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

A loft bed that is small can be a great choice for a room for children, as it allows children to make use of the space below to play or for studying. This West Elm pick has a elegant Mid-Century design and comes in two finishes.

It requires some assembly however, the instructions are clear and straightforward. It is important to note that this loft bed is only used with a mattress 9 inches or less; anything higher risks extending beyond the safety rails.

Storage

It might be a bit awkward to make use of an elevated bed as a way to increase storage space, but it can be incredibly useful. A lofted bed, for example can be used as a bookcase, saving floor space. The sides can also be used to create a reading nook or display shelves. A lofted mattress could be used to create a workstation for a child, which lets them do their homework or other tasks in a compact space without consuming valuable living space.

A lot of loft beds for kids include a desk nook beneath, but you can also add one to a regular loft bed by constructing it yourself or by modifying the space beneath the bed with some auxiliary shelving and an improvised desk. For example, this loft bed from Wayfair (shown in white) features a desk tucked into the bunk's front and a bookshelf that has a ladder which doubles as rails on the sides. The bunk's minimalist design makes it perfect for any kid's bedroom, and the slatted rails make it ideal for rooms with low ceilings.

This model from Ikea offers a lot of storage space. It comes in a variety of designs to fit a variety of decor styles, including rustic and contemporary. The lower part of the double loft bed with desk has two drawers, and the top opens to reveal more storage space. This design is perfect for those who wish to transform their bedroom into an office, or for children with a large collection of toys and books.

You can transform your loft into a library for your child who loves reading by adding shelves and a beanbag chair that they can cuddle up with their favorite book. You can create a beautiful arrangement using a small rug, a chair, a table, and some baskets or boxes to store additional items.

A loft bed that is built into a playhouse is a great option for a child who is just starting out However, the design could still be appreciated by teens who might require a space to study and do homework. This model is easier to construct than other models. It comes with a set of plans that contain step-by-step pictures and instructions to cut the parts for assembling the bunk, as well as building the stairs. The plans come with a list of the tools and supplies you'll need.

Space

When it comes to small loft beds the space they free up beneath them is often just as important as the bed itself. This extra room can be used for storage or a desk, or a comfy sitting space. It is also an opportunity to create an impressive design statement in a tiny bedroom for adults, a child's room, or even a studio for teenagers.

Loft beds are a great way to give a room that has low ceilings a rustic, chic or industrial vibe. This bed, made by the Polish interior firm Home and Wood, has a minimalist ladder that leads up to a mattress set on a wooden loft bed platform. A simple chair, with a few accessories, completes the look.

If your ceilings are tall enough, a full-size loft bed can be even bigger. Pottery Barn Waverly single loft bed beds for instance, come in two sizes with various finishes. They also offer plenty of space beneath the bed, which gives you an incredibly comfortable bed and plenty of space. Another option to consider is the loft bed with an X shape from DHP, which boasts the slide and steps that are staggered to make it easy to access and ensure security.

The bottom portion of this loft bed can be used as a study area or playroom by combining a set of drawers and open cubbies for storage, as well as a bench seat that doubles as stairs to the top bed. This loft bed is perfect for teenager bedrooms or children rooms. It can be reconfigured to fit your child's needs as they develop.

Many loft beds have built-in shelves. This is especially helpful for homes with limited space or if you just prefer to keep your knick-knacks and books off the floor. This space can be utilized to create a relaxing reading area by incorporating the addition of a lamp, seating and some comfy furniture. It's perfect for a teen or adult's bedroom.

A loft bed can even be used as a desk in a dorm. This loft bed with a pull-out desk from Naomi Home offers plenty of space for laptops and a desk and a shelving unit on either side for storing books and toys as well as other items.

Fun

It is possible to make a loft bed enjoyable for your children. It's not just about storage and space. A small slide beneath a loft bed can be an enjoyable way to add some playtime in your child's bedroom. It also permits a quick and simple descent from the top bunk. This bed for kids by DONCO has a built-in slide and ladder that's sure to please any child, and it can be added on later if they decide they'd prefer to go the easy way up in the future.

If slides aren't a good fit for your child but you can still add a fun element to their loft bed by turning the bottom of the bed into a comfortable hangout space with a few chairs and a rug. The comfortable space can be used for reading, relaxing and playing games or watching TV with friends. It's the perfect place to keep their room tidy while also providing a place to hang out.

When their loft is designed to resemble a cabin, complete with windows and a roof accent, kids will feel like they're in their own castle. You can make your loft unique design by putting up wallpapers and wall stickers, or paints that resemble a sky, forest or other outdoor elements. Your kids will love playing and having sleepovers in their cabin, especially during snowy days.

To add a touch of flair, you can also switch out a standard ladder to a more exciting spiral staircase. You can buy one of these spiral staircases or make your own for a tiny loftbed, as seen in the bedroom design on HGTV. The spiral staircase is an attractive X design on the side. It can be enlarged as your children grow.

Another great idea is to build a loft bed with desk and storage underneath for the kids to do their homework or other tasks. There are a variety of plans available online for this type of bed. A lot of them are simple enough to build on your own. Take this design from House of Wood as an illustration. The plans come with all the directions you require as well as a list of supplies and cuts needed to complete the project. This loft bed can be made to fit an entire mattress and offers room beneath for seating or a desk.

Safety

Bunk and loft beds are popular with children but they also carry dangers. Every year, bunk beds and loft beds cause injuries to thousands of children, including neck and head fractures, broken bones as well as scrapes and cuts. Luckily, most of these injuries can be prevented or avoided by putting the proper security measures in place.

The first step is to make sure the bunk or loft bed is placed correctly in the room. It shouldn't be set against the wall, which could result in children being trapped between the wall and the top of the bunk bed. Instead, you should leave a space of at least 3.5 inches between the bottom edge of the guard rail and the top of the mattress foundation.

When positioning the bunk ensure that it is away from blinds, curtains and windows that may interfere with a child's vision or cause them to fall off. The bunk bed should not be positioned close to anything that hangs from the rails such as cords or toys.

A sturdy, solid frame is essential for any bunk or loft bed. Choose a frame that is made of sturdy materials like metal or pine. A slatted frame or platform is another option that can be safe and comfortable for your kids. Bunk and loft beds with an solid platform or slats do not require a boxspring, which is more secure for children.

Look for an area with guardrails either side of the upper level, and a ladder that you are able to lock into place. Children who are younger than six years old shouldn't sleep on the top bunk. Be sure to remind them of the dangers by reminding them often. A night light placed on the top bunk may help kids find their own way to sleep in the dark.

Another crucial safety measure is to put up a loft safety net which attaches to the corners of the top bunk and keeps children from falling off. These nets are available in a variety of sizes and colors to match any decor in the bedroom. They are also easy to put up.