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

When your little ones are ready to transition from cribs to beds for big kids, opt for a style that will help them feel more confident. A cactus-themed mural that you can make yourself from A Beautiful Mess is just the ticket.

Adult bunk bedroom ideas are equally appealing. Multifunctional elements like a desk built into the structure or trundle beds beneath the bunks allow you to maximize space while keeping a clean, modern look.

Loft Beds

Bunk beds are a great sleeping solution for kids ' rooms, primary bedrooms or guest spaces. They can combine two or three beds into a single unit, allowing floor space for storage, play or study. And there are plenty of ways to dress bunk beds with style. If you choose traditional full-over-full or a twin-over-twin arrangement, or a loft bed with desk, these chic bunk bed designs can help you create an exclusive sleeping area.

The basic bunk bed design is a great choice for families of all sizes. It has the standard twin on top and a full mattress below and leaves the lower bed free for other furniture like storage or a desk. You can find bunk beds that come with an escalator or ladder to make it easy to get to the top bed. Some bunk beds come with a slide or a tower to provide additional enjoyment.

If you are looking for a contemporary idea for bunk beds, consider a wooden platform frame that has sleek lines and neutral finishes. The frame can be easily updated with colors or patterns. Combine it with accessories furniture and bedding that are coordinated to create a cohesive appearance. This simple bunk bed from @thejamielynnshow, is dressed up with a wreath to make it fresh and festive. This colorful treehouse loft by @pocketfulofpaint is bright and cheerful in her daughter's bedroom, with a rainbow-colored rug.

Visit your local retailer to find a playhouse or castle style bunk bed that can be customized with curtains, murals and other embellishments. You can also find an office loft bed that features work space or desk underneath, which is perfect for adults or teens who want to convert their bedroom into an efficient workspace.

If you have a lot of floor space, a bunk beds beds room built to order can provide plenty of sleeping and play space for a number of children. A mezzanine balcony was built over these beds in this East London house designed by Hunting For George. This allows the children to be up high, while still having plenty of floor space for dining and playing.

Platform Beds

Consider bunk beds that have platforms for an elegant minimalist design that is ideal for industrial and modern homes. These kinds of bed frames can eliminate the need for box springs and instead provide a sturdy base that consists of either solid wood or slats of wood. Based on the design, this can also make these beds more affordable. However, they might not be the best choice for heavier sleepers who need more firm mattress bases.

Platform beds are easy to design in a variety of ways. Some have simple headboards and footboards for a sleek, minimal look that is suitable for any room. Some have storage drawers built into them for added functionality, which is especially beneficial in small apartments and bedrooms. Some bunk beds feature reading lights integrated into each bunk and are a great idea for rooms with a limited amount of natural lighting.

Solid-wood platform beds are a good investment. They can last for a long time. Wood is a strong and tough material. If you opt for a wooden slatbed bed the mattress cover will help keep it clean and free of mildew or mold.

Since a platform bed doesn't have a box spring, it's also an ideal space-saving choice for smaller rooms such as lofts and studios. It allows for a full-size 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 seem larger by creating a more open and spacious visual space.

Another advantage of platforms is that it works with nearly any mattress, including memory foam, innerspring and hybrid. However, you'll need to ensure that the slats don't sit too close to each other to prevent the mattress from sinking over time.

You can easily make a platform bed frame yourself at home if you're on budget. All you need is a basic metal or wood bed frame and plywood sheets cut to the size of the mattress. Then, you can connect the slats onto the frame using wood glue and nail gun or screws. If you are concerned that the slats won't be sturdy enough, you can consider reinforcement slats on top. This will improve the support and stability.

Ladder Bunks

Bunk beds are a great option to create extra sleeping space for kids without losing the floor space in smaller rooms. For a bunk bed that's as stylish as it is practical, choose one that has a ladder instead of an escalator. Ladders are an excellent way to save space and provide a safe climbing space for children of all age groups. To make climbing easier, opt for an angled ladder that has hand holes that kids grab onto to pull themselves up to the bed.

A bunk with a ladder is suitable if you intend on changing the layout of your room in the near future, since the option to move the ladder up to or away from the footboard or at the end of the bed allows for the greatest flexibility. Ladders are available in various lengths, widths and heights based on the size of the room.

Some children may initially feel uncomfortable or uneasy sleeping in a bunk bed with the top of their mattress up against the ceiling because they're not used to the sensation of sleeping so close to the ceiling. For those kids, it might be helpful to set up a room with an incredibly low bunk, so that they can adjust to the height of their new bed and avoid any issues.

The layout of the bunk bed may also impact the experience of climbing. Stairs add more steps and often require more standing space than ladders. Stairs are also more difficult to move, making them unsuitable for families who tend to move homes often.

To help ease these concerns, bunk beds bunk beds with ladders can provide the convenience of climbing. They are also an excellent option for children who are willing to ditch their toddler-style steps for something more streamlined. This mezzanine-style bunk bed from Katharine Poole is a great choice for kids who want to enjoy a beach-themed design and a ladder that allows children to climb up to the top level easily, while also providing an inviting space for reading, studying or playing.

Storage Bunks

There are a few types of bunk beds bunk beds that go one step above just securing floor space. Beds with storage built-in are an ideal addition to kids' rooms. They also offer the children with a place to store their belongings such as books and toys, as well as extra linens. Beds with desks are an ideal option for children who wish to work and play in the same space. Stair storage is a smart option that blends safety with innovative design to make it easier for kids to reach the top adult bunk.

A simple wood bunk bed can be used in an uncluttered bedroom or you could opt to decorate it with a fun shade, like this green shade that makes the room feel fresh and warm. A mattress cover with stripes and wall art that matches adds even more color to the space and makes this set ideal for either a girl or a boy. If you're building a bunk set for a shared kid's room, opt for a dark-colored finish that can endure the rigors of frequent use and washing.

If you have a bigger space that can accommodate a queen-sized bed you could consider adding a mezzanine above the bunks to create a fantastic play space. This lofted space has a built-in desk, cool balcony and mezzanine reading area. If your space is large enough, you could also try an arrangement of three bunk beds for both children and adults.

Bunks that have stairs are excellent storage solutions for small spaces, particularly when they have drawers that are that are big enough to store bedding and other things. Here, a unique farmhouse bunk with a natural wood ladder and trim combines a classic look with plenty of storage for children to keep their rooms tidy and neat.

The idea of putting together an upholstered bunk bed with drawers is an excellent option to create a modern and sleek bunk arrangement in any child's bedroom, regardless of the design of the bedroom. This minimalist design from an DIY blogger shows how a bunk can be a focal point, but still keeping its style.