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bunk bed with table With Desks Bunk beds with a desk can help children feel more organized and inspire creative play. They can be difficult to purchase, especially when safety is an issue. Some of our top choices include an angled staircase that is safe and occupies less space, as well being a trundle under the lower bunk to accommodate guests who arrive at the last minute. IKEA KALLAX Bunk bed Bunk beds with a desk are an excellent method to make the most of your bedroom space and also add a unique design. These beds are popular with teens and children, but they can also be put in for adult bedrooms to create a study or reading space. They also have plenty of storage space for books and other things. Some models have the option of a pull-out desk to make it easier to work, while others come with a built-in desk and shelving. Based on your needs and budget there are modern bunk beds that have desks made of wood, metal, or other materials. IKEA KALLAX is a popular option for children. It comes in multiple colors, and its simple design makes it elegant and practical. It can be used as a single bed, or with a futon on the bottom. The KALLAX has an integrated shelf that can be used to store books, toys, or other items. Some reviewers have noted that the bunk bed is sturdy enough for adults to sleep on, but it's crucial to follow the safety guidelines set by the manufacturer to prevent overheating or falling off the top. IKEA Stora loft beds with desks and drawers are another alternative. This model is similar in design and comes in a variety of colors including pink. Its solid pine construction is robust and attractive, however some reviewers have stated that it takes some time to assemble. There is also a DIY loft bed on Instagram that uses IKEA KALLAX units to form frames and support the mattress. The creator calls this a “reading space” she created for her daughters. The base is made up of three KALLAX units stacked vertically, and fixed to the ground with four wooden posts. She used a wooden board to reinforce the steps on the KALLAX unit after hearing “cracks” while climbing the steps. This DIY is an excellent idea for those who want to save money and have an understanding of the weight IKEA KALLAX units can hold. IKEA loft bed customers are generally very satisfied with the affordable cost and simple assembly instructions. Some customers have complained about squeaks and other durability issues. Oeuf Perch Bunk In contrast to other bunk beds that make a bunk-room-in-the-sky appear too childish, this one is an elegant minimalist. It is a streamlined version of IKEA's popular design. Many reviews are raving about its durability and versatility. However, it needs a high ceiling height for it to be practical and doesn't appear right in every space. The Perch Bunk is designed to grow with your child. It can be separated into two beds: a loft and a lower twin bed. This gives you a variety of configuration options. Its small footprint makes it possible to add additional furniture and play. The ladder with an angled design is easy to climb and is able to be positioned securely on either side of the bunk. The lower bed can be used as a Montessori floor bed or even a fort, says Oeuf co-founder Sophie Demenge while the loft configuration lets kids have their own space to play and work at home. If you have a room that is taller you can make use of the Ladder Conversion Kit to extend the ladder that slopes and make it vertical. This steel bunk is the heaviest option on our list, but it's also built to last, says Fenton. “These are bunks that you would find in hotels. They're built like tanks.” In addition to its extremely sturdy construction, it's notable as the most flexible and affordable option on our list (the most affordable bunk bed made of wood we tested). Additionally, it's available in 17 colors which makes it a desirable choice for grown-ups as well as children. Whether you're building a bunk bed for your kids or for yourself, the most important thing to a successful design is making sure there's enough head clearance to comfortably accommodate both mattresses, as well as to allow for the upper sleeper to to sit up in bed. Before buying, we recommend measuring your ceiling's height and comparing it with the recommended clearances of each of our choices. If you have a really low ceiling, consider a design that puts the mattress directly on the floor (like this West Elm bunk), instead of soaring above it. It could mean you lose some storage space underneath however it will free more space for playing and reading. Room and Board Tanker Bunk The Room and Board Tanker bunk is a great option for those looking to have a bunk that looks like a shoe locker. It comes with a set of metal bars that fit into pre-cut holes in the footlocker's bottom and are firmly held together by cotter pins. The Tanker Bunk has a built-in table as well as an LED light that clips onto the top footlocker. The desk is low for a bed which includes bunks and the bed had numerous areas of damage at the time I purchased it. Room & Board Perch Bunk If you're planning to purchase bunk beds, choose one that is constructed to last and will grow with your children. Look for a sturdy construction and high-quality materials, such as solid wood instead of MDF or particle board. Consider whether the ladder will be placed at the bottom of the bed or placed against the wall. Bunks with ladders at the end can leave the bottom of the lower bunks unlocked which makes it easier for children to get into the bed. Angled ladders stick out slightly further and may be more difficult to climb but they use less space than straight ladders and could be more secure for children younger than. Choose a bunk bed with built-in storage drawers to increase its durability. This allows kids to keep blankets and toys away from view, making the room more neat and organized. The Pottery Barn Kids bunk bed above features built-in drawers as well as stairs. This is convenient for both kids and parents. This model is GREENGUARD Gold Certified. It has been tested for rigor in chemical emissions, and contributes to cleaner air, and fresher air. If your children are on the taller side it is possible to consider a high-low bunk. The top bunk is higher than the lower bed, which allows your kids to spread out while they sleep. They are also ideal for older children who want to be in a quiet space in their rooms. If you want your children' bunk beds to last well into their teens Consider getting a twin that is extra-long or even full-over-full size mattresses for the lower and upper bunks. The mattresses will be comfortable for everyone up to adult size (including adults, eventually) and still fit in the bunks in case your children decide to move into separate rooms. The Room & Board Perch Bunk is a good example. It comes in twin-over-full and twin-over-twin options, so you can modify the configuration to suit your preferences. It's also GREENGUARD-Gold Certified and made of sustainable sourced birch, which means you can rest assured that it's safe for your children.