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Childrens Bedroom Ideas With Bunk Beds and Desks If your kids are sharing rooms, bunk beds are an excellent way to save space. They're especially helpful in tight spaces, such as this tiny bedroom for kids. Create a tranquil retreat by combining tranquil bedding with a wall-mounted art piece and a cozy rug. This style is from Kelly Hartley Home is suitable for both girls and boys. Loft-style bed A loft-style bunk bed is a great idea to make space in your child's room. These beds usually consist of two twin-sized beds that are positioned on top of each other creating a cool fort style that makes sharing rooms like a cozy and fun space. They're also an excellent choice for small spaces because they don't require any furniture once the beds are installed. You can even put a desk or dresser under the bed, making them even more practical for children to sleep in. Then, they can swap out the desk for another bookcase, and create a study space. If you have more space you can choose a set of traditional bunk beds. They can be designed to match your child's decor in a variety of ways, from neutral colors for boys to pinks and blues that are more feminine for girls. Keep the decor simple to allow your children to decorate the room with their own personal items. It can also make the room appear larger and more airy. The most important thing to keep in mind when designing a shared bedroom is to give each child an impression of independence and privacy. This can be achieved by incorporating a divider into the room or permitting each child to decorate it with their favorite items. This will allow them to enjoy their shared bedroom. If your children love to play with their toys, you can make bunk beds that look like an outdoor tent or cabin. This will allow your kids to play while they sleep and 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 also helps to avoid disputes over who sleeps on the top or bottom bunk. Add a reading nook to your bunk beds so that you can give every child a space to unwind. Install a built-in bookcase or window seat at the bottom of the bunk bed to create a nook as shown in the bunk room below from makingitwithabby. Bunk bed with desk Bunk beds are great for children but they're more effective when paired with desks. Bunk beds with desks can help to save space in small rooms, but they can also help in encouraging good study habits. They can be used as a single workstation with a storage space beneath for books and other supplies. They are also an excellent option for rooms that don't have enough space to accommodate a separate desk and dresser. Bunk beds with desks can be as easy or as intricate as you'd like, based on the bedroom of your child. This classic twin-overtwin floor model, for instance, comes with an elevated ladder that allows access to the top bunk, as well as a desk built into the bed that saves on space at the bottom. Its simple white finish allows it to be used in many color schemes. The playful striped bedding adds a fresh style. In a shared kids' bedroom, bunk beds with a matching dresser and chest will give each child more room to store their clothes, books and other toys. This arrangement is also a great way to prevent children from arguing over who has the top bunk, particularly in the case of children who are of different ages. To create a unified look you can use matching pieces of wood in neutral tones or vibrant colors and incorporate nautical theme elements. Another option for a shared kids' bedroom is a loft-style bunk that has built-in desks that double as a bookcase. This bunk is perfect for two children of different age groups. The desk is a great place for them to complete their work or play games. This bunk is available online at an affordable price, and comes in various colors to fit with any child's decor. If your children like playing with cars, a bunk bed that has a car-shaped design is a wonderful option. The beds are made of solid structure and the car-shaped design creates a fortress-like look that will be fun to play with as they grow older. Bunk bed with storage Bunk beds with built-in storage give kids an area to store their books or toys, without sacrificing floor space. This Harriet Bee bunk bed includes drawers and shelves which makes it perfect for small rooms that have plenty of things. The bottom bunk bed includes an office that can be used as a study space for both children. The stairs are designed to be smaller than an ordinary ladder. There are bunks with nooks for additional space for sleeping or playing. This one from Pottery Barn Kids offers both seating and a desk with shelving beneath. This is ideal for spaces that require additional storage and a workspace. It can also be easily converted into two separate beds as the children grow older. Smart storage is another great idea for shared bedrooms. It can hide the piles of clothes and toys that end up on 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. childrens twin bunk beds underneath the beds are ideal for storing blankets and linens. A divider can make children feel that they are in their own space. This loft bed from Fancy Fix Decor offers a rustic feel filled with window boxes that are filled with greenery and a simple bunk-top nook with string lighting. The neutral color scheme allows each kid to add their own personal flair by adding personal touches like framed artwork and throw pillows. If you have two kids who share a room it's easy to get them enthralled by their space by putting up themed decorations. They will beg to be able to sleep in a superhero or Batman bedroom. Make sure you pick the right color scheme that will evolve with them and remain cool enough for tweens—as they grow older. If you have a small room with a low ceiling you may want to think about bunk beds with stairs that rise directly to the top. This means you'll be able to keep the top bunk open to store things or even a sofa when the kids are older. Bunk bed with nook If your children are avid readers, like to draw or do other activities that require a desk or table then consider bunk beds with a built-in nook. This space-saving option provides children a quiet space to work on their homework and other tasks, without disturbing their peers. It helps to keep them organized, so they can focus on their favourite activities while relaxing in their bed. There are a variety of ways to build a bunk bed with an nook, regardless of whether you're looking to add some color or create a cozy hideaway. A bright color can be the focal point, while pastel shades are relaxing and relaxing. A matching curtain can add warmth and color to the nook. A nook is also an ideal spot for an area for reading or if you wish to have a small space for play. Bunk beds that have a nook can be the ideal solution for rooms that aren't able to fit 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 ideal spot to store things effectively. You can add shelves or drawers beneath a bunk bed to keep books, clothes and toys neatly organized. This is a great method to free up floor space for play and reduce clutter in the room. This bunk bed design from Nicole Fisher of BNR Interiors has drawers and shelves under the beds to store children's toys and books. If your kids have a particular subject they are enthusiastic about, you could use it as source of inspiration when designing your bunk beds. If your boys are both avid superheroes for instance you could decorate their bunk beds with their favourite characters. This will help them feel closer to one another. It is essential to have storage space in addition to decorating bedrooms shared by children. The addition of a closet or wardrobe to the bunks below is a great method to maximize your space. For example, you can install a walk-in wardrobe in the attic, which will give your children plenty of storage space while making the most of unused space.