
Bunk
beds aren't only reserved for children's rooms. While kids find them
fun — especially the act of climbing up and down and having the option
to be above or below — there's a charm that bunk beds can bring to
adults, too. They're practical, convenient, space-saving solutions for
small rooms. So if you're looking to maximize your space and add style
to your bedroom at the same time, we're sharing chic bunk bed ideas to inspire your next look.
Bunk beds are great for a kid's room, a primary bedroom or even a guest bedroom.
But if you want to upgrade your design scheme with this particular type
of bed, there are a few things to consider before searching for the
right one. Make sure your bunk bed of choice is sturdy and the right
size to fit the layout of your room. After considering these variables,
plan how your bunk bed will fit in with the overall aesthetic of the
room. Regardless of whether you want a modern, bohemian, coastal or
moody feel, these ideas will help you choose the perfect bunk bed look
to complete your space.
Katie Charlotte1 Upgrade the Staircase
Deck out the bunk beds in your guest room with a mini staircase that also acts as a focal point. These bunk beds by Cortney Bishop Design have a pastel green and white palette that adds to the room's cozy feel.
Richard Leo Johnson2 Create a Bunk Bed Nook
Maximize
your space by designing bunk beds within the wall. Designate an area by
the stairs or in the corner of a room for a unique built-in setup.
Tria Giovan3 Use Old Vintage Wood Furniture
If
you're opting for DIY bunk beds, use simple wood pieces to put
everything together. These beds have a playful yet simple design that
make it comfortable for kids.
Lindsay Salazar4 Let Wood Shine
Design
the staircase and wall with wood, making the rest of the all-white room
and bed structure stand out — similar to this look by House of Jade Interiors.
Courtesy5 Neutral Pastels
If
you're unsure of how to decorate your guest bedroom, go for pastel
shades. Think a blend of soft green, smoke and cloud white. Design your
bunk bed to match the overall decor, including any wicker furniture, as
seen in this room.
Jacob Snavely6 Bring on the Beachy Vibes
If
you can't take the kids to the beach, bring the seashore vibes right to
their room. This includes an ocean-inspired rug, red and blue-striped
bedding and a stepping ladder fit for a captain on a ship.
Tim Hill7 Use a Full Bed
The
bottom of a bunk bed doesn't have to be a twin. A full bed can be an
unexpected option, providing there's enough space. Parents can sleep on
the bottom and their little one can climb to the top if there are ever
any nighttime fears.
Design by Nicole Fisher of BNR Interiors »
Erin Williamson Design8 Make Use of the Space
Fill out the entire room with a bunk bed for three. This arrangement by Erin Williamson Design is great for an attic or the smallest room in the house.
Lesley Unruh9 Design a Nautical Look
Design a bunk bed around a nautical theme to bring a cool and comforting feel to your kid's bedroom.
Alon Koppel10 Don't Forget to Add Storage
Nicole Fisher of BNR Interiors
gave this large room extra storage by building shelving and drawers
into the lower portion of the bunk beds. This leaves plenty of space
for kids to store their toys, books and seasonal clothes.
Andrew Kung11 Incorporate an Office
If
your home isn't set up for a designated office space, placing a compact
workstation near a bunk bed is the next best thing. Just stick to the
same color scheme to achieve a cohesive feel.
Design by Leslie Cotter Interiors »
Build by Ramage Company »
House of Eilers12 Keep it Simple
This room by House of Eilers
has a playful and girly feel that's perfect for your little princesses.
The low-profile wood structure is simple and makes a great addition to a
neutral bedroom.
13 Create a Dark and Moody Theme
Tim Furlong Jr.A moody room doesn't have to be boring. Take inspiration from this space designed by Mrs. Paranjape Design + Interiors, which has a striking black and white palette that gives the room a modern and elegant feel.
Lauren Koster Creative14 Think Ahead for the Kids Room
Plan ahead and design a bunk bed that kids can grow with and love as they get older.
Get the tutorial at Lauren Koster Creative »
In Honor of Design15 Add a Botanical Theme
It's
always fun to decorate a kid's room around a specific theme. The
perfect example? Mother Nature. Simply go for a mix of botanical and
animal prints, but stick to white bunk beds to bring balance to the
room.
Get the look at In Honor of Design »
Julia Lynn16 Go for Shiplap
Jenny Keenan Design
selected classic white shiplap walls and a sleek wood bunk bed for this
airy setup. A woven basket for greenery and a striped rug and stool add
to the warmth.
Rebekah Westover Photography. 17 Add Gold Railing
Take a cue from Becki Owens
and deck out a black bunk bed with a decorative railing in a gold
finish. The contrast is an easy way to boost a bedroom's visual appeal.
Spacecrafting Photography18 Embrace a Rustic Feel
For
a rustic look, you can't go wrong with mixing wood tones. This room's
light wood walls act as the perfect counterpoint to the dark bunk bed
frame.
Design by Bria Hammel Interiors »
Andreas von Einsiedel/Getty Images19 Design the Perfect Playroom
Make the most of your kid's space by setting up a play area alongside bunk beds for even more fun.
Spacecrafting Photography20 Opt for Deep Rich Colors
Set the mood by layering brown hues as Bria Hammel Interiors did in this inviting bedroom.
Molly Rose 21 Leave Space for a Nightstand
Carve
out space below for a handy piece of furniture — such as a nightstand —
to place a lamp and make room for nighttime essentials. Don't forget to
include florals, as seen in this space by Madison Nicole Design.
Bulgac/Getty Images22 Skip the Bottom Bunk
Looking for a way to mix things up? Swap out the bottom bunk for an ottoman or lounge chair.
Bridget Beverstock Interiors23 A Soft White Palette
White has the power to brighten any space, and this design by Bridget Beverstock Interiors is proof.
Margaret Wright24 Install a Built-in Bunk Bed
Dreamed up by Demilio Design,
this bunk bed is cleverly hidden by trendy velvet curtains. This
installation not only saves space — it makes for a unique addition to
any room.
Spacecrafting Photography25 Design an Intricate Railing
Whether
your bunk bed is for you or your kids, a substantial railing helps to
prevent anyone from falling. Try a criss-cross design to make the set
stand out, similar to this one by Martha O’Hara Interiors and JPC Custom Homes.
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