Childrens Bedroom Ideas With Bunk Beds and Desks

Bunk beds are great for saving space if your children share bedrooms. They're especially helpful in tight quarters, like this tiny bedroom for kids.

Create a serene retreat using serene bedding, a frame piece of art and a comfy rug. This style from Kelly from Hartley Home works for boys and girls too.

Loft-style bed

A loft-style bunk bed is a great idea to save space in your child's room. These beds usually consist of two twin-sized beds that are positioned on the top of each other, creating a cool fort look that makes sharing rooms fun and cozy. These beds are also great for small spaces, since they don't require a lot of furniture once the beds have been installed. You can put an office or dresser under the bed to make it more practical for kids. In the future, the desk could be replaced with a second bookcase to create a study corner.

If you have more space you can choose a set of regular bunk beds. They can be made to complement your child's style in a number of ways, from neutral shades for boys to pinks and blues that are more feminine for girls. Keeping the decor simple will allow your children to personalize their rooms with accessories of their choice and will make to make the rooms appear spacious and airy instead of overcrowded and cluttered.

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 wall within the room or allowing each child to decorate it with their preferred objects. This will allow them to be a part of the shared bedroom and love the time they spend there.

If childrens triple bunk beds love to play pretend make a bunk bed that appears like a cabin or tent. This will allow your children to play while they sleep and encourage imagination and socialization.

You can also personalize your bunk bed by hanging curtains between each bed. This will allow them to customize the space they're in without the need to rearrange everything. It can also help to avoid disputes over who should sleep on the top or bottom bunk.

Another option to personalize your bunk beds is by adding an area for reading that will give each child an area to unwind in peace. A nook can be created by adding a built-in shelves or a window seat at the bottom of the bed, as shown in this bedroom from makingitwithabby.

Bunk bed with desk

Bunk beds are great for children however, they can also be efficient when they are combined with desks. Bunk bed with desk ideas can help to save space in small spaces However, they help encourage good study habits. These beds can also serve as a small workstation with storage underneath. They are ideal for larger rooms where a separate desk dresser isn't possible.

Bunk beds with desks can be as simple as you'd like according to the bedroom of your child. For example this classic twin-over-twin floor model comes with an accessible ladder to the top bunk and a built-in desk that saves space on the bottom. Its white-colored finish makes it suitable for an array of colors. The fun striped bedding adds a fresh look.

In a shared bedroom, bunk beds that have an accompanying chest and dresser will give each child more space to store their books, clothes and toys, as well as other items. This arrangement is also a great way to prevent the kids from fighting over who has the top bunk, particularly when they're of different age groups. Utilize matching pieces of wood with neutral colors or tones and nautical-themed elements to create a cohesive appearance.

Another option for a shared children's bedroom is a loft-style bunk with a built-in desk that doubles as a bookcase. The bunk is able to accommodate two children of various age groups, and the desk provides a place for them to complete their work and play games. This bunk is available on the internet at an affordable price, and it comes in many colors to complement your child's décor.

If your children enjoy playing with cars, a bunk bed that has the car-shaped design is a wonderful option. The beds are made of solid construction and the car-shaped shape gives them a fortress-like appearance that is fun to play with as they get older.


Bunk bed with storage

Bunk beds that have built-in storage let kids store books, toys and more, without sacrificing floor space. This Harriet Bee bunk bed includes shelves and drawers which makes it perfect for small rooms that have plenty of things. The bottom bed has a desk, which can be used as a study space for both children. The stairs are cleverly designed to be smaller than an ordinary ladder.

There are bunks with nooks for additional space for sleeping or playing. This Pottery Barn Kids bunk bed comes with a desk and seating with shelves beneath. It's ideal for a room that requires an additional space and storage and can easily be converted into two beds when your children are older.

Smart storage is another great idea for shared bedrooms. It can hide the clutter of toys and clothes that end being thrown on the floor. This bunk bed designed by Mrs. Paranjape's design and interiors combines a bookcase with beds so that each child has their preferred books at hand. The drawers under the beds are ideal places to store blankets and linens.

A divider can make children feel that they are in their own space. This loft bed by Fancy Fix Decor is a rustic loft bed that has window boxes filled greenery, and a basic bunk top nook complete with string lights. The neutral color scheme makes it possible for each child to add their own flair by adding personal touches like framed artwork or throw pillows.

The themed decor is an excellent way to bring two boys to sharing bedrooms. If it's a complete Batman room or a bedroom with a superhero theme, they'll be asking to sleep in it every night. Be sure to choose an appropriate color scheme that can grow with them--and stay cool enough for teens to grow older.

If you're living in a shared bedroom with low ceilings, think about purchasing bunks with built-in staircases that are straight to the top. You can make use of the top bunk as a storage space or even a couch when your children get older.

Bunk bed with nook

If your children love to read, draw or perform other activities that require a desk or table then consider bunk beds that have an integrated nook. This space-saving option provides an area that is quiet for children to complete their homework and other chores and not disturb their peers. It helps them stay organized, so they can concentrate on their favorite activities while relaxing in their bed.

There are a variety of ways to design a bunkbed with an nook, whether you want to add color or create a cozy space. A bold paint hue can create a lively focal point, whereas pastel hues are soothing and soothing. A matching curtain can add color and warmth to the space. A nook can also be used as a small play area or reading space.

Bunk beds with an nook are a great option for smaller rooms where it's difficult to fit in three separate sleeping areas. A nook is created by adding a full-size bed to the lower twin bed, or by creating an individual structure with platforms and steps.

A nook can also be the ideal spot to store things smartly. You can add shelves or drawers beneath a bunk bed for storing books, clothes and other toys. This is a great way to free up floor space for playing and to reduce clutter in the room. This bunk bed designed by Nicole Fisher, of BNR Interiors, features shelves and drawers beneath the beds for toys and books.

You can make use of the theme of your child's interest to make their bunk beds. For example, if your kids are both avid lovers of superheroes, you can decorate the bunks with their respective most loved characters to help them feel more connected to one other.

It is important to have extra storage when decorating shared bedrooms for children. Adding a wardrobe or closet to the bottom bunks is an excellent way to maximize your space. For instance, you can install a walk-in closet in an attic to give your children plenty of storage space while making the most out of unused space.