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

A tiny loft bed is a fantastic option for a child's room because it allows them to use the space below for play or for studying. This West Elm pick has a elegant Mid-Century design and comes in two different finishes.

It is a bit of a task to put together however, the instructions are clear and straightforward. This loft bed is suitable for mattresses that are 9 inches and less. Anything higher could exceed the safety railings.

Storage

A loft bed might seem like a nebulous way to free up space for storage but it can be a great option. For instance, instead of the traditional 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 bed can also be utilized as a workstation which allows children to have an office space for homework or other chores without encroaching upon the living space of a small space.

A lot of loft beds for kids come with a desk area underneath, but you can also add one to a regular loft bed by building it yourself or adapting the space underneath the bed with some auxiliary shelving and a built-in desk. For example this loft bed from Wayfair (shown in white) has a desk built into the front of the bunk and a bookshelf that has an adjustable ladder that doubles as the side rails. The simple design of this bunk makes it ideal for any kid's bedroom and the safety rails that are slatted are ideal for rooms with low ceilings.

Another alternative is to use a loft bed as a dresser, and this model from Ikea has an impressive amount of storage space. The loft bed comes in a variety of finishes to match different styles of decor including rustic and modern. The lower part of the loft has two drawers, while the top opens to reveal more storage space. This model is a good option for those seeking to transform their bedroom into a home office or for children who need plenty of room for toys and bunk and loft books.

It is possible to transform your loft into a library for your child who enjoys reading by adding shelves and a beanbag chair where they can curl up with their favorite book. You can create a beautiful composition using a rug, some chairs or tables, and a few baskets or boxes to store additional items.

A loft bed that's converted into a playhouse is a great choice for a young child, but the design can still be appreciated by teens who may need an area to study and do homework. This model from Kidkraft is a little simpler to construct than other models, and it comes with a set of plans that provide step-by-step instructions with pictures for cutting the parts as well as assembling the bunk and building the stairs. It also includes an inventory of the tools and materials you'll require to begin.

Space

The space created beneath small loft beds can be just as important as the bed itself. This extra room can be used to store things as well as a desk or even a comfortable sitting area. This is an excellent option to create a unique design element to a small adult bedroom, a child’s room, or even a studio.

A loft bed can be a great option to add a touch of rustic chic or an industrial feel to rooms with low ceilings. For example this bed in a studio from Polish interior firm Home and Wood has a minimalist black ladder leading up to the mattress set on the wooden platform. A simple chair and a few other pieces of furniture complete the design.

If your ceilings are tall enough, you can go further with a loft bed. Pottery Barn Waverly loft beds, for instance, come in two sizes with various finishes. They also come with plenty of space underneath the bed, which gives you a comfortable bed and more space. Another option that is great is this X-shaped bunk bed from DHP which comes with staggered steps and a slide for easy access and safety.

The loft bed with futon bed has an area at the bottom which can be used as an area for study or play. It includes benches and storage cubbies as well being a stairway leading to the top bunk bed. This is a fantastic option for children's bedrooms or for teen's rooms and can be rearranged as your children grow up and out of it.

Many loft beds have built-in shelves. This is particularly useful for homes with a limited space or if you want to keep your books and other knick-knacks away from the floor. A cozy reading space with a lamp as well as comfortable seating is another excellent way to use this space, and it's particularly useful for an adult or teen's room.

A loft bed can also be an ideal workstation for in a dorm. This Naomi Home full loft bunk bed bed with a desk that slides out and has ample space for a desktop and laptop, plus shelving units on both sides to store toys, books, and other items.

Fun

You can make a loft bed fun for your kids. It's not just about storage and space. A small slide under the heavy duty loft beds for adults bed could be a fun way to add a bit of play in your child's bedroom. It also allows for an easy and quick descent from the top bunk. This kids' bed from DONCO has a built-in slide and ladder that is sure to delight any kid, and it's possible to add to later if they'd prefer to take the easy route up in the future.

If slides aren't for your child, then you can still make your loft bed cool by turning the lower part into a comfy space with a rug and chairs. The comfortable space can be used for reading, relaxing, playing games or watching television with friends and bunk and loft is the perfect way to keep their space tidy while providing a great spot to hang out.

Kids can feel like they are in their own private castle when their loft is designed to resemble an old-fashioned cabin with a roof accent and windows. You can also give the loft a unique appearance by using wallpapers, wall paint or stickers that resemble a forest the sky or any other outdoor element. Your kids will love playing and having sleepovers in their cozy cabin, particularly on snowy days.

You could also add a bit of style to your home by replacing the ladder with a spiral staircase. You can purchase one of these spiral staircases or build your own for a tiny floating loft bed bed, as seen in the bedroom designs on HGTV. The spiral staircase features an attractive X design on the side. It can be enlarged as your children get older.

Another great idea is to build a single loft bunk bed bed with a storage and a desk underneath for the kids to work on their homework or other tasks. There are a variety of plans available on the internet for this type of bed. A lot of them are easy enough to build yourself. Consider this plan from House of Wood as an illustration. The plans include all the directions you require, plus a list of supplies and cuts required for each step of the project. This loft bed can fit an entire mattress and offers room beneath for an office or seating.

Safety

Kids love bunk and loft, other, beds, but they're without their risks. Many children are injured by bunk and loft beds every year, with injuries ranging from broken bones, cuts and scrapes and head and neck injuries. Luckily, most of these injuries can be prevented or avoided with the right safety measures in place.

The first thing to do is make sure that the bunk bed or loft bed is correctly placed in the room. It should not be against the wall as this can cause children to get trapped between the bunk's wall and the top. There should be at three inches between the bottom of the guardrail and the top of your mattress foundation.

When positioning the bunk bed ensure that it is not in close proximity to things like curtains, blinds, windows and ceiling fans that can obstruct a child's view or cause her to fall off the side of the bunk. The bunk bed should not be set near anything that could hang from the rails such as toys or cords.

Any bunk bed or loft bed must have a solid, sturdy frame. Select a frame made of strong materials such as steel or pine. Another option for a secure and comfortable bed is a slatted platform frame. Bunk and loft beds with a solid platform or slats don't require a box spring and are safer for toddlers.

Look for a loft that has guardrails either side of the upper level, and a ladder you can lock into place. Kids younger than six should not be sleeping on the top bunk, and you should enforce this rule by regularly reminding them of the dangers. Also an evening light placed on the top bunk will aid children in finding their way back to the bottom in the darkness.

Another important safety precaution is to use a loft safety net, that can be attached to the corners of the top bunk to prevent children from falling off. The nets are available in a variety of sizes and colors to fit any decor in the bedroom. They are also simple to set up.