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Childrens Bedroom Ideas With Bunk Beds and Desks If your children 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 your bedding with a wall-mounted art piece and a cozy rug. This style from Kelly from Hartley Home works for boys and girls alike. Loft-style bed A loft-style bunk bed is a great choice to make space in the room of your child. The beds typically consist of two twin-sized beds perched on the top of one another, creating a cool fort look that makes sharing rooms feel fun and cozy. They're also a great option for smaller spaces since they don't require a lot of furniture once the beds are put in place. You can even put a dresser or desk underneath the bed to make them even more functional for little ones to sleep in. In the future, they can swap off the desk to create a second bookcase and create a study area. If you have more room, you might want to think about the option of a set that includes standard bunk beds. They can be designed to match your child's decor in a number of ways, from neutral shades for boys to pinks and blues that are more feminine for girls. Keep the decor simple to let your kids personalize the room with their own personal items. It will also make the room appear bigger and more airy. The most important thing to remember when designing a shared bedroom is to provide each child with a a sense of independence and privacy. This can be achieved by incorporating a wall into the room or allowing each child to decorate it with their favorite items. This will make them more likely to be a part of the shared bedroom and love the time they spend there. If your kids love to play, you can create bunk beds that resemble a cabin or tent. This will allow your kids to play while they sleep and encourage imagination and socialization. You can also make your bunk bed more unique by hanging curtains between the two beds. This allows them to personalize the space they are in without having 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 that will give each child a quiet place to relax. You can add a built-in bookcase, or a window seat at the bottom of the bunk bed to create a reading nook like the bunk room below, from makingitwithabby. Bunk bed with desk Bunk beds are great for kids, but they can be even more efficient when they are combined with desks. Bunk bed with desk ideas can make space in small rooms however they help encourage good studies. These beds can also serve as a compact workstation with storage underneath. They are an excellent option for larger rooms where a separate desk or dresser is not possible. Bunk bed with desk designs can be as easy or as complicated as you'd like, based on the bedroom of your child. The classic twin-overtwin floor model for instance, has an elevated ladder that allows access to the top bunk, as well as a built in desk that saves on space at the bottom. Its white-colored finish allows it to be used in many color schemes. The playful stripes of the bedding give it a modern look. In a shared bedroom, bunk beds with an accompanying chest and dresser can provide each child with more room to store their books, clothes and toys, as well as other items. This arrangement can be 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 cohesive appearance, use matching wood pieces in neutral tones or bright colors, and include nautical-themed elements. A loft-style bunk bed with a built in desk that doubles as a bookshelf is a good option for a shared bedroom. This bunk is ideal for two children of different age groups. The desk allows them to do their homework or play games. This bunk is accessible on the internet at a reasonable cost, and comes in a variety of colors that will match with any child's decor. If your children love to play with cars, a bunk bed that has a car-shaped design is a great option. The beds are sturdy and the car shape will give the appearance of a fortress as they get older. Bunk bed with storage Bunk beds that are built-in storage let kids store their toys, books and more without having to sacrifice any floor space. This Harriet Bee bunk bed includes shelves and drawers which makes it perfect for small shared rooms with lots of stuff. The bed's bottom has a desk that could be used as a study space for both kids. And the stairs have a clever design that takes up less room than the traditional ladder. You can even get bunks with nooks that can be used for play or sleeping space. This model 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 workspace and storage and it's also able to convert to two separate beds when the children are older. Smart storage is a great idea for bedrooms that are shared. It can help hide the piles of clothes and toys that end in the floor. This bunk bed comes from Mrs. Paranjape Design + Interiors incorporates an upholstered bed with a built-in bookcase, to ensure that each child has their favourite books close at fingertips. The drawers underneath the beds below can be used to store linens and blankets. A divider can make every child feel like they are in their own space. This loft bed from Fancy Fix Decor has a farmhouse feel filled with window boxes that are filled with greenery and an easy bunk-top nook that has string lighting. The neutral color scheme allows for each child to add their own personal flair by adding personal accents such as framed artwork or throw pillows. If you have two boys who share a room, it's easy to make them feel excited about their space with themed decor. It doesn't matter if it's a whole Batman room or a room with a superhero theme they will be begging to sleep in it every night. Just be sure to pick an appropriate color scheme that can grow with them—and stay cool enough for teens as they age. If you have a small bedroom with a low-ceilinged ceiling, you might want to consider bunk beds with stairs that rise directly to the top. This means 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 love to read, write or do other tasks needing a table or desk Choose a bunk bed that has an built-in nook. This solution that is space-saving provides an area that is quiet for children to work on their homework and other chores, without disturbing their peers. It also helps them stay organized so they can concentrate on their favorite activities while relaxing in their beds. There are a variety of ways to build a bunk bed with a nook, whether you want to add color or create a cozy space. A bright hue can be a focal point while a pastel shade is calming and soothing. A matching curtain can bring warmth and color to the space. A nook could also be used as a play area or reading corner. Bunk beds with an nook are a great solution for smaller rooms, where it is difficult to fit in three separate sleeping areas. A nook can be created by putting an additional full-size bed on the top of the twin bed or by creating an unique structure using the combination of stairs and platforms to create one large, curved bunk bed. A nook is also a great place to store smartly. You can add shelves or drawers under the bunk bed to keep clothes, books and toys in order. This is a great way to make floor space for play and reduce clutter in the room. This bunk bed designed by Nicole Fisher, of BNR Interiors, comes with shelves and drawers underneath the beds for children's toys and books. You can take the theme of your child's passion to create their bunk beds. For example, if your kids are both avid lovers of superheroes, you can decorate the bunks with their respective favorite characters to make them feel more connected to each other. Having extra storage is essential when it comes to decorating shared bedrooms for kids, and adding an extra wardrobe or closet to the bottom of your bunks is a great way to maximize space. Installing children's room bunk beds -in wardrobe in your attic will allow you and your kids plenty of storage space, while also maximizing the space that is not being used.