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Childrens Bedroom Ideas With Bunk Beds and Desks If your kids are sharing a room bunk beds can be a great space-saver. They're especially helpful in tight quarters, like this tiny kids bedroom. Create a serene retreat by combining tranquil bedding with a frame-worthy art piece and a cozy rug. This look is from Kelly Hartley Home is suitable for both boys and girls. Loft-style bed Adding a loft-style bunk bed is a great way to make space in your kids' room. These beds are usually two twin-sized bunk beds that are stacked on top of each other creating a cool fort feel that makes sharing a space enjoyable and comfortable. They're also an excellent choice for smaller spaces since they don't require any furniture once the beds are installed. You can put a desk or dresser underneath the lower bed to make it more suitable for kids. Later, the desk can be replaced by a bookcase to create a study corner. If you have more space, you may want to consider the option of a set that includes standard bunk beds. They can be made to complement the decor of your child in a number of ways, from neutral shades for boys to pinks and blues that are more girly for girls. Keep the decor simple and allow your children to decorate the room with their own personal items. It also makes the room appear larger and airier. When designing children's bunk shared room the most important thing to consider is to give each child an impression of privacy and independence. This can be achieved by incorporating a partition within the room or allowing each child to decorate it with their favorite items. This will encourage them to love the shared bedroom and love spending time in it. If your children like to play with their toys make a bunk bed that looks like a tent or cabin. This will let them have some fun while they're sleeping, and it'll stimulate imaginative play and socialization. You can also make the bunk bed more personal by hanging curtains between the two beds. This allows them to customize the space they're in without having to rearrange everything. It also helps to avoid disputes over who should sleep on the top or bottom bunk. Make a reading area in your bunk beds to provide every child a space to unwind. A nook can be made by adding a built-in shelves or a window to the bottom of the bed, as shown in this bedroom from makingitwithabby. Bunk bed with desk Bunk beds can be great for children but they're better when combined with desks. Bunk beds with desks can help to save space in small spaces However, they help encourage good studies. These beds can also be used as a compact desk with storage beneath. They are also an ideal option for larger rooms which don't have enough space to accommodate a separate desk and dresser. Bunk beds with desks can be as simple or as complex as you want, based on the bedroom of your child. This classic twin-overtwin floor model for example, features a ladder to access the top bunk and an integrated desk that saves on space at the bottom. A simple white finish makes it an ideal option for various color schemes, while fun striped bedding keeps the design fresh. In a shared bedroom for children, bunk beds that match a dresser and chest give each child extra space to store clothes, books, toys, and other belongings. This arrangement can also be a great way to prevent children from arguing over who gets the top bunk, particularly if they're of different age groups. To create a cohesive appearance you can use matching pieces of wood in neutral tones or vibrant colors, and include nautical-themed elements. A loft-style bunk bed with a built in desk that can also be used as a bookcase is another option for a shared children's bedroom. This bunk can comfortably accommodate two kids of different age groups and also provides a place for them to do their homework and play games. This bunk is accessible on the internet at an affordable price, and comes in various colors that will match with the decor of any child. A bunk bed that is in the form of a car is an ideal choice for children who enjoy playing with them. The beds are made of sturdy construction and the car-shaped shape gives them a fortress-like appearance that will be fun to play with as they get older. Bunk bed with storage Bunk beds with built-in storage can be used by children to store their toys, books and more, without sacrificing floor space. This bunk bed from Harriet Bee includes drawers and shelves, perfect for rooms that are shared but have lots of things. The bunk bed at the bottom has a desk that can be used as a study area for both children. The stairs also have a clever design that occupies less space than an ordinary ladder. There are bunk beds with nooks in them to provide additional sleeping or play space. This Pottery Barn Kids bunk bed includes a desk as well as seating with shelves beneath. It's perfect for a space that needs an extra workspace and storage, and it can easily convert to two separate beds when the children get older. Another excellent idea for shared rooms is to use smart storage to conceal the clutter of toys and clothes that typically end in the floor. This bunk bed is from Mrs. Paranjape Design + Interiors is an upholstered bed with a built-in bookcase so that every child can keep their favourite books close at hand. The drawers under the lower beds can be used to store blankets and linens. A divider can help every child feel like they have their own space. This loft bed from Fancy Fix Decor offers a rustic feel with window boxes filled with greenery and a simple bunk-top nook with string lighting. The neutral color scheme allows for each child to add their own personal flair by adding personal accents such as framed art or throw pillows. If you have two boys who share a room it's simple to get them excited about their space by putting up themed decorations. They'll beg to sleep in a superhero or Batman bedroom. Just be sure to pick the right color scheme that will change with them — and stay cool enough for teens as they get older. If you're living in a shared bedroom with low ceilings, think about purchasing bunks with built-in staircases that are straight 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 children love to read, draw or perform other activities that require a table or desk then consider a bunk bed with an integrated nook. This design is space-saving and offers children a quiet space to work on their homework and other tasks without distracting their peers. It also helps to keep them organized so that they can concentrate on their favourite activities in the comfort of their beds. There are a myriad of ways to build a bunk bed with an nook, regardless of whether you're looking to add some color or create a cozy retreat. A bright hue can be the focal point, while pastel shades are relaxing and relaxing. The nook can be decked out with matching curtains is a good method to add color and a sense of warmth. A nook can also be an ideal spot for an area for reading or if you want to have a small space to play. Bunk beds that feature a nook can be an ideal solution for rooms where it's difficult to squeeze in three separate sleeping areas. A nook is made by putting a larger bed to the lower twin bed, or by creating an individual structure with platforms and stairs. A nook can also be the perfect spot to create a clever storage solution. You can add shelves or drawers beneath the bunk bed to store books, clothes, and toys. This is a great solution to eliminate clutter and create space on the floor for children to play. This bunk bed design from Nicole Fisher of BNR Interiors features shelving and drawers beneath the beds to hold children's toys and books. You can take the theme of your child's passion to design their bunk beds. If your sons both love superheroes for instance, you can decorate their bunk beds with their favorite characters. This will help them feel closer to one another. It is crucial to have storage space in addition to decorating shared bedrooms for children. The addition of a closet or wardrobe to the bottom bunks is a great method to maximize the space you have. For example, 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.