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Childrens Bedroom Ideas With Bunk Beds and Desks Bunk beds are great for saving space if your children share a bedroom. They're especially helpful in cramped spaces, such as this small kids bedroom. Create a tranquil retreat by combining tranquil bedding with a frame-worthy artwork and a comfy rug. This style by Kelly from Hartley Home works for boys and girls as well. Loft-style bed A loft-style bunk bed is a great solution to save space in the room of your child. These beds usually consist of two twin beds stacked on top of each other, creating a cool fort look that makes sharing rooms fun and cozy. They're also a great option for small spaces because they don't require a lot of furniture once they've been installed. You can even put a desk or dresser under the bed, making them even more useful for children to sleep in. Later, the desk can be replaced with a second bookcase to create a study area. If you have more room, you might want to think about a set with standard bunk beds. They can be made to complement your child's style in a number of ways, from neutral shades for boys to pinks and blues that are more girly for girls. Keeping the decor simple will allow your kids to personalize their bedrooms with accessories of their choosing, and also makes to make the rooms appear spacious and airy, rather than cramped and stuffy. When designing a shared space, the most important thing to consider is to provide every child with the feeling of independence and privacy. You can do this by adding a partition or allowing them to decorate their room with their favorite objects. This will allow them to be a part of their shared bedroom and enjoy the time they spend there. If your children enjoy playing with toys make a bunk bed that appears like a cabin or tent. This will let them play while sleeping, and stimulate imaginative play and socialization. You can also make a bunk bed more personalized by hanging curtains between the two beds. This allows them to personalize the space they are in without having to rearrange everything. It also helps to avoid disputes over who sleeps on the top or bottom bunk. Create a reading nook in your bunk beds to provide every child a space to unwind. Add a built-in bookcase or a window seat at bottom of the bunk bed to create a cozy nook as shown in the bunk room below, from makingitwithabby. Bunk bed with desk Bunk beds can be a great option for children however, they are better when combined with desks. Bunk beds with desks can make space in small spaces, but they can help encourage good study habits. These beds can also be used as a compact workstation with storage beneath. They can also be an ideal option for rooms which don't have enough space to fit a separate desk and dresser. Bunk beds with desks can be as simple as you want based on the bedroom of your child. For instance the classic twin-over-twin floor model has an easy ladder that allows access to the top bunk and a built-in desk that saves space on the bottom. The simple white finish makes it versatile for an array of colors. The fun stripes of the bedding give it a modern look. In a bedroom shared by children bunk beds that go with the chest and dresser give each child a space to store clothes as well as books, toys and other things. This arrangement is a great way to prevent children from fighting over who gets the top bunk – especially in the event that their ages are different. To create a unified look, use matching wood pieces with neutral tones or bright colors and incorporate nautical elements. Another option for sharing a kids' bedroom is a loft-style bunk that has an integrated desk that doubles as an open bookcase. The bunk is able to accommodate two children of various ages and also provides an area for them to work on their assignments and play games. The bunk is available on the internet for an affordable price, and it is available in a variety of colors to complement your child's décor. If your kids enjoy playing with cars and cars, a bunk bed with cars-themed designs is a great option. The beds are sturdy and the car shape gives an appearance of fortresses as they get older. Bunk bed with storage Bunk beds with built-in storage provide kids with the space to store books, toys, and more—without sacrificing 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 bed is equipped with an office, which can double as a study area for both children. And the stairs have a clever design that takes up less space than an ordinary ladder. There are bunks with nooks to provide additional sleeping or playing space. This Pottery Barn Kids bunk bed has both a desk and seating with shelves underneath. It's perfect for a space that requires an additional space and storage and it's also able to transform into two beds when the children are older. Smart storage is a good idea for shared bedrooms. It can help hide the mess of toys and clothes that end up on the floor. This bunk bed is from Mrs. Paranjape Design + Interiors combines the bed with a built-in bookcase, so that every child can keep their favorite reads close at fingertips. The drawers beneath the beds make ideal for storing linens and extra blankets. children's room bunk beds of a bunk-side divider will also allow each child to feel as though they have their own space. This loft bed from Fancy Fix Decor offers a rustic feel with window boxes stuffed with greenery and an easy bunk-top nook that has string lighting. The neutral color scheme allows for each child to add their own flair by adding personal touches like framed artwork or throw pillows. The theme-based decor is an excellent way to bring two boys to sharing a bedroom. If it's a complete Batman room or a room with a superhero theme they will be begging to sleep there every night. Just be sure to pick a color scheme that can change with them — and stay cool enough for teens as they age. If you have a tiny bedroom with a low-ceilinged ceiling you may want to consider bunk beds with stairs that rise directly to the top. This allows you to keep the top bunk open for storage, or even a sofa when the kids are older. Bunk bed with nook If your children are avid readers, writers, or do other activities requiring a desk or table Choose bunk beds with an built-in nook. This design is space-saving and offers an area for children to be quiet to work on their homework or other chores without causing distraction to their siblings. It also helps them stay organized so they can concentrate on their favorite activities from the comfort of their own beds. There are a variety of ways to design a bunkbed that has an nook, whether you want to add some color or create a cozy space. A bright color can be the focal point, while pastel shades are soothing and soothing. A matching curtain can bring warmth and color to the corner. A nook can also serve as a small play space or a reading area. Bunk beds that have a nook can be an ideal solution for rooms that aren't able 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 constructing an original structure by using a combination of platforms and stairs to create a huge curving bunk bed. A nook is also the ideal spot to store things smartly. You can include shelves or drawers underneath a bunk bed to keep books, clothes and toys in order. This is a great idea to eliminate clutter and make space on the floor for children to play. This bunk bed by Nicole Fisher, of BNR Interiors, features shelves and drawers beneath the beds to store toys for children and books. If your children have a particular subject they are passionate about, you can use it as inspiration when designing their bunk beds. If your boys are both avid superheroes for instance you can decorate their bunk beds with their most loved characters. This will help them feel closer to one another. The need for storage space is crucial when decorating kids shared bedrooms and putting the closet or wardrobe at the bottom of your bunks is an excellent way to maximize space. Installing a walk-in wardrobe in your attic will provide you and your kids plenty of storage space, while maximizing unused space.