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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 are especially useful in small spaces, like this children's bedroom. Create a peaceful hideout with tranquil bedding, a beautiful artwork and a comfy rug. This look by Kelly from Hartley Home works for boys and girls as well. Loft-style bed A loft-style bunk bed is a great way to save space in your child's room. These beds usually consist of two twin-sized beds that are positioned on the top of each other, creating an attractive fort design that makes sharing rooms feel comfortable and inviting. They're also an excellent choice for smaller spaces since they don't require much furniture once they've been put in place. You can even add a desk or dresser under the lower bed, making them even more functional for little ones to sleep in. In the future, the desk could be replaced with a second bookcase to create a study space. If you have a larger space you could opt for a set of regular bunk beds. They can be designed in a variety of ways to match the style of your kids' decor, from neutral colors for boys to girly pinks and blues for girls. Simple decor will allow your children to personalize their bedrooms using accessories of their choice, and will make the rooms appear larger and airy rather than being cramped and crowded. When designing a shared room, the most important thing to consider is to give each child the feeling of independence and privacy. 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 have fun in their bedroom together. If your kids enjoy playing with toys, design a bunk bed that appears like a cabin or tent. This will allow them to enjoy themselves while sleeping, and encourage imaginative play and socialization. You can also personalize a bunk bed by hanging curtains between each bed. This will allow them to personalize the space they live in without having to rearrange everything. It can also help to prevent arguments about who sleeps on the top or bottom bunk. Make a reading area in your bunk beds to give every child a space to unwind. You can add a built-in bookcase, or a window seat at the bottom of the bunk bed to create a reading nook, as seen in the bunk room below from makingitwithabby. Bunk bed with desk Bunk beds can be a great option for children but they're more effective when paired with desks. Bunk bed with desk ideas can make space in small spaces, but they can also help in encouraging good studies. These beds can be used as a compact workstation with storage underneath for books and other materials. These beds are an excellent option for larger rooms in which a separate desk or dresser isn't feasible. Bunk beds with desks can be as simple as you like, depending on the room of your child's. This classic twin-overtwin floor model for instance, comes with an access ladder to the top bunk as well as a built in desk which saves space at the bottom. Its simple white finish makes it suitable for many color schemes. The fun striped bedding adds a fresh style. 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 and toys, as well as other items. This arrangement is also a good way to keep children from arguing over who has the top bunk, especially when they're of different age groups. Make sure to use matching wood pieces that have neutral colors or tones and nautical-themed accessories to create a cohesive look. childrens bunk beds with steps for sharing a children's bedroom is a loft-style bunk that has built-in desks that double as a bookcase. This bunk is ideal for two children of different age groups. The desk lets them to do their homework or play games. The bunk is available on the web for an affordable price, and it is available in a variety of colors to match the decor of your child's. A bunk bed in the form of a car is an ideal choice for children who enjoy playing with them. The beds have a sturdy construction, and the car shape creates a fortress-like look that is fun to play with as they grow older. Bunk bed with storage Bunk beds that have built-in storage let kids store books, toys and more, without sacrificing floor space. This bunk bed from Harriet Bee includes drawers and shelves, perfect for small shared bedrooms with lots of things. The bottom bunk bed includes a desk that can be used as a study area for both children. The stairs are designed to be smaller than an ordinary ladder. There are bunks with nooks for additional play or sleeping space. This model from Pottery Barn Kids offers both seating as well as a desk with shelves beneath. It's ideal for a room which requires a space for storage and workspace and it's also able to be converted into two beds when the children get older. Another excellent idea for shared rooms is to utilize clever storage solutions to hide the mess of toys and clothes that typically end in the floor. This bunk bed is from Mrs. Paranjape Design + Interiors is a bed with a built-in bookcase, to ensure that each child has their favourite books close at hand. The drawers beneath the beds make ideal places to store linens and extra blankets. Adding a divider between bunks can also help each kid feel like they have their own space. This loft bed by Fancy Fix Decor is a farmhouse-style loft bed with windows that are filled with greenery and a basic bunk top nook with string lights. The neutral color scheme allows children to express their own style by adding personal touches such as framed artwork or throw pillows. If you have two boys who share a space, it's easy to make them excited about their space with themed decor. They'll want to sleep in a super hero or Batman bedroom. Be sure to choose an appropriate color scheme that can change with them — and stay cool enough for teens as they age. If you share a small bedroom with a ceiling that is low it is possible to think about bunk beds with stairs that go directly up to the top. You can make use of the top bunk to store things in or even a couch when your children reach an older age. Bunk bed with nook If your kids are avid readers, writers or engage in other activities requiring a desk or table opt for a bunk bed 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 causing distraction to their peers. It helps them to stay organized, which means they can concentrate on their activities while relaxing in their beds. There are a variety of ways to design a bunkbed that has an nook, regardless of whether you want to add some color or create a cozy hideaway. A bright color can be a focal point. However, a pastel shade is calming and soothing. A matching curtain can add color and warmth to the nook. A nook can also serve as a play area or a reading area. Bunk beds with a nook are a great option for smaller rooms where it's difficult to fit in three distinct sleeping areas. A nook can be created by adding a full-size bed to the twin bed, or by making an unique structure using platforms and steps. A nook is also the perfect spot for a smart storage solution. You can add shelves or drawers under the bunk bed to keep books, clothes and toys organized. This is a great idea to eliminate clutter and create space on the floor for children to play. This bunk bed 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 particular subject they are interested in, you can make use of it as an inspiration when designing their bunk beds. For instance, if your boys are both fans of superheroes, you can decorate the bunks with their respective most loved characters to help them feel more connected to one other. It is important to have extra storage when decorating bedrooms shared by children. Adding a wardrobe or closet to the bottom bunks is a great way to maximize the space you have. Installing a walk-in closet in your attic will provide you and your kids plenty of storage space, while maximizing the space that is not being used.