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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're particularly useful in cramped spaces, such as this small kids bedroom. Create a peaceful hideout by combining calming bedding with a wall-mounted artwork and a comfy rug. This style by Kelly from Hartley Home works for boys and girls too. Loft-style bed Adding a loft-style bunk bed is a great option to free up space in your child's room. They are typically two twin-sized bunk beds stacked on top of each other and create a cool fort feel that makes sharing a room fun and cozy. They're also a great choice for small spaces because they don't require much furniture once the beds are installed. You can even put a dresser or desk underneath the bed to make them even more practical for sleeping in. Then, they can swap off the desk to make a second bookcase and create a study nook. If you have a bigger space, you can opt for a set of traditional bunk beds. They can be made to complement the decor of your child in a variety of ways, from neutral colors for boys to blues and pinks that are more feminine for girls. A minimalist design allows your children to personalize their rooms with accessories of their choice and also makes to make the rooms appear spacious and airy instead of cramped and stuffy. The most important thing to consider when designing the shared bedroom is to give each kid the feeling of independence and privacy. You can do this by incorporating a divider or allowing them to decorate their room with their favorite items. This will encourage them to be a part of their bedroom as a shared space and enjoy the time they spend there. If your children like to play with their toys create bunk beds that look like a tent or cabin. This will let them have fun while sleeping, and stimulate imaginative play and socialization. You can also personalize a bunk bed by hanging curtains between each bed. This will allow your kids to customize their space without having to rearrange the entire layout. Additionally, it can also help to avoid disputes over who has the top or bottom bunk. Make a reading area in your bunk beds to provide each child a place to relax. A nook can be made by adding a built-in shelves or a window seat to the bottom of the bed, as shown in this bunk room from makingitwithabby. Bunk bed with desk Bunk beds are great for kids but they're better when combined with desks. Not only can bunk beds with desks help reduce space in small bedrooms, they can also help to encourage good study habits and make homework much less of a chore. These beds can also be used as a small workstation with storage underneath. They are also an ideal option for rooms that don't have enough space to fit a separate desk and dresser. Bunk beds with desks can be as simple as you like based on the bedroom of your child. For instance the classic twin-over-twin floor model features an accessible ladder to the top bunk and a desk built in that will save space on the bottom. A simple white finish makes it a versatile option for different designs, while fun striped bedding keeps the look fresh. In a shared bedroom for children, bunk beds that match a chest and dresser provide each child more space to store clothes and books, toys, and other items. This arrangement is also a good way to keep children from arguing over who gets the top bunk, particularly if they're of different age groups. Utilize matching pieces of wood with neutral tones or bright colours and nautical-themed accessories to create a cohesive appearance. Another option for sharing a bedroom for kids is a loft-style bed with built-in desks that double as an open bookcase. This bunk is perfect for two kids of different age groups. The desk allows them to complete their work or play games. This bunk is accessible on the internet for a reasonable cost and is available in a variety of colors to match any child's decor. If your kids love to play with cars, a bunk bed that has the car-shaped design is a wonderful option. The beds are made of solid structure and the car-shaped design gives them a fortress-like appearance that will be fun to play with as they grow older. Bunk bed with storage Bunk beds that have built-in storage provide kids with an area to store their books and toys without losing the floor space. This bunk bed from Harriet Bee includes drawers and shelves, perfect for rooms that are shared but have lots of things. The bottom bed has a desk, which could be used as a study space for both children. The stairs are cleverly designed to take up less space than a ladder. You can find bunk beds with nooks in them to provide additional sleeping or play space. This one from Pottery Barn Kids offers both seating and a desk with a shelf underneath. This is ideal for a room that requires extra storage space and work space. It can also be converted into two beds as the children grow older. Smart storage is a good idea for shared bedrooms. It can hide the piles of clothes and toys that end up on the floor. This bunk bed from Mrs. Paranjape design and interiors, combines a bookcase and a bed so that each child can have their favorite books in their hands. The drawers underneath the beds on the lower side can be used to store linens and blankets. children's bunk can help each child feel like they are in their own space. This loft bed from Fancy Fix Decor is a farmhouse-style loft bed that has windows that are filled with greenery and a basic bunk top nook with string lights. children's room bunk beds allows every child to have their own flair with personal touches such as framed art and throw pillows. The theme-based decor is an excellent way to get two boys excited about sharing bedrooms. If it's a complete Batman room or a superhero bedroom, they'll be begging to sleep there every night. Make sure you pick an appropriate color scheme that can evolve with them and remain cool enough for teens to get older. If you have a tiny bedroom with a ceiling that is low it is possible to think about bunk beds with stairs that lead directly up to the top. You can use the top bunk to store things in or even a couch once your children are older. Bunk bed with nook If your kids like to read, draw or do other activities that require a desk or table choose bunk beds with an integrated nook. This solution that is space-saving provides children a quiet space to complete their homework or other projects, without disturbing their peers. It helps them to stay organized, which means they can focus on their favorite activities while relaxing in their bed. There are many ways to design a bunkbed with a nook, whether you want to add color or create a cozy hideaway. A bold paint color can be a great focal point, while pastel shades are soft and relaxing. The nook can be decked out with matching curtains is a good option to add color and a sense of coziness. A nook can also serve as a small play area or reading space. Bunk beds that feature an nook can be an ideal solution for rooms where it's difficult to fit three separate sleeping areas. A nook is created by adding a full-size bed to the twin bed, or by constructing an unique structure using platforms and steps. A nook can also be an ideal location to store your items in a clever way. You can put shelves or drawers underneath a bunk bed to keep clothes, books and toys organized. This is a great way to make space for playing and reduce clutter in the room. This bunk bed by Nicole Fisher, of BNR Interiors, features shelves and drawers underneath the beds for toys and books. If your children have a particular subject they are interested in, you can make use of it as an source of inspiration when designing your bunk beds. If your sons both love superheroes, for example you can decorate their bunk beds with their most loved characters. This will allow them to feel closer to each other. It is important to have storage space in addition to decorating bedrooms shared by children. Adding a wardrobe or closet to the bottom bunks is a great way to maximize your space. For instance, you can install a walk-in wardrobe in an attic to give your children plenty of storage space, while also making the most out of unused space.