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Childrens Bedroom Ideas With Bunk Beds and Desks If your kids are sharing a room bunk beds can be an excellent way to save space. They are especially useful in small spaces, like this kids' bedroom. Create a tranquil retreat with calming bedding, a framed piece of artwork, and a comfy rug. This look by Kelly from Hartley Home works for boys and girls as well. Loft-style bed A loft-style bunk bed is a great choice to make space in the room of your child. The beds typically consist of two twin-sized beds perched on the top of each other, creating a cool fort style that makes sharing rooms feel comfortable and inviting. 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 even add a dresser or desk underneath the lower bed, making them even more practical for sleeping in. Later, the desk can be replaced by a bookcase to create a study space. If you have more space you can choose a set of regular bunk beds. They can be made in many different ways to fit the style of your kids decor, ranging from neutral colors for boys to feminine blues and pinks for girls. Keep the decor simple and allow your children to personalize their space with their personal favorites. It will also make the room appear bigger and more airy. When designing a shared space, the most important thing to keep in mind is to give each child an impression of privacy and independence. It is possible to achieve this by adding a partition or giving them the option of decorating the space with their favourite items. This will make them more likely to embrace their bedroom as a shared space and enjoy the time they spend there. If your kids love to play pretend create bunk beds that look like a tent or cabin. This will let them play while sleeping, and it'll encourage imaginative play 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 re-arrange the entire layout. Additionally, it will help avoid disputes over who has the top or bottom bunk. Add a reading nook to your bunk beds to give every child a space to relax. A nook can be made by adding a built-in bookshelf or a window seat at the bottom of the bed, as seen in this bunk room from makingitwithabby. Bunk bed with desk Bunk beds can be great for kids, but they are even more beneficial when they are paired with desks. Bunk bed with desk ideas can make space in small spaces however they also encourage good studying habits. They can be used as a compact workstation with a storage space beneath for books and other supplies. They are also a good choice for larger rooms that don't have enough room to accommodate a desk and dresser. Bunk bed with desk designs can be as simple or as intricate as you'd like, based on the bedroom of your child. For instance, this classic twin-over-twin floor model has a ladder for easy access to the top bunk as well as an integrated desk that can be used to save space on the bottom. A simple white finish makes it an ideal option for a variety of color schemes, while fun striped bedding keeps the look fresh. In a shared children's bedroom, bunk beds with an accompanying chest and dresser can give each child more room to store their books, clothes and other toys. This arrangement can be a great way to prevent children from fighting over who has the best bunk, especially when their ages differ. Utilize matching pieces of wood with neutral colors or tones and nautical theme elements to create a harmonious appearance. Another option for sharing a kids' bedroom is a loft-style bunk that has built-in desks that double as an open bookcase. This bunk is ideal for two children of different age groups. The desk is a great place for children to work on their assignments or play games. This bunk is accessible on the internet for a reasonable cost and comes in a variety of colors to fit with any child's décor. A bunk bed in the form of a car is a great choice for kids who love playing with them. The beds are sturdy and the car shape will give the appearance of a fortress as they grow older. Bunk bed with storage Bunk beds that have built-in storage provide kids with a place to keep books or toys, without sacrificing floor space. This Harriet Bee bunk bed includes drawers and shelves, making it ideal for small shared rooms with plenty of things. The bunk bed at the bottom has a desk that can be used as a study area for both children. The stairs have been designed to take up less space than an ordinary ladder. You can also get bunk beds with nooks to provide additional space for sleeping or playing. This Pottery Barn Kids bunk bed has both a desk and seating with shelves underneath. It's perfect for a space that needs an extra space for storage and workspace, and it can easily transform into two beds when the children get older. Another excellent idea for rooms that are shared is to make use of clever storage options to hide the clutter of clothes and toys that usually ends in the floor. This bunk bed from Mrs. Paranjape design and interiors, combines a bookcase and beds so that each child can have their favorite books at hand. The drawers underneath the beds make ideal places to store linens and extra blankets. A partition can help children feel that they are in their own space. This loft bed from Fancy Fix Decor is a rustic style with window boxes stuffed with greenery and an easy bunk-top nook that has string lighting. The neutral colors allow for each child to add their own flair by adding personal accents such as framed art or throw pillows. Themed decor is an excellent way to get two boys excited about sharing bedrooms. They'll beg to sleep in a super hero or Batman bedroom. Make sure you pick a color scheme that can grow with them—and stay cool enough for teens as they age. If you have a tiny bedroom with a ceiling that is low it is possible to consider bunk beds with stairs that rise directly to the top. This means you'll be able to keep the top bunk open to store things or even a sofa when the kids are older. Bunk bed with nook If your children like to write, read or engage in other activities that require a table or desk, choose bunk beds with a built-in nook. This space-saving option provides children a quiet space to do their homework or other projects, without disturbing their peers. It helps them stay organized, so they can focus on their favorite activities while relaxing in their beds. If you're looking to add a pop of color or create a cozy getaway There are many ways to build a bunk bed with an nook. A bold paint color can be a great focal point, whereas pastel shades are soft and relaxing. The nook can be decked out with matching curtains is another way to add color and a sense of comfort. A nook can also be used as a small play space or reading corner. Bunk beds with a nook are an excellent solution for smaller rooms where it is difficult to squeeze in three distinct sleeping areas. A nook can be made by adding a larger bed on the top of the lower twin bed or by creating an original structure by using a combination of stairs and platforms to create a large curving bunk bed. A nook is also the ideal spot to store things efficiently. You can install shelves or drawers under a bunk bed for storing books, clothes and toys. This is a great way to reduce clutter and make space on the floor for children to play. This bunk bed designed by Nicole Fisher, of BNR Interiors, features shelves and drawers underneath the beds for children's toys and books. If your children have a particular subject they are interested in, you can take it as a source of source of inspiration when designing your bunk beds. For example, if your sons are both fans 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 storage space in addition to decorating bedrooms shared by children. childrens bunk beds double and single of a closet or wardrobe to the bottom bunks is a great way to maximize your space. For example, you can install a walk-in wardrobe in the attic to provide your children plenty of storage space while getting the most of unused space.