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

A small loft bed is a fantastic option for a child's bedroom, as it allows children to use the space below for playing or studying. This West Elm pick has a sleek Mid-Century design and is available in two finishes.

It requires some assembly, but the instructions are clear and straightforward. Note that this loft bed should only be used with a mattress of 9 inches or less. Anything higher could extend beyond the safety rails.

Storage

It might be a bit awkward to use the loft bed as a way to increase storage space, but it is a very useful idea. For instance, instead of a large bookcase that takes up the floor A lofted bed could serve as one--and the sides can be used for other purposes like a reading nook or display shelves. A lofted mattress could be used to create a workstation for a child and allows them to do their homework and other tasks in a tiny space, without taking up valuable living space.

Many loft beds for kids include a desk nook underneath, but you could also add one to any regular loft bed by building it yourself or modifying the space beneath the bed with some auxiliary shelves and a improvised desk. For example this loft bed from Wayfair (shown in white) has a desk built into the bunk's front and a bookcase with an adjustable ladder that doubles as the rails on the sides. The bunk's simple design is ideal for a child's bedroom and the slatted rails make it ideal for rooms with low ceilings.

Another alternative is to use a loft bed as dresser, and this model from Ikea has an impressive quantity of storage space. It comes in a variety of styles to match a variety of decor styles such as contemporary and rustic. The bottom of the loft is equipped with two drawers while the top opens to reveal more storage space. This is a great option for adults seeking to transform their bedroom into a workspace for their home or for children who need plenty of space to store their books and toys.

If you have a child who is a reader then you can transform your loft into a little library by adding shelves and a comfy bean bag chair for curling up with a great book. You can also create an attractive composition by incorporating small area rugs, a couple of chairs, a coffee table, and a few baskets or boxes for additional storage.

This loft bed is a fantastic option for children who are young, but teens can also appreciate the design if they need a place to study or do homework. This model from Kidkraft is a bit simpler to construct than other models and comes with a set of plans that includes step-by-step instructions with illustrations for cutting the parts and assembling the bunk and making the stairs. It also comes with a list of tools and other materials will be required to start.

Space

When it comes to tiny teenager loft bed beds the space they open underneath is often just as important as the bed itself. This extra space can be used as an office space or as an area for sitting. This is an ideal method to add a unique design element to a tiny bedroom for adults, a child’s room, or a studio apartment.

A loft bed can be a great way to add a touch of rustic chic or an industrial look to rooms with low ceilings. This bed, which is part of the Polish interior firm Home and Wood, has a minimalist ladder that leads up to a mattress set on a wooden platform. A simple chair, with a few accent pieces adds to the overall look.

If your ceilings high enough, a loft-style bed could be even more spacious. Pottery Barn Waverly loft beds for instance, come in two sizes, and various finishes. They also come with plenty of space underneath the bed, high which gives you an incredibly comfortable bed and plenty of space. Another option to consider is the X-shaped bunk bed from DHP which comes with the slide and steps that are staggered for easy access and safety.

The bottom of this loft bed can be used as a study area or playroom, with a mix of open cubbies, drawers for storage, as well as a bench seat that doubles as stairs to the top bed. This is a great choice for kids' bedrooms or for teen's rooms, and it can be reconfigured as your children grow up and out of it.

Many loft beds come with built-in bookshelves as a part of the design. This is especially helpful for homes with limited space or if you simply prefer to keep your knick-knacks and books off the floor. This space can be utilized to create a relaxing reading area with an e-reader, a comfortable chair and some comfy furniture. It's great for an adult loft bed or teen's bedroom.

A loft bed can even be used as a workstation in a dorm room. This loft bed with a pull-out desk by Naomi Home has plenty of space for laptops and a desktop, as well as shelves on each side to store books and toys as well as other items.

Fun

Getting a loft bed for your kids isn't just about storage and space, you can also make it enjoyable. A small slide beneath the gaming loft bed bed is a great option to bring some playtime action to their bedroom and also an easy and quick climb out of the top bunk. This DONCO kids' bed comes with a built in slide and ladder, which is sure to delight any child. It could be added later if the child decides to take the simpler route up.

If slides aren't a good fit for your child but you can still add a unique aspect to their loft bed by turning the bottom level into a relaxing hangout space with a couple of chairs and rug. The cozy spot can be used for reading, relaxing and playing games or watching TV with friends and is the perfect place to keep their room tidy and also provide a nice space to relax.

When their loft is designed to resemble an actual cabin, with windows and a roof accent, kids will feel like they're in their own castle. You can give your loft a unique appearance by using wallpapers, wall stickers or paints that are reminiscent of a forest, sky or other outdoor elements. Your kids will love sleeping in their loft, especially on snowy days.

For an extra touch of flair, you can also switch out a standard ladder to a more exciting spiral staircase. You can buy one of these staircases or create your own to fit in a small loft bed as shown in this bedroom design from HGTV. The spiral staircase features an attractive X shape on the side. It can be enlarged as your children get older.

Another idea that is cool is to create a loft bed that has a storage and a desk underneath for the children to work on their homework or other chores. There are a variety of plans available online for this type of bed. A lot of them are easy to build yourself. Take this design from House of Wood as an illustration. The plans include all instructions as well as a list of the required materials and cuts for each component. This loft bed can fit an entire mattress and provides space beneath for seating or a desk.

Safety

Bunk and loft beds are popular with kids but they also carry risks. 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. The majority of these injuries can be avoided or prevented by implementing the proper precautions.

The first step is to ensure the loft bed is placed correctly in the room. It shouldn't be placed against the wall since this could cause children to become wedged between the bunk's wall and the top of the mattress. There should be at least 3 inches between the bottom of the guardrail and the top of your mattress foundation.

When you are putting the bunk bed up, be sure that it is away from things like curtains, blinds windows, ceiling fans and blinds that can obstruct the view of a child, or cause her to fall off the side of the bunk. The bunk should not be situated near anything that can hang from the rails, including cords or toys.

A bunk bed or loft bed must have an extremely solid frame. Look for a frame made of durable materials, like pine or steel. Another option for a secure and comfortable bed is a slatted platform or frame. Loft and bunk beds that have solid slats or a solid platform do not require a boxspring, which is safer for young children.

Look for an area with guardrails on either side of the upper level, and a ladder you can lock into place. Children younger than 6 should not sleep on the top bunk, and make sure you enforce this rule regularly by reminding them of the dangers. Also an evening light placed on the top bunk can aid children in finding their way back to the bottom in the darkness.

Another crucial safety measure is to put up a loft safety net, that is attached to the corners of the top bunk and keeps children from falling off. These nets come in different colors and sizes to match any bedroom decor. They are also easy to install.