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

A childrens loft bunk beds bed that is small can be a wonderful option for a room for children as it lets them to use the space below for playing or for studying. This West Elm pick has a elegant Mid-Century design and comes in two finishes.

It is a bit of a task to put together however the instructions are simple and clear. Note that this loft bed is only used with mattresses that are 9 inches or less; anything higher risks extending beyond the safety guard rails.

Storage

A loft bed might seem like an inconvenient solution to make space for storage but it can be a great alternative. For instance, rather than a large bookcase that takes up floor space the lofted bed could be used as a bookcase, and the sides can be used for other things like a reading nook or display shelves. A lofted mattress could be used to create an office for children, which allows them to do their homework and other chores in a compact space, without taking up valuable living space.

Many kids' loft beds include a desk nook underneath, but you could also add one to any regular loft bed by constructing it yourself or modifying the space underneath the bed with some auxiliary shelves and a improvised desk. For instance, this loft bed from Wayfair (shown in white) includes a desk that is tucked into the bunk's front and a bookshelf with an adjustable ladder which doubles as side rails. The simple design of the bunk makes it a good fit for any kid's bedroom and the safety rails with slats are suitable for rooms with low ceilings.

Another option is to make use of an loft bed to create dresser and this model from Ikea has an impressive amount of storage space. The loft bed is available in a variety finishes to match different styles of decor including rustic and modern. The bottom of the loft is home to two drawers. The top opens to reveal additional storage space. This model is ideal for adults who want to convert their bedroom an office, or for children with a large collection of toys and books.

If you have a kid who is a reader, you could turn your loft into a mini library by adding some shelves and a cozy bean bag chair that can be used to curl in with a good book. You can also make an attractive composition by incorporating an area rug, a couple of chairs, a coffee table, and some boxes or baskets for storage.

This loft bed is an excellent choice for young children, but teens can also appreciate the design if they require an area to do their homework or study. This model from Kidkraft is a bit more straightforward to construct than others, and it comes with plans that include step-by-step directions with pictures of cutting the pieces as well as assembling the bunk and making the stairs. The plans come with an inventory of the tools and materials you'll need.

Space

The space created under the small loft beds can be as important as the bed. This extra room can be used for storage or a desk, or a comfy sitting space. It is also an opportunity to make an attractive design statement in a tiny bedroom for adults, a child's room or even a studio for teens.

Loft beds are a great option to give a room with low ceilings a rustic, chic or industrial look. This bed, made by the Polish interior firm Home and Wood, has a simple ladder that leads to a mattress that is set on the wooden platform. A simple chair and a few other pieces of furniture complete the design.

If your ceilings are high enough, you can get further with a loft bed. Pottery Barn's Waverly loft bed, for instance is available in two sizes and a variety of finish options with plenty of room underneath to give you a comfy bed and more space. Another option to consider is the X-shaped bunk bed from DHP that comes with the slide and steps that are staggered to make it easy to access and ensure security.

This loft bed has a bottom section that can be used as a playroom or study area. It includes an upholstered bench and storage cubbies as well an stairway that leads to the top bunk bed. This loft bed is perfect for teen bedrooms or kids rooms. It can be reconfigured to meet the needs of your child as they develop.

Many loft beds have built-in bookshelves as part of the design. This is especially useful for homes with limited space or if you prefer to keep your books and other knick-knacks away from the floor. Making a cozy reading area with a lamp and comfortable seating is a great idea to make use of this space and is especially beneficial for a teen or adult's room.

A loft bed is also a great workstation for a dorm. This Naomi Home twin loft bunk Bed with desk bed with a desk that slides out, and offers plenty of space for a laptop or desktop as well as shelving units on both sides to store toys, books, and other items.

Fun

Getting a loft bed for your kids doesn't just mean storage and space, but you can also make it a fun experience. A small slide underneath the loft bed could be an exciting method of adding some fun to your child's space. It also allows for a quick and simple descent from the top bunk. This kids' bed from DONCO has a built-in slide and ladder that is sure to please any child, and can be put to later if they want to take the easy route to the top in the near future.

If slides are not suitable for your child, you can still keep your loft bed cool by transforming the lower portion into a cozy area with chairs and a rug. The comfortable space can be used for reading, relaxing and playing games or watching TV with your friends. It's the perfect place to keep your room neat and also provide a nice space to relax.

Kids can feel like they are in their own private castle when their loft is designed to look like a cabin with windows and a roof accent. You can give your loft a unique design by putting up wallpapers or wall stickers that are reminiscent of a forest, sky or other outdoor elements. Your children will enjoy playing and sleeping in their cabin, especially on snowy days.

You can also add a little design to your home by replacing the ladder with spiral staircase. You can buy one of these stairs or make your own for a small loft 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 grow.

Another cool idea is to build a loft bed with a desk and storage beneath for your kids to work on their homework or other tasks. There are plenty of plans online for this type of bed. Many are easy enough to construct on your own, as shown in this design from House of Wood. The plans come with all the necessary instructions along with the list of materials and cuts required for each part of the project. The loft bed is big enough to accommodate a large bed, and it has room underneath for seating, a desk or an extra seat.

Safety

Loft and bunk beds are a favorite among children but they also carry dangers. Every year, bunk beds and loft beds are the cause of injuries to thousands of children, which include neck and head fractures, broken bones and scrapes and cuts. Fortunately, the majority of injuries can be prevented or avoided with the right precautions in place.

The first step is to ensure the loft bed or bunk bed is positioned correctly in the room. It should not be positioned against the wall as this could cause children to be trapped between the wall and the top of the bunk bed. Instead, allow a clear space of at minimum 3.5 inches between the bottom edge of the guard rail and the top of the mattress foundation.

When putting the bunk bed in place ensure that it is far from things like blinds, curtains windows, and ceiling fans that can obstruct the view of a child, or cause her to fall off the bunk's side. The bunk bed should not be placed close to anything that hangs from the rails, like cords or toys.

Any bunk bed or loft bed should have an extremely solid frame. Pick a frame constructed of durable materials such as metal loft bed or pine. Another option for a safe and comfortable bed is a slatted platform or frame. Loft and bunk beds with an slatted solid platform or solid platform doesn't require boxsprings, which are more secure for children.

Look for an area with guardrails either side of the single top bunk bed level and a ladder that you are able to lock into place. Children younger than six years old should not be sleeping 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 aid children in finding their way down in the dark.

Another crucial safety measure is to use a loft bunk safety net that can be attached to the corners of the top bunk and prevents children from falling off. They are available in a wide range of sizes and colors to match any bedroom decor and are simple to put up.