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Modern Bunk Beds With Desks

Bunk beds that have desks can help kids stay organized and inspire creative play. But they can also be tricky to shop for, especially when considering the safety aspect.

Some of our favorites include an angled ladder which takes up less space, but is safe to climb, as well as alternatives that have a trundle beneath the bunk for last-minute sleepover guests.

IKEA KALLAX Bunk bed

Bunk desks with beds are a great way to maximize a small bedroom while adding some style. These beds are popular with teens and children, but they can also be utilized as adult bedrooms to create a reading or study space. These beds are a great size with plenty of space for books and other items. Some models come with the option of a pull-out desk to make it easier to work while others have a built-in desk and shelving. Depending on your needs and budget there are modern bunk beds that have desks that are made from metal, wood or other materials.

The KALLAX bunk bed from IKEA is one of the most sought-after choices for kids. It comes in multiple colors and its basic design makes it stylish and functional. It can be used as a single bed, or with a futon in the bottom. The KALLAX also comes with an integrated shelf to store books, toys, or other things. Some reviewers have noted that the bunk bed is strong enough for adults to sleep on, but it is important to follow the manufacturer's safety guidelines to avoid burning or falling off from the top.

IKEA Stora loft beds with desks and drawers are another alternative. It is similar to the design and is available in a variety of colors including pink. mid sleeper cabin bed with desk is beautiful and durable however some reviewers have said it takes a long time to assemble.

Finally, there is an easy loft bed design on Instagram which uses Ikea KALLAX units to create frames and support the mattress. The creator describes the bed as a "reading cabin" she created for her daughters. The base is made up of three KALLAX units that are stacked vertically and fixed to the ground with four wooden posts. The wood panel was used to strengthen the steps on the KALLAX unit after hearing "cracks" as she climbed up the steps. This DIY is an excellent idea for people who want to save money and have an understanding of how much weight IKEA KALLAX units can hold.

IKEA loft bed customers are generally satisfied with the affordable prices and easy assembly instructions. Some customers, however, have complained about squeaks as well as other durability issues.

Oeuf Perch Bunk

This bunk bed is sleek and modern, unlike other bunk beds which make a bunk room in the sky seem too childish. A more refined version of the well-known IKEA design There are plenty of reviews that praise its versatility and longevity. It is practical, but it is not aesthetically pleasing in every room.

The Perch Bunk is designed to grow with your child. 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. The ladder that is angled is simple to climb and is able to be positioned securely on either side of the bunk.

The lower bed can be used for a Montessori floor bed or even a fort says Oeuf co-founder Sophie Demenge, while the loft layout allows children to have their own space to play and work at home. If you have a bigger room, you can extend the sloped staircase vertically using the Ladder Conversion Kit included.

This steel bunk is the most heavy option on our list, but it's also built to last, says Fenton. "These are bunks you would find in hotels. They're built like tanks." Apart from its sturdy construction, it's notable for being the most versatile and affordable option on our list (the cheapest non-wood bunk bed we reviewed). It's also available in 17 different colors which makes it an excellent option for adults and children.

If you're building bunk beds for your children or for yourself, it's important to ensure that there is enough head space for both mattresses to fit comfortably, and also for the sleeper on the upper side to sit in the bed. We suggest measuring the height of your ceiling and comparing it with the recommended clearances for each of our selections before purchasing. If you have a really low ceiling, you might want to consider an option that puts the mattress directly on the floor (like this West Elm bunk), instead of floating over it. You may lose some storage space underneath, but it will free more space for playing and reading.

Room & Board Tanker Bunk

The Room and Board Tanker Bunk is a great option for people who want a bunk bed that looks like a footlocker. It comes with a set of metal bars that fit into pre-cut holes in the bottom of the footlocker and are held together by pins made of cotter.


The Tanker Bunk also features a built-in desk and LED light that is attached to the top of the footlocker. However, the desk is a too low for a bunk bed, and the bed had multiple areas of damage when I received it.

Room & Board Perch Bunk

If you're going to purchase a bunk bed, opt for one that's built for long-term use and will grow with your children. Choose a solid structure and top quality materials, such as solid wood instead of MDF or Particle Board.

Also, consider whether the ladder will be placed at the bottom of the bunk or angled up against the wall. Bunks with a ladder at the end can leave the bottom of the lower bunks open, making it easier for children to climb into bed. The ladders that are inclined are longer and harder to climb, but they make less space and be safer for young children.

Another way to increase the durability of bunk beds is to pick one with storage drawers integrated into the design. This allows kids to keep toys and blankets away from view, making the room more neat and organized. The Pottery Barn Kids bunk bed above has built-in drawers and stairs. This is convenient for both kids and parents. This model is also GREENGUARD Gold Certified. It has passed rigorous tests on chemical emissions, and also contributes to cleaner, fresher air.

If your kids are on the taller side it is possible to choose the high-low bunk. The top bunk is a bit higher than the lower bed which lets your children spread out while they sleep. These are also great for older children who want to be in a quiet space in their rooms.

Consider buying extra-long twin mattresses or even full-overfull mattresses to fit the lower and upper bunk. That way they'll be comfortable for anyone of adult height (including eventually adults) and can still be used when your kids decide to move to separate rooms down the road. The Room & Board Perch Bunk is a good example. It comes in twin-over full and twin-over twin options, allowing you to alter the configuration to meet your requirements. Plus, it's GREENGUARD Gold Certified and is made from sustainably sourced birch for assurance that the product is safe for your family.

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