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Childrens Bedroom Ideas With Bunk Beds and Desks Bunk beds are great for saving space if your children share bedrooms. They're especially helpful in tight spaces, such as this small kids bedroom. Create a peaceful hideout by combining your bedding with a wall-mounted artwork and a comfortable rug. This style by Kelly from Hartley Home works for boys and girls as well. Loft-style bed A loft-style bunkbed is a great option to save space in your child's room. The beds are typically two twin-sized bunk beds that are stacked over one another creating a cool fort feel that makes sharing a room fun and cozy. These beds are great for small spaces as they don't require much furniture after the beds have been installed. You can even put a desk or dresser under the lower bed, making them even more practical for little ones to sleep in. Then, they can swap off the desk to make another bookcase, and create a study area. If you have more space you might want to think about a set with standard bunk beds. They can be designed to complement the decor of your child in a variety of ways, from neutral shades for boys to pinks and blues that are more feminine for girls. A minimalist design will allow your children to personalize their bedrooms with accessories of their choice, and it helps the rooms look big and airy instead of being cramped and crowded. The most important thing to keep in mind when designing a bedroom that is shared is to provide each child with a the feeling of privacy and independence. It is possible to achieve this by adding a partition or allowing them to decorate the space with their favourite things. This will allow them to love the shared bedroom and love the time they spend there. If your kids love to play pretend create a bunk bed that appears like a tent or cabin. This will allow your children to play while they sleep, and encourage imaginative play and socialization. You can also make your bunk bed more unique by hanging curtains between the two beds. This will allow your children to personalize their space without having to rearrange the entire layout, and it can also help to avoid disagreements over who has the top or bottom bunk. Another way to customize your bunk beds is to include an area for reading, which will provide each child with the space to relax in peace. A nook can be constructed by incorporating a built-in bookcase or a window to the bottom of the bed, like in this bedroom from makingitwithabby. Bunk bed with desk Bunk beds can be a great option for kids however, they are more beneficial when they are paired with desks. Not only can bunk beds with desk ideas make room in bedrooms that are small but they also in encouraging good study habits and make homework less of a chore. These beds can serve as one compact workstation, with a storage space under for books and other supplies. They can also be an excellent option for larger rooms which don't have enough space to accommodate a desk and dresser. Bunk bed with desk designs can be as easy or as complicated as you like, depending on your children's bedroom. For instance, this classic twin-over-twin floor model features a ladder for easy access to the top bunk as well as a desk built in that will save space on the bottom. A simple white finish makes it a versatile option for various designs, while fun striped bedding keeps the look fresh. In a shared children's bedroom, bunk beds with an accompanying chest and dresser can give each child more room to store their books, clothes, toys and other possessions. This arrangement is a great way to prevent children from fighting over who has the best bunk – especially in the event that their ages are different. To create a unified look you can use matching pieces of wood with neutral tones or bright colors and incorporate nautical elements. Another option for a shared children's bedroom is a loft-style bunk that has a built-in desk that doubles as a bookcase. This bunk is ideal for two children from different age groups. The desk is a great place for children to work on their assignments or play games. The bunk is available on the web for an affordable price, and comes in a variety of colors to complement your child's décor. If your children love to play with cars and cars, a bunk bed with cars-themed designs is an adorable choice. childrens bunk 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 and toys without having to sacrifice the floor space. This Harriet Bee bunk bed includes drawers and shelves, making it ideal for small shared rooms with lots of stuff. The bunk bed on the bottom includes an office that can be used as a study area for both children. The stairs also have an innovative design that occupies less room than an ordinary ladder. You can also get bunks with nooks that can be used for sleeping or play space. This Pottery Barn Kids bunk bed includes a desk as well as seating with shelves underneath. It's perfect for a room that requires an additional workspace and storage, and it can easily convert to two separate beds when the kids are older. Smart storage is another great idea for bedrooms that are shared. It can hide the piles of clothes and toys that end in the floor. This bunk bed is from Mrs. Paranjape Design + Interiors is a bed with a built-in bookcase, so each child can keep their favourite books close at the ready. The drawers under the lower beds can be used to store blankets and linens. 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 rustic style filled with window boxes that are filled with greenery and a simple bunk-top area with string lighting. The neutral color scheme lets kids to create their own flair with personal touches like framed artwork and 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. If it's a complete Batman room or a room with a superhero theme they will be begging to sleep in it every night. Make sure you pick the right color scheme that will grow with them—and stay cool enough for tweens—as they get older. If you share a small room with a low ceiling it is possible to consider bunk beds that have stairs that rise directly to the top. You can make use of the top bunk as a storage area or even a couch when your children reach an older age. Bunk bed with nook If your children love to read, draw or perform other activities that require a desk or table choose bunk beds with a built-in nook. This design is space-saving and offers a quiet spot for kids to complete their homework and other tasks without distracting their siblings. It also helps to keep them organized so that they can concentrate on their favourite activities while relaxing in their beds. Whether you want to add a pop of color or create a cozy hideaway There are a variety of ways to build bunk beds that have an nook. A striking color can create a fun focal point, while pastel shades are soft and soothing. A matching curtain can bring warmth and color to the nook. A nook is also a great place for reading corners or if you want to have a little space for play. Bunk beds with an nook are a great option for smaller rooms where it's difficult to fit in three separate sleeping areas. A nook can be made by putting a larger bed to the twin bed, or by making an original structure using platforms and steps. A nook is also the ideal spot to store things efficiently. You can put shelves or drawers under the bunk bed to keep clothes, books and toys neatly organized. This is a great way to make floor space for playing and to reduce clutter in the room. This bunk bed designed by Nicole Fisher, of BNR Interiors, has shelves and drawers under the beds to store toys for children and books. You can take the theme of your child's interests to make their bunk beds. For example, if your sons are both super-fans and superheroes, you can decorate the bunks with their most loved characters to help them feel more connected to each the other. Storage space is essential when decorating bedrooms shared by kids and putting the closet or wardrobe at the bottom of your bunks is a great way to maximize space. For example, you can build a walk-in wardrobe in the attic to provide your children ample storage space while getting the most of unused space.