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

A loft bed that is small is a popular option for rooms for children, allowing them to make use of the space below for play or study. This West Elm pick has a sleek Mid-Century design and comes in two different finishes.

It requires some assembly, but the instructions are clear and easy to follow. It is important to note that this loft bed should only be used with a mattress of 9 inches or lower; anything higher risks extending beyond the safety guard rails.

Storage

It may seem inconvenient to make use of an elevated bed as a way to create more storage space, but this can be incredibly useful. A lofted bed, for instance, can be used as a bookcase, saving floor space. The sides can also be used to create a reading space, or display shelves. A lofted bed can be used as a work station, allowing a child to create a workspace to complete homework and other tasks without encroaching on living space in a tiny room.

Many loft beds with desk beds for kids come with a desk area underneath, but you could also add one to a regular loft bed by constructing it yourself or adapting the space beneath the bed by adding some shelves and a improvised desk. For instance, this loft bed from Wayfair (shown in white) includes a desk that is tucked into the front of the bunk and a bookcase with an adjustable ladder which doubles as side rails. The simple design of this bunk makes it ideal for any kids' bedroom and the safety rails that are slatted are suitable for rooms with low ceilings.

This model from Ikea provides plenty of storage space. It is available in various finishes to suit a variety of decor styles such as contemporary and rustic. The bottom of the loft has two drawers while the top opens to reveal more storage space. This model is a good choice for adults who are looking to convert their bedroom into a work space or for children who need plenty of room for toys and books.

If you have a kid who is a reader then you can transform your loft into a library by adding some shelves and a comfy bean bag chair for curling up with a good book. You can also make an adorable composition by adding a little area rug as well as a couple of chairs, a coffee table, and a few baskets or boxes for storage.

This loft bed is a great option for children of all ages however, teens will appreciate the design if they require space to work or study. This model is much easier to build than others. It comes with a set of plans that provide step-by-step pictures and instructions for cutting the parts for assembling the Bunk bed Vs loft bed, as well as building the stairs. It also comes with the list of tools and other materials you'll need to get started.

Space

When it comes to small loft beds the space they open underneath is often as important as the bed itself. This extra space can be used as an office or a comfortable sitting area. This can be an excellent way to add a unique design element to a small adult bedroom or a kid's room or even a studio.

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

If your ceilings high enough, a loft-style bed can be even bigger. Pottery Barn Waverly loft beds for instance, come in two sizes with a variety of finish options. They also offer plenty of space underneath the bed, which gives you a comfortable bed and loft bunk more space. This X-shaped DHP bunk bed is another option. It comes with staggered stairs and a slide to ensure safety and accessibility.

The loft bed has an underside section that can be used as an area for study or play. It has an upholstered bench and storage cubbies as well an stairway that leads to the top bunk bed. This loft bed is ideal for teen bedrooms or kids' rooms. It can be reconfigured to fit your child's needs as they become more mature.

Many loft beds have built-in bookshelves as a part of the design. This is particularly useful for homes with smaller spaces or if you simply prefer to keep knick-knacks or books off the floor. Making a cozy reading area with a lamp and some comfortable seating is another excellent way to use this space, and it's particularly useful for a teenager's or adult's room.

A loft bed could be used as a desk in a dorm room. This Naomi Home loft bed with a desk that pulls out has plenty of room for a laptop or desktop as well as shelving units on both sides to store books, toys, and other items.

Fun

Getting a loft bed for your kids does not just mean storage space, you can also make it enjoyable. A small slide beneath the loft bed is an exciting way to add a bit of play in your child's bedroom. It also offers an easy and quick descent from the top bunk. This DONCO kids' bed has an integrated slide and ladder that will surely delight any child. It is possible to add it later, if the child wants to take the simpler route up.

If slides aren't a great choice for your child but you can still add a fun element to your loft bed by transforming the bottom of the bed into a cozy hangout area with a couple of chairs and rug. The cozy spot can be used for reading, relaxing and playing games or watching television with your friends. It's the perfect place to keep their space tidy while providing a great place to hang out.

Kids can feel like they're in their own little castle when their loft is designed to resemble a cabin with windows and a roof accent. You can also give your loft a unique appearance by using wallpapers, wall paints or stickers that resemble a forest, the sky, or another outdoor feature. Your children will love to be able to retreat into their cozy cabin for sleepovers or playtime, especially on snowy days when they aren't able to go outside.

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 spiral stairs or make your own for a small loft bed, like in the bedroom design on HGTV. The spiral staircase features an attractive X design on the side. It can be enlarged as your children get older.

You can also build an loft with a desk and storage under it for your kids to do their homework or do any other work. You can find a variety of plans online for this type of loft bed, and many are simple enough to do by yourself, such as you see in this plan from House of Wood. The plans include all the instructions you need along with a list of supplies and cuts needed for each part of the project. This loft bed can be made to fit the full size mattress and can be used as an office or seating.

Safety

Loft beds and bunk beds are popular with kids, but they come with risks. Each year, bunk and loft beds result in injuries to thousands of children, which include neck and head injuries, broken bones, as well as scrapes and cuts. Fortunately, the majority of injuries are preventable and easily avoided by putting the proper precautions in place.

The first thing to do is make sure that the loft or bunk bed is placed correctly in the room. It should not be placed against the wall as this can cause children to become trapped between the wall and the top of the bunk bed. There should be at minimum 3 inches between the bottom of the guardrail and the top of the mattress foundation.

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

Every loft or bunk bed must have a solid, sturdy frame. Choose a frame that is constructed from durable materials such as pine or metal. A slatted frame or platform is another option that can be secure and comfortable for your children. Bunk and black loft bed bed with an slatted solid platform or solid platform do not require boxsprings, making it safer for children.

In addition to the frame, search for an loft bed that has guardrails on both sides of the top level, as well as ladders that can be locked 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. A night light on the top bunk can help kids find their own way down in the dark.

Another important safety precaution is to put up a loft safety net that is attached to the corners of the top bunk and prevents children from falling off. They are available in a assortment of sizes and colors to fit any bedroom decor and are simple to set up.