Howdy, friends!
Since we’re in the middle of working on Steevenson’s room and he is WILD about his new bunk beds…
…I thought I’d share a list of ten more beds I swooned over while searching for the one we ended up choosing.
I love the style and color of this one. I also think that it would be a great option for smaller kids who aren’t quite ready to climb up a taller ladder but still want a super fun bed!
3. Light Taupe/Gray House Bed:
Is that cute, or what? Another great option for little kids…and mamas who love cabana stripes and board & batten. 😉
That one would work for boys or girls!
Those babies even come apart to form two separate beds!
Again, these beds come apart so you can also use them as two separate twin beds. To create each bed, you just use one headboard from the bottom bunk and one footboard from the top bunk. Here’s a photo of what they look like as two twins:
You *know* I love the color of the roof on that one. I also like how kids can get onto the bed from the end and that the ladder doesn’t block the area in front.
8. Jeep Bunk Beds:
I *almost* got that one for Steevenson. It also comes in this awesome green color:
9. Gray Loft Bed with Storage:
Such a great option if you’re short on storage space.
I liked this one for obvious reasons (hello, cottage-style cutie!) but another thing that I noticed while swooning over it is that, unless the sides are interchangeable, the head of the bed is at the opposite end from almost all of the others. Just something to consider if your bed has to face a certain direction.
11. Tree House Loft Bed:
That one also comes in a bunk bed option and I will totally be drawing inspiration from that photo when I decorate Steevenson’s room around Christmastime next year!
Happy weekend!
Layla
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Some of these are wonderful! I do wonder however, how an older boy will feel sleeping in such a “cute” bed (the wayfarer one you chose). I have two teenage boys would definitely not want to have that type of bunk! Seems like it will only last for a few years, unless the house part is removable – choosing a more basic set would last a lifetime!
Each child is obviously going to be different and I’ll probably be ready for a change by the time Steevenson is too.
Oh my gosh, my daughter wanted something like this so bad when she was younger – I wish I had the vision to have come up with these ideas!
Thanks for sharing
Such cute beds for young children. Let us know later how difficult it is to change the sheets on your bed. I absolutely hate making up our twin beds pressed up against a wall with a table between them. My granddaughters ( 8 and 6 1/2) recently got regular bunk beds, and they admitted they never make them ( cardinal rule at my house) and they both end up sleeping on the bottom bunk every night together! Plus a little sister who’s supposed to be in a crib!
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We bought our granddaughters bunk beds. They were so excited they screamed when they saw them. They slept in them for at least 5 years and really enjoyed them. Saved a lot of walking space in the room.
I LOVE the bunk beds you chose for your son! Great job Layla!
My son loved his bunk beds for many years! Cute bed for Steevenson.
Thanks, Julia! 😀
Your bed set is so cute — I have the same concerns as Monica, will it work after age 9 or 10 — and will it be terrible to make up? But then again, is Steveenson really going to sleep in his own room, or is this just a play thing?
We’ll keep these til he’s at least 12 or 13 and they’re a snap to make with Beddy’s bedding! 🙂
So fun!! One of my (adopted) kids would love this. Something about the canopy overhead and the feeling of being so snug and secure is therapeutic for kids coming from hard places.
These are all adorable Layla! I’m currently planning to redo my office room as my granddaughter room. Great ideas here. And love your site. I just stumbled upon it a few months ago while goofing around on my iPad and I’m really glad I did. I’ve hooked my daughter now to. ☺️ Happy New Year!
This could be a fun approach for our daughter’s room. We need to incorporate a spare bed/mattress for when we have visitors and need to free up her brother’s bedroom. We currently have 2 beds, but it takes up so much space. We thought about a trundle bed, but maybe a 2 floored loft bed is the answer! The only thing is she’s 10, so it’s got to be quite “grown up” or she’ll feel insulted 🙂