult bunk beds bed designs have the option of a slide or a tower for more fun.

If you're looking for a modern bunk bed, consider an elegant wooden platform frame with neutral colors which can be easily refreshed with pops of color or pattern. Add accent furniture and bedding that are coordinated to create a cohesive appearance. This simple bunk bed, from @thejamielynnshow is decorated with a wreath that makes it a festive and fresh. The bright treehouse loft designed by @pocketfulofpaint is cheerful and bright in her daughter's bedroom with a rainbow-colored ombre rug.

For a fun and wacky bunk bed, visit your favorite retailer for unique playhouse or castle styles that can be customized with curtains, murals and other embellishments. There is also a study loft with a desk or work space underneath. This is great for teens and adults who wish to turn their bedroom into a functional workspace.

If you have a lot of floor space, a bunk room built to order can provide plenty of sleeping and play space for a number of children. Here a mezzanine play balcony has been added to these built-in bunks in this East London home designed by Hunting for George and allows the kids to stay up high and leaving the floor space for dining and play.

Platform Beds

For a contemporary, adult bunk minimalist style that is perfect for modern homes and industrial apartments, consider bunk beds with platforms. These kinds of bed frames do away with the requirement for boxes springs instead, offering an extremely solid base made of either solid wood or wooden slats. This makes bunk beds less expensive, depending on their design. They may not be appropriate for heavier sleepers that need a firmer base.

Platform beds are simple to style in a variety of ways. Some beds have simple feetboards and headboards, giving them a sleek, minimalist appearance. They can be found in any room. Others have built-in storage drawers for added functionality that's particularly useful in small bedrooms and apartments. There are also sconces that are built in to each bunk for reading light which is a great idea for bedrooms in which natural light is scarce.

Solid-wood platform beds are a good investment. They will last for a long time. Wood is also a durable material that can resist scratches and dents. And if you go with a wooden slat bunk bed it's a good idea to use a mattress protector Adult bunk to keep it looking neat and free of mold and mildew.

Platform beds are an excellent option for saving space in smaller spaces like studio apartments and lofts. It allows for a larger mattress to be placed in a smaller space on the floor, making it easier to move around the space. And it can even make a room feel bigger by creating more open visual space.

A platform bed can be utilized with any mattress. This includes hybrid, innerspring and memory foam. But, you must ensure that the slats don't sit too close together to prevent the mattress from sinking as time passes.

You can make the platform bed frame at home if you're on budget. You'll require a basic wood or metal bed frame, as well as plywood sheets cut to the dimensions of your mattress. Then simply connect the slats onto the frame using wood glue and nail guns or screws. If you're concerned about the slats' durability not being enough, put an additional layer of reinforced slats over them to increase support and stability.

Ladder Bunks

Bunk beds are a great way to provide additional sleeping space for kids without sacrificing the floor space in smaller rooms. If you want a bunk bed that is as stylish as it is practical, choose one with a ladder rather than an elevator. Ladders are a great option to reduce space and provide a secure climbing area for children of all age groups. Choose an angled ladder that has hand holes that have been cut out to help children grab onto and pull themselves into bed.

A bunk with a ladder is suitable if you intend on rearranging the room's layout in the near future, since the option of moving the ladder upwards or away from the footboard or the end of the bed provides maximum flexibility. Ladders come in different sizes, widths, and heights, based on the size of the room.

Some kids may feel uncomfortable initially, as they are not used to having beds that are is so close to their ceiling. It can be helpful for these kids to have a low bunk in their room so they can become accustomed to the height and avoid any problems.

The layout of the bunk bed may also impact the experience of climbing. Stairs have more steps and often require more standing space than ladders. They can also be more difficult to move, making them less suitable for families that move their homes frequently.

To alleviate these concerns the bunk beds that have ladders can provide the convenience of climbing. They also make an excellent option for children who are ready to give up their toddler-style steps and opt for something that is more simple. This mezzanine-style bunk bed by Katharine Poole has a fun beach-themed design and a ladder that allows children to climb up to the top of the stairs easily while also creating a cozy spot for reading, studying or playing.

Storage Bunks

Some bunk beds go beyond just a space-saving feature. Beds that have storage built-in are an ideal addition to kids' rooms. They also provide a place for children to store their belongings such as books or toys, as well as other linens. Beds with desks provide an ideal solution that lets children play and work in one space. Stair storage is an excellent option that is a combination of safety and innovative design in order to allow kids to get to the top bunk.

A simple wood bunk bed works well in an uncluttered bedroom or you can opt to dress it up with the right shade, like this green shade that makes the room feel fresh and warm. This bunk set is suitable for both boys and girls. It has a striped mattress cover and wall art that is a perfect match and a striped headboard. If you are making a bunk bed to a shared room, choose dark colors to withstand frequent washing and use.

If you have a larger space that can accommodate a queen-sized bed, consider installing a mezzanine floor above the bunks to create an epic play area. This lofted space has a built-in desk, cool balcony and mezzanine reading space. If your room is tall enough, you can also consider the triple bunk beds for kids on sale arrangement that is suitable for adults and kids alike.

Bunks that have stairs are a great storage solution for small rooms, especially with drawers of that are big enough to store bedding and other items. Here, a unique farmhouse bunk with a natural wood ladder and trim blends an elegant design with plenty of storage space for kids to keep their space tidy and neat.

Making an upholstered bunk bed with drawers is an excellent option to create a modern and sleek bunk bed in any child's room, no matter the design of the bedroom. This minimalist design from an DIY blogger is a perfect illustration of how the bunk bed can be used as an accent piece while keeping its design in the right place.