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Childrens Bedroom Ideas With Bunk Beds and Desks Bunk beds are great for reducing space if you have children share bedrooms. They are particularly beneficial in small spaces such as this kids' bedroom. Create a peaceful hideout by combining your bedding with a wall-mounted art piece and a cozy rug. This style by Kelly from Hartley Home works for boys and girls too. Loft-style bed A loft-style bunk bed is a great way to free up space in your kids' room. The beds are typically two twin-sized bunk beds that are stacked on top of one another, creating a cool fort feel that makes sharing a space enjoyable and comfortable. These beds are also ideal for small spaces, since they don't need much furniture after the beds are put in place. You can also add an office or dresser underneath the bed to make them even more practical for little ones to sleep in. In the future, they can swap off the desk to create another bookcase, and create a study area. If you have more space, you can opt for a set of standard bunk beds. These can be designed in various ways to match the style of your kids interior, from neutral color schemes for boys to feminine blues and pinks for girls. A minimalist design allows your children to personalize their rooms with accessories of their choice and it helps to make the rooms appear spacious and airy rather than being cramped and crowded. In designing a room for shared, the most important thing to keep in mind is to give every child the feeling of independence and privacy. This can be accomplished by incorporating a wall into the room or giving each child the freedom to decorate it with their favorite items. This will allow them to embrace their shared bedroom and enjoy spending time in it. If your children are fond of playing pretend, you can design bunk beds that resemble a cabin or tent. This will allow them to have fun while they sleep, and encourage imaginative play and socialization. You can also personalize a bunk bed by hanging curtains between each bed. This allows your children to personalize their space without having to change the entire layout. Additionally, it can also help to avoid arguments over who gets the top or bottom bunk. Another way to customize your bunk beds is by adding an area for reading that will provide each child with the space to relax in peace. Install a built-in bookcase or a window seat at the bottom of the bunk bed to create a cozy nook, as seen in the bunk room below, from makingitwithabby. Bunk bed with desk Bunk beds are great for children, but they are even more effective when paired with desks. Not only do bunk bed with desk ideas save space in small bedrooms, they can also help encourage good study habits and make homework much less of a chore. These beds can serve as a compact workstation with storage under for books and other items. They are ideal for larger rooms where a separate desk dresser is not possible. Bunk beds with desks can be as simple as you want according to the room in which your child is. The classic twin-overtwin floor model for instance, comes with a ladder to access the top bunk and a desk built into the bed which saves space at the bottom. The simple white finish makes it suitable for an array of colors. The fun stripes of the bedding give it a modern design. In cool childrens bunk beds shared bedroom for children bunk beds that are matched to the chest and dresser give each child extra space to store their clothes, books, toys, and other belongings. This arrangement can also be a good way to keep children from arguing over who gets the top bunk, particularly in the case of children who are of different ages. To create a cohesive appearance, use matching wood pieces in neutral tones or vibrant colors, and include nautical-themed elements. A loft-style bunk bed that has a built in desk that can also be used as a bookshelf is a good option for a shared children's bedroom. 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 a reasonable price, and comes in a variety of colors to complement your child's décor. If your children enjoy playing with cars and cars, a bunk bed with cars-themed designs is an adorable choice. The beds are sturdy and the car-shaped shape will give an appearance of fortresses as they get older. Bunk bed with storage Bunk beds that have built-in storage let kids store their toys, books and more, without sacrificing floor space. This bunk bed from Harriet Bee includes drawers and shelves, perfect for bedrooms that are small and shared with lots of things. The bunk bed at the bottom has a desk that can be used as a study space for both children. The stairs are designed to be smaller than a ladder. There are cool childrens bunk beds that have nooks to create additional sleeping or playing space. This one from Pottery Barn Kids offers both seating as well as a desk with shelves beneath. It's perfect for a space that needs an extra space and storage and can easily be converted into two beds once the children are older. Another excellent idea for shared rooms is to use smart storage to conceal the mess of toys and clothes which usually end on the floor. This bunk bed by Mrs. Paranjape's design and interiors, combines a bookcase and beds so that each child has their favorite books close at hand. The drawers beneath the lower beds can be used to store linens and blankets. Adding a divider between bunks can also help each kid feel like they have their own space. This loft bed from Fancy Fix Decor offers a rustic feel with window boxes stuffed with greenery and a simple bunk-top nook with string lighting. The neutral color scheme lets kids to create their own flair with personal accents like framed art and throw pillows. The theme-based decor is a great way to bring two boys to sharing the bedroom. They will beg to be able to sleep in a superhero or Batman bedroom. Make sure you pick an appropriate color scheme that can change with them — and stay cool enough for teens as they grow older. If you share a small room with a low ceiling it is possible to consider bunk beds that have stairs that rise directly to the top. You can make use of the top bunk as a storage area or even a couch once your children are older. Bunk bed with nook If your kids love to read, write or do other tasks requiring a desk or table Choose a bunk bed that has an integrated nook. This design is space-saving and offers children a quiet space to complete their homework or other chores without disturbing their siblings. It helps them to stay organized, which means they can focus on their favorite activities from the comfort of their beds. If you're looking to add a pop of color or create a cozy retreat There are a variety of ways to design bunk beds that have an nook. A bright shade can be a focal point. However, a pastel shade is calming and relaxing. A matching curtain can add warmth and color to the space. A nook can also serve as a play area or reading space. Bunk beds with a nook are a great solution for smaller rooms where it is difficult to fit into three distinct sleeping areas. A nook can be created by adding a full-size bed to the lower twin bed, or by constructing an original structure using platforms and stairs. A nook is also the ideal spot to store things effectively. You can include shelves or drawers under the bunk bed to keep books, clothes and toys in order. This is a great way to reduce clutter and create space on the floor for children to play. This bunk bed design from Nicole Fisher of BNR Interiors has drawers and shelves beneath the beds to hold children's toys and books. You can take the theme of your child's passion to create their bunk beds. If your sons both love superheroes for instance you could decorate their bunk beds with their favorite characters. This will allow them to feel more connected to one another. It is important to have storage space in addition to decorating shared bedrooms for children. A closet or wardrobe to the bunks below is a great method to maximize the space you have. Installing a walk-in closet into your attic will provide you and your children ample storage space, while maximizing unused space.