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Modern Bunk Beds With Desks

Bunk beds that have desks can help kids feel more organized and inspire creative play. However, they can be a challenge to purchase especially when you consider the safety aspect.

loft bed with study table of our favorite options include an angled staircase that's safe and occupies less space, as well being a trundle under the lower bunk to accommodate guests who arrive at the last minute.

IKEA KALLAX Bunk bed

Bunk beds that have desks are an excellent method to make the most of your bedroom space, while also adding an individual style. These beds are a favorite among teens and children, however, they can also be utilized as adult bedrooms to create a reading or study nook. These beds also provide plenty of storage space for books and other accessories. Some models have an open workstation for ease of use, whereas others have shelves and desks built in. You can choose modern bunk beds with desks made of wood, metal or other materials, based on your budget and needs.

The IKEA KALLAX bunk bed is one of the most sought-after choices for children. It's available in a variety of colors and features a minimalist design that makes it appear elegant and practical. It can be used as a single bed or with an additional futon on the bottom. The KALLAX comes with a built-in shelf that can be used to store books, toys, or other items. Some reviewers say that the bunk bed is sturdy enough for adults to sleep on, however, it's crucial to follow the safety guidelines set by the manufacturer to avoid overheating or falling from the top.

IKEA Stora loft beds with desks and drawers are another alternative. The model is similar to the design and comes in a variety of colors including pink. The solid pine design is attractive and long-lasting, but some reviewers say it takes a while to put together.

Instagram has a loft-bed DIY that uses IKEA Kallax units to support the mattress and create frame. The creator describes it as an "reading cabin" she created for her daughters. The base consists of three KALLAX units stacked vertically, and fixed to the ground with four wooden posts. She used a wooden panel to strengthen the steps of the KALLAX unit after hearing "cracks" when she climbed them. This DIY is great for those looking to save money and know the weight capacity IKEA KALLAX can hold.

In general, IKEA loft beds have an extremely positive reception from customers due to their low cost and simple assembly instructions. Some customers have complained about squeaks and other durability issues.

Oeuf Perch Bunk

Unlike other bunk beds that make a bunk-room-in-the-sky feel too childish, this one is an elegant minimalist. It's a simplified version of the popular IKEA design. Many reviews have praised its durability and versatility. It's practical, but it will not look right in all spaces.

The Perch Bunk is designed to grow with your child's. It can be separated into an upper and lower twin bed. This gives you multiple configuration options. Its compact footprint allows for additional furniture and play. Plus, its angled ladder with safety tread is easy to climb and is able to be positioned on either side of the bunk.

Sophie Demenge is co-founder of Oeuf. She claims that the lower bed can also be used as a floorbed for Montessori or even as a fort. The loft setup lets kids have their own space in their home to play and complete homework. If you have a taller room you can use the included Ladder Conversion Kit to extend the ladder's slope and make it vertical.

This steel bunk is the heaviest option on our list, but it's also built to last, says Fenton. "These are bunks that you'd find in the hotel. They're built like tanks." Aside from its super-sturdy construction, it's also notable as the most flexible and affordable option on our list (the least expensive non-wood bunk bed we tested). Plus, it comes in 17 colors, making it an attractive choice for grown-ups and kids.

Whether you're building a bunk room for your kids or for yourself, the most important thing to an effective design is to make sure there's enough head clearance enough to comfortably accommodate both mattresses, and enough room for the top sleeper to be able to sit up in bed. Before purchasing, we recommend measuring your ceiling height to compare it to the recommended clearances for each of our choices. If you have a low ceiling, consider a design that puts the lower mattress directly on the floor (like this West Elm bunk), rather than floating over it. You may lose some storage space under the bed but it will open more space for playing and reading.

Room and Board Tanker Bunk

The Room and Board Tanker Bunk is a fantastic option for people who want a bunk bed that looks like a footlocker. It includes a set of metal bars that slide into holes pre-cut in the footlocker's bottom and are firmly held together by cotter pins.

The Tanker Bunk also features a built-in desk as well as an LED light that clips onto the top of the footlocker. The desk is a little low for a bed which includes bunks, and the bed had multiple damage areas when I got it.

Room & Board Perch Bunk

If you are going to invest in bunk beds, choose one that is built to last and can expand with your children. Choose a solid structure and top quality materials, such as solid wood, not MDF or Particle Board.

Also, think about whether the ladder will be at the end of the bunk or angled up against the wall. Bunks that have a ladder at the top leave the bottom of the bunk open, which can make it easier for smaller children to climb into bed. The ladders that are inclined are longer and harder to climb but they can take up less space and be safer for young children.

Another way to improve the durability of a bunk bed is to pick one that has storage drawers built into the design. This lets kids store toys and blankets away from view, making the room more neat and organized. The Pottery Barn Kids bunk above has a set of stairs with drawers in the middle, which is especially convenient for kids and parents alike. Plus this model is GREENGUARD Gold Certified, which means it's passed the stringent tests for chemical emissions and helps to create cleaner air.


You may want to consider a high-low bed if your children are taller. The top bunk is a bit higher than the lower bed, which lets your children spread out while sleeping. They're also an excellent choice for older children who like having some privacy in their own space.

You might want to consider buying extra-long twin beds or even full-overfull mattresses to fit the lower and upper bunk. They'll be a comfortable fit for anyone of adult height (including, eventually, adults) and still work when your kids decide to change to separate rooms later on. The Room & Board Perch Bunk is one example. It's available in twin-over-full and twin-over-twin options, so you can alter the configuration to meet your needs. It's also GREENGUARD-Gold Certified and made of sustainably-sourced birch, so you can be confident that it is safe for your children.

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