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Childrens Bedroom Ideas With Bunk Beds and Desks If you have kids sharing rooms, bunk beds are a great space-saver. They are especially useful in tight quarters, like this tiny bedroom for kids. Create a peaceful hideout by combining calming bedding with a wall-mounted artwork and a comfy rug. This look by Kelly from Hartley Home works for boys and girls too. Loft-style bed The addition of a loft-style bunk bed is a great option to free up space in your child's room. These beds are usually two twin-sized bunk beds placed on top of each other, creating an airy fort that makes sharing a space enjoyable and relaxing. These beds are also ideal for small spaces as they don't require a lot of furniture after the beds are put in place. You can even put a dresser or desk underneath the lower bed, making them even more useful for sleeping in. Later, children's room bunk beds can switch off the desk to create another bookcase, and create a study space. If you have a larger space you can choose a set of standard bunk beds. They can be made in various ways to match the style of your kids decor, ranging from neutral color schemes for boys to feminine pinks and blues for girls. Keep the decor simple to let your kids decorate the room with their favorite accessories. It will also make the room appear bigger and more airy. When designing a shared space, the most important thing to remember is to give every child a sense privacy and independence. It is possible to achieve this by adding a partition or allowing them to decorate their space with their favorite items. This will encourage them to enjoy their shared bedroom. If your children enjoy playing with toys create bunk beds that look like a tent or cabin. This will allow them to enjoy themselves while sleeping and encourage imagination and socialization. You can also make the bunk bed more personal by hanging curtains between the two beds. This allows your children to personalize their space without having to rearrange the entire layout. In addition, it can help prevent disagreements over who gets the top or bottom bunk. Another way to customize your bunk beds is to add a reading nook, which will give each child an area to unwind in peace. Install a built-in bookcase or window seat at the bottom of the bunk bed to create a cozy nook like the bunk room below from makingitwithabby. Bunk bed with desk Bunk beds are great for kids but they're more effective when paired with desks. Not only do bunk bed with desk ideas reduce space in small bedrooms They also encourage good study habits and make homework less of a chore. They can be used as a single workstation with storage beneath for books and other materials. They are also an ideal option for larger rooms which don't have enough space to accommodate a separate desk and dresser. childrens bunk beds with wardrobe with desks can be as simple as you'd like according to the bedroom of your child. The classic twin-overtwin floor model, for instance, has an access ladder to the top bunk, as well as an integrated desk that makes space at the bottom. Its white-colored finish makes it versatile for many color schemes. The playful stripes of the bedding give it a modern style. In a shared bedroom for children bunk beds that go with a chest and dresser provide each child more space to store clothes and books, toys, and other belongings. This arrangement is a great way to prevent children from fighting over who gets the top bunk – especially if their ages are different. Use matching wood pieces with neutral tones or bright colours and nautical-themed elements to create a harmonious appearance. A loft-style bunk bed that has built-in desk that can also be used as a bookshelf is another option for a shared children's bedroom. The bunk is able to accommodate two children of various ages and the desk offers a place for them to complete their work and play games. The bunk is available on the web for an affordable price, and it comes in many colors to complement your child's décor. If your kids like playing with cars and cars, a bunk bed with cars-themed designs is a great option. The beds are sturdy and the car-shaped shape gives an appearance of fortresses as they get older. Bunk bed with storage Bunk beds with built-in storage allow kids to store books, toys and more without having to sacrifice any floor space. This Harriet Bee bunk bed includes drawers and shelves making it ideal for rooms that are small and shared with plenty of things. The bottom bunk bed includes an office that can be used as a study space for both children. The stairs also have a clever design that takes up less room than an ordinary ladder. There are bunks that have nooks to add extra sleeping or play space. This Pottery Barn Kids bunk bed comes with a desk and seating with shelves beneath. This is ideal for a space that needs extra storage space and work space. It can also be easily transformed into two beds as children get older. Smart storage is a great idea for shared bedrooms. It can hide the clutter of clothes and toys that end in the floor. This bunk bed is from Mrs. Paranjape Design + Interiors is the bed with a built-in bookcase so each child can keep their most loved books close to the ready. The drawers beneath the beds below can be used to store linens and blankets. A bunk divider will also allow each child to feel as though they have their own space. This loft bed from Fancy Fix Decor has a farmhouse feel with window boxes filled with greenery and a simple bunk-top area with string lighting. The neutral color scheme allows for each child to add their own style by adding personal accents such as framed artwork or throw pillows. If you have two boys who share a space it's simple to get them excited about their space with themed decor. They will beg to sleep in a superhero or Batman bedroom. Make sure you pick an appropriate color scheme that can grow with them—and stay cool enough for tweens—as they age. If you share a small bedroom with a low-ceilinged ceiling, you might want to think about bunk beds with stairs that rise directly to the top. You can use the top bunk as a storage area or even a couch once your children reach an older age. Bunk bed with nook If your kids like to write, read, or do other activities that require a table or desk Choose bunk beds with an built-in nook. This space-saving solution offers children a quiet space to complete their homework or other projects, without disturbing their peers. It helps to keep them organized, so they can concentrate on their activities from the comfort of their beds. Whether you want to add a pop of color or create a cozy getaway There are a variety of ways to build bunk beds with an nook. A bold paint hue can create a lively focal point, whereas pastel shades are soft and relaxing. Decking out the nook with matching curtains is a good method to give it a pop of color and a feeling of comfort. A nook can also be a great place for reading corners or if you want to have a small area to play. Bunk beds that feature an nook can be an ideal solution for rooms where it's difficult to squeeze in three separate sleeping areas. A nook could be created by putting an additional full-size bed on the top of the twin bed or by creating a unique structure with the combination of stairs and platforms to create a huge curving bunk bed. A nook can also be an ideal spot to create a clever storage solution. You can include shelves or drawers under the bunk bed to keep books, clothes and toys neatly organized. This is a great solution to cut down on clutter and create space on the floor for children to play. This bunk bed by Nicole Fisher, of BNR Interiors, has shelves and drawers underneath the beds to store toys for children and books. If your kids have a particular theme they are passionate about, you can take it as a source of inspiration when designing their bunk beds. If your sons both love superheroes, for example you can decorate their bunk beds with their favorite characters. This will help them feel more connected to one another. It is crucial to have extra storage when decorating bedrooms shared by children. A closet or wardrobe to the bunks below is an excellent way to maximize your space. For instance, you could install a walk-in wardrobe in an attic to give your children plenty of storage space while making the most of your empty space.