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Childrens Bedroom Ideas With Bunk Beds and Desks Bunk beds are great to save space when your children share the bedroom. They are especially helpful in small spaces, like this kids' bedroom. Create a peaceful hideout with serene bedding, a frame piece of artwork, and a comfy rug. This style by Kelly from Hartley Home works for boys and girls alike. Loft-style bed A loft-style bunk bed is a great choice for saving space in the room of your child. They are typically two twin-sized bunk beds placed on top of each other, creating an airy fort that makes sharing a room fun and cozy. These beds are also ideal for small spaces, as they don't require a lot of furniture once the beds have been installed. You can put a desk or dresser underneath the lower bed to make it more suitable for children. Later, they can switch off the desk to create another bookcase, and create a study space. If you have a larger space, you can opt for a set of regular bunk beds. They can be designed in many different ways to fit the style of your children' decor, from neutral color schemes for boys to feminine blues and pinks for girls. Keep the decor simple and let your kids personalize the space with their personal favorites. It also makes the room appear bigger and airier. The most important thing to remember when designing the shared bedroom is to give each kid the feeling of independence and privacy. This can be accomplished by incorporating a partition into the room or allowing each child to decorate it with their preferred objects. This will make them more likely to be a part of their shared bedroom and enjoy spending time in it. If your kids enjoy playing with toys, design a bunk bed that looks like a tent or cabin. This will allow them to have some fun while they're sleeping, and will encourage imagination and socialization. You can also personalize a bunk bed by hanging curtains between each bed. This allows them to customize the space they're in without the need to rearrange everything. It can also help to prevent arguments about who sleeps on the top or bottom bunk. Another option to personalize your bunk beds is to add an area for reading, which 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 kids, but they can be even more useful when combined with desks. Bunk beds with desks can make space in small spaces however they help encourage good study habits. These beds can also serve as a small workstation with storage underneath. They are also a good choice for rooms that don't have enough space to accommodate a desk and dresser. Bunk beds with desks can be as simple or as intricate as you'd like, based on the bedroom of your child. For example the classic twin-over-twin floor model has an easy ladder that allows access to the top bunk, as well as a built-in desk that saves space on the bottom. A simple white finish makes it a versatile option for various color schemes, while playful stripes on the bedding keep the look fresh. In a shared kids' bedroom, bunk beds that have a matching dresser and chest will give each child more room to keep their clothes, books, toys and other possessions. This arrangement can be a great way to prevent children from arguing over who gets the top bunk – especially in the event that their ages are different. To create a cohesive appearance make use of matching pieces of wood in neutral tones or vibrant colors and incorporate nautical theme 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 sharing a children's bedroom. This bunk is perfect for two children from different age groups. The desk allows them to do their homework or play games. This bunk can be found on the internet at an affordable cost, and comes in many colors to match the decor of your child's. If your kids like playing with cars, a bunk bed that has cars-themed designs is an adorable choice. The beds are sturdy and the car-shaped shape will give them a fortress like appearance as they grow older. Bunk bed with storage Bunk beds that have built-in storage let kids store books, toys and more without having to sacrifice any floor space. This bunk bed from Harriet Bee includes drawers and shelves, which are perfect for rooms that are shared but have lots of things. The bunk bed at the bottom has an office that can be used as a study area for both children. The stairs also have a clever design that takes up less space than an ordinary ladder. There are bunks with nooks that can be used for play or sleeping space. This Pottery Barn Kids bunk bed comes with a desk and seating with shelves underneath. This is perfect for a space that needs extra storage and workspace. It can also be converted into two separate beds as the kids get older. Another excellent idea for rooms that are shared is to make use of clever storage options to hide the mess of clothes and toys that usually ends in the floor. This bunk bed by Mrs. Paranjape design and interiors combines a bookcase with a bed so that each child has their favorite books at hand. The drawers under the beds make an excellent spot to stash blankets and other bedding. Adding a divider between bunks will also allow each child to feel as though they have 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. The neutral color scheme allows for each child to create their own flair by adding personal touches such as framed art or throw pillows. If childrens double bunk beds have two boys who share a space it's simple to get them feel excited about their space with themed decor. They will beg to sleep in a super hero or Batman bedroom. Choose a color scheme which will change with your child but remain cool for teens as they grow older. If you share a small room with a low ceiling, you might want to think about bunk beds with stairs that lead directly up to the top. This way, you'll be able to keep the top bunk open for storage, or even a sofa when the kids are older. Bunk bed with nook If your children like to write, read, or do other activities requiring a desk or table opt for a bunk bed that has an integrated nook. This space-saving solution offers a quiet place for kids to work on their homework and other tasks and not disturb their peers. It helps to keep them organized, so they can focus on their favorite activities from the comfort of their bed. There are a myriad of ways to build a bunk bed with an nook, regardless of whether you want to add color or create a cozy space. A bold paint color can be a great focal point, whereas a pastel hue is soft and relaxing. A matching curtain can add warmth and color to the nook. A nook is also a great place for an area for reading or to have a little space for play. Bunk beds that feature an nook can be a great solution for small rooms that aren't able to accommodate three separate sleeping areas. A nook can be created by adding an additional full-size bed on the top of the twin bed, or by creating an unique structure using a combination of platforms and stairs to create one large and curved bunk bed. A nook can also be an ideal place to store items efficiently. You can include shelves or drawers beneath a bunk bed to keep clothes, books and toys neatly organized. This is a great solution to eliminate clutter and make space on the floor for children to play. This bunk bed made by Nicole Fisher, of BNR Interiors, has shelves and drawers beneath the beds to store toys for children and books. If your children have a specific theme that they are enthusiastic about, you could take it as a source of inspiration when designing their bunk beds. If your sons both love superheroes, for example you could decorate their bunk beds with their favourite characters. This will make them feel closer to one another. The need for storage space is crucial when it comes to decorating shared bedrooms for kids and putting an extra wardrobe or closet to the bottom of your bunks is a great idea to maximize space. For instance, you can build a walk-in wardrobe in the attic, which will give your children plenty of storage space while making the most of your empty space.