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A Small Loft Bed Makes a Great Choice For Kids' Rooms

A tiny loft bed is a favorite choice for rooms for children which allows the kids to make use of the space beneath for studying or playing. This West Elm pick has a elegant Mid-Century design and is available in two finishes.

The instructions are easy and clear. This loft bed is only suitable for mattresses 9 inches and less. Anything higher may exceed the safety railings.

Stores

A loft bed might seem like a nebulous solution to free up space for storage but it can be an ideal alternative. For instance, rather than the traditional bookcase that takes up the floor space the lofted bed could be used as a bookcase, and the sides can be used for other purposes like a reading nook or display shelves. A lofted bed can be used as a workspace, allowing a child to have an office space to complete homework and other tasks without encroaching on the living space of a small space.

Many kids' loft beds come with a desk area beneath, but you can also add one to any regular loft bed with futon bed by constructing it yourself or modifying the space beneath the bed with a few extra shelving and an improvised desk. For instance, this loft bed from Wayfair (shown in white) includes a desk that is tucked into the front of the bunk and a bookshelf with an adjustable ladder that doubles as rails on the sides. The bunk's simple design makes it perfect for any bedroom for a child and the rails with slats make it perfect for rooms with low ceilings.

Another option is to make use of a loft bed as dresser and this model from Ikea has an impressive amount of storage capacity. The loft bed comes in a variety finishes to fit different styles of decor, including rustic and modern. The loft's bottom features two drawers while the top can be opened to reveal more storage space. This design is perfect for adults who want to convert their bedroom into an office, or for kids with lots of toys and books.

If you have a child who loves to read, you could turn your loft into a library by adding some shelves and a comfy bean bag chair that can be used to curl up with a good book. You can also create a cute composition by adding an area rug and a few chairs and a coffee table and some boxes or baskets to store your books in.

A loft bed that is built into an playhouse is the ideal option for a child who is just starting out However, the design could be enjoyed by teenagers who may need an area to work in and study. This model is much easier to construct than other models. It comes with a set plans that include step-by-step instructions and pictures for cutting the parts for assembling the bunk, as well as making the stairs. The plans include a list of the tools and supplies you'll require.

Space

When it comes to tiny loft beds, the space they free up beneath them is often just as important as the bed itself. The extra space can be used for an office or an area for sitting. This is an ideal method to add a unique design element to a small adult bedroom or a kid's room or a studio apartment.

Loft beds are a great option to give a room that has low ceilings a rustic or industrial vibe. For instance this bed in a studio apartment from Polish interior firm Home and Wood has a minimalist black ladder that leads to the mattress that is set on the wooden platform. A simple chair and a few accent pieces complete the look.

If your ceilings are high enough, you can get even higher with a loft bed. Pottery Barn's Waverly loft bed, for example it comes in two sizes and several options for finishes. It has plenty of space underneath to provide you with a comfortable bed and a whole lot more space. This X-shaped DHP bunk bed is another excellent option. It features an incline staircase that is staggered to ensure maximum security and ease of access.

The loft bed has a bottom section that can be used for an area for study or play. It comes with a bench seat and storage cubbies, as being a stairway leading to the top bunk bed. This loft bed is ideal for teenager bedrooms or children' rooms. It can be rearranged to meet the needs of your child as they develop.

Many loft beds come with built-in bookshelves as a part of the design. This is particularly useful for homes with small spaces or if you just prefer to keep your knick-knacks and books off the floor. This space can be used to create a comfortable reading area by incorporating the addition of a lamp, seating and a comfy sofa. It's great for a teenager's or adult's bedroom.

A loft bed can be an ideal workstation for in a dorm. This Naomi Home loft bed with a desk that pulls out has plenty of room to accommodate a laptop and a computer as well as shelves on both sides to store toys, books and other things.

Fun

You can make a loft bed a fun place for your children. It's not just about storage and space. A small slide underneath a loft bed can be an exciting way to add a bit of play to your child's room. It also permits a quick and simple descent from the top bunk. This kids' bed from DONCO features a slide and ladder that's guaranteed to delight any kid, and it can be added on later if they decide they want to take the easy route to the top in the near future.

If slides aren't a good choice for your child's age, you can still add a cool element to their loft bed by turning the lower level into a cozy hangout area with some chairs and rug. The comfortable space can be used for reading, relaxing, playing games or watching television with friends. It's the perfect way to keep their space tidy while providing a great space to relax.

Kids can feel like they are in their own private castle when their loft is designed to look like an actual cabin with a roof accent and windows. You can even give the loft a distinctive look by using wallpapers, wall paint or stickers that resemble trees, the sky or some other outdoor feature. Your kids will love playing and sleeping in their cabin, especially on snowy days.

You could also add a bit of design to your home by replacing the ladder with a spiral staircase. You can purchase one of these stairs or create your own for a tiny Twin Loft Bunk Bed With Desk bed, as seen in the bedroom design shown on HGTV. The staircase is designed with a beautiful X-shape on the side and can be redesigned as your children get older.

You can also construct a loft with an office and storage underneath it for your kids to do their homework or do any other work. There are plenty of plans online for this kind of loft bed and many are easy enough to build on your own, as shown in this design from House of Wood. The plans include all instructions and a list with the materials and cuts required for each piece. This loft bunk bed with storage bed is spacious enough to accommodate a full-size bed, and it has room underneath for an office, seating area or a seat.

Safety

Kids enjoy loft beds and bunk beds, but they're not free of dangers. Every year, bunk and loft beds result in injuries to thousands of children, which include neck and head injuries, broken bones, as well as scrapes and cuts. Most of these injuries can be avoided or prevented by implementing the proper precautions.

The first thing to do is make sure that the bunk bed or loft bed is placed correctly in the room. It shouldn't be in direct contact with the wall since this could cause children to become stuck between the bunk's wall and the top of the mattress. Instead, leave a space of at minimum 3.5 inches between the bottom edge of the guard rail and the top of the mattress foundation.

When placing the bunk, make sure it's away from curtains, blinds and windows that may hinder a child's view or cause them to fall off. The bunk should not be placed near anything that hangs from the rails, including cords or toys.

A bunk bed or loft bed must be built with an incredibly solid and sturdy frame. Choose a frame that is made of durable materials, like pine or steel. Another option for a secure and comfortable bed is a slatted or slatted frame. Loft and bunk beds that have a solid platform or slats do not require a box spring, which is more secure for children.

In addition to the frame, look for loft beds that have guardrails on both sides of the top level and ladders that can be locked into place. Children younger than six years old should never sleep on the top bunk, and you should enforce this rule regularly by reminding them of the dangers. A night light placed on the top bunk may help kids find their own way down in the dark.

A loft safety net is another important safety measure. It is attached at the corners of the top bunk to prevent children from falling. These nets are available in different sizes and colors to match any bedroom decor. They are also easy to set up.