Bunk Beds With Desk - Perfect for a single white bunk beds Bedroom

Bunk beds with desks solve space issues for growing children living in smaller spaces. They also allow more time to be spent studying and doing homework.

This l-shaped bunk bed with desk features perpendicular twin mattresses over a rich dark stained wood framed desk at right. A staircase with a matching design is an attractive design element.

Features

This desk-style bunk bed will be a huge hit with your children if you want the ultimate homework station and play area. With a twin on top and a full-size under, it accommodates mattresses of any size, does not require a box spring and features guard rails and ladders to ensure safety. A desk with a small built-in design provides plenty of workspace and storage, and a combination of shelves and drawers give more options for books, toys and clothing.

This metal loft bed is ideal for kids and teens. The sturdy frame is constructed of top-quality materials and the stylish finish will match any design. The ladder and the guardrails can be adjusted to match the ceiling height of your room. The top bunk provides an ample space to sit in a chair, while the bottom bunk provides a comfortable sleeping space. A desk with a small built-in design includes a writing surface, two drawers, and three open shelves, giving your children plenty of work space and storage space.

The Jacob single bunk bed with desk (Elaivizh blog post) elevates storage to a new level, providing a staggering amount of storage space thanks to its twin-sized bed on the top and a trundle mattress that is full-sized on the bottom. The bed includes a bookcase and dresser that are both twin-sized, bringing more storage space in your child's room. A large rolling stair tower doubles as a study station and playroom, and noise-free drawers can be used to store shoes and clothing.

If you're trying to wedge three children into one room, a bunk bed that has a full-size desk and trundle might be the best choice for your family. This bed includes a full-size mattress for the bottom, with a separate trundle that extends from behind the built-in desk. The ladder is angled in such a way that it occupies less space on the floor and the desk has built-in corner shelves that provide extra storage.

This twin-overtwin Wooden bunk beds single bunk desk bed is constructed of top quality spruce, poplar, and comes in an attractive natural finish or dark cherry. The beds are fitted with a full-size mattress and don't need a box spring, and the study area beneath the upper bed has an office desk, drawers for books, and shelves to organize. The angled ladder can be adjusted to accommodate different ceiling heights and the built-in storage provides plenty of space for toys and books.

Design

The ideal bedroom furniture set is a bunk bed with desk. It is a great place for homework and reading. This is a great option for small bedrooms or even an apartment with just one room. Bunk beds with desks come in a range of styles and layouts with sleek metal frames to luxurious wood options and more. You can also opt for an additional storage option that's built into the staircase. These stairs have drawers to store clothes or shoes that go with the desk beneath them.

If you're looking for a simple, minimalistic design that is easy to put up and take down, think about this twin loft bed with desk by Viv + Rae(tm). The mattress, slats and guardrails are all included. It is compatible with both twin and full-sized mattresses, and does not require a boxspring. The bed comes with a small desk and a bookcase which includes three shelves. You can also add a chair to make a perfect study station.

This striking white bunk bed is a great option for those looking to save space. It features an L-shaped desk with shelving on the opposite side of the seating area. You can also choose the keyboard drawer, which has an opening that can be slide out to save space on your desk. This is a perfect example of a compact bunk bed with desk that's ideal for a shared room or studio apartment.

This wooden-framed bunkbed that comes with an integrated desk and dresser is ideal for people who have a DIY spirit. Its perpendicularly mounted lower twin bed is sat on casters, allowing it to move around as required. The desk is the main feature of this spacious framework. It has ample drawers that flank both seating areas, and shelves above.

Another option that's great for teenagers and kids is this free-standing bed with desk. The ladder is angled and has flat rungs and is simple to climb. The desk is at the top of the bunk.

This DIY project, which is part of the "4 Men 1 Lady" blog, demonstrates how to build twin bunk beds that have an integrated desk using pipe and fittings. The railing on the upper bunk is constructed from a Single Socket T Flange fitting, a Single bed bunk bed with desk Socket T 90 Degree Elbow. If you'd prefer an older-fashioned design, you can use Kee Klamp or standard threaded pipe connectors to make the bunk with desk attached.

Safety

When most people think of bunk beds, they imagine two twin beds stacked on one another. While this is a common arrangement, there are plenty of other options available. You can choose a twin-over-full loft bed with a desk if have two kids sharing the bedroom, or opt for a design that is dual-functional like this one by Viv + Rae (tm). Its slats eliminate the need for a mattress box spring, and it comes with a sturdy ladder as well as a guardrail. The bottom bunk can be used as a twin or converted into a desk by adding a trundle (sold separately). This allows you to host sleepover guests with fashion and ease.

While most bunk beds are designed with security in mind, you can further increase your child's comfort as well as safety by following a few simple guidelines. First, make sure that the beds are placed against two perpendicular walls to provide stability and prevent falls. Also, keep the area around the beds clean and free of clutter so that your children can safely climb up and down the ladder. It's also a good idea to teach your kids how to use the ladder properly while stressing that it's not a playground. Also, you should be careful not to hang items from the guard rails on the top bunk, like belts or scarves because these could potentially strangle your kids should they fall into them.

A bunk bed that has an integrated desk that is perfect for small rooms where you want to maximize your space. It's also a great option for kids who want to have their own study area without taking up too much area on the floor. Some of these beds have an angled ladder that sits over the desk. This makes them more convenient for taller people to climb up. These beds typically be smaller than bunk beds with ladders integrated into the frame.

For a bunk bed that offers lots of desk space and ample storage space, take a look at this model from Pottery Barn Teen. The L-shaped layout of this bunk bed lets it be tucked away in a compact space, but still offer plenty of surface area for homework and crafts. Along with a large top bunk, this bed comes with a pull-out trundle for overnight guests and comes in six finishes choices.

Storage

Bunk beds that have desks are a smart way to save space and give your child a comfortable spot to work and study. They often have built-in storage that is ideal for storing blankets and pillows, toys, clothing books, and other items. They can also serve as a desk for computers, a reading nook or as a place to play games and make crafts. Some models feature an integrated bulletin board which can be useful for hanging school equipment or important reminders.

A single bunk bed with desk is a great choice for kids who have a smaller bedroom or live in a small space. These beds are great for older siblings that want to be close to their younger siblings. These beds usually come with a trundle beneath that allows guests staying overnight to rest comfortably.

This kind of bunk bed has no sharp edges, unlike traditional bunk beds with ladders. This is a huge benefit for parents who are concerned about their children falling out of the top bunk or having a tough time climbing up the ladder in the night. These bunks are also a good option for children who are potty-trained as they have access to a toilet.

This wooden option is perfect for those who need one bunk bed with a desk. It is a classic style with a clean-lined design and rails with slats. It also has plenty of storage space, including a built-in dresser with three drawers and a desk that offers lots of workspace for homework or school projects. The bunk bed is equipped with a trundle. It's perfect for guests who are staying over on a weekend.

This unique bunk bed for kids with desk provides plenty of storage and desk space that can easily accommodate a laptop. Its angled ladder utilizes fixed wood panels instead of metal vertical rungs made of DIY that make it more appealing in modern, farmhouse and transitional styles. It also comes with an built-in desk with four drawers, three shelves and a smaller desk. This makes it more storage. This bunk bed was constructed with Kee Klamp fittings. These allow you to easily disassemble and reassemble if you decide to change the layout.