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

A small loft bed is a popular option for kids' rooms which allows the kids to make use of the space beneath to play or study. This West Elm choice has a elegant Mid-Century design and comes in two finishes.

The instructions are simple and simple to follow. It is important to note that this loft bed loft is only used with a mattress 9 inches or less. Anything higher could extend beyond the safety rails.

Stores

It might seem unaffordable to use the loft bed king size bed as a way to create more storage space, but it can be extremely useful. For instance, rather than a large bookcase that takes up the floor space A lofted bed could be used as a bookcase, and the sides can be used to create other uses such as a reading nook or display shelves. A lofted bed can also be utilized as a workstation, allowing a child to create a workspace for doing homework and other tasks without taking up living space in a small space.

Many kids' lofts beds have a desk space beneath. You can add one to any 4ft loft bed bed or build it yourself, or adapting the space underneath the bed by using shelves as well as an unintentional table. For example this loft bed from Wayfair (shown in white) features a desk tucked into the bunk's front and a bookshelf with an adjustable ladder that doubles as side rails. The minimalist design of the bunk makes it a good fit for any bedroom with kids and the safety rails with slats are ideal for rooms with low ceilings.

Another option is to make use of a loft bed as dresser and this model from Ikea has an impressive quantity of storage space. It is available in various styles to match different styles of decorating such as contemporary and rustic. The bottom of the loft is equipped with two drawers while the top opens up to reveal additional storage space. This design is perfect for adults who want to convert their bedroom into an office, or for kids with lots of books and toys.

You can transform your loft into a library for a child who loves to read 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 as well as a table and a few boxes or baskets to store additional items.

A loft bed that's built into a playhouse is a great option for a child who is just starting out however, the design can still be appreciated by teens who might require a space to work from and study. This model from Kidkraft is a little simpler to construct than others and comes with plans that includes step-by-step instructions with illustrations of cutting the pieces and assembling the bunk and building the stairs. It also comes with the list of tools and other materials you'll need to get started.

Space

In the case of small loft beds the space they open up beneath them is often just as important as the bed itself. This extra room could be used as storage, a desk, or a cozy sitting area. It could also be an opportunity to create a distinctive design statement in a small bedroom for adults, a kid's room or even a studio for teenagers.

A loft bed is a great way to add a bit of rustic chic or an industrial feel to a room with low ceilings. For instance this bed in a studio from Polish interior firm Home and Wood has a minimalist black ladder that leads to the mattress set on a wooden platform. A simple chair and a few other pieces of furniture complete the look.

If your ceilings are tall enough, you can make them further with a loft bed. Pottery Barn Waverly loft beds, for instance, are available in two sizes and various finishes. They also have plenty of space underneath the bed to provide a comfortable bed and more space. This X-l shaped loft bunk bed DHP bunk bed is another great option. It features staggered stairs and a slide to ensure the highest level of safety and easy access.

The bottom of this floating loft bed bed could be used as a study area or playroom, with a mix of open cubbies and drawers for storage, as well as an ottoman that doubles as a staircase to the top bed. This loft bed is perfect for bedrooms for teens or children rooms. It can be reconfigured to meet the needs of your child as they become more mature.

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

A loft bed can even be used as a workstation in a dorm room. This Naomi Home loft bed with a desk that pulls out, and offers plenty of space for a desktop and laptop, plus shelving units on both sides to store books, toys and other things.

Fun

Getting a loft bed for your kids does not just mean storage space, it can also make it a fun experience. A small slide beneath the loft bed is a great option to add some fun to their room, as well as a quick and easy descent out of the top bunk. This bed for kids from DONCO features a slide and ladder that is sure to please any child and it can be added later on if they'd like to take the easy route up in the future.

If slides aren't a good choice for your child, you can still add a cool element to your loft bed by transforming the lower level into a relaxing hangout space with some chairs and a rug. The cozy spot can be used for reading, relaxing, playing games or watching TV with friends and is the perfect way to keep their room tidy while providing a great space to relax.

Kids will feel like they're in their own private castle when their loft is designed to look like a cabin with a roof accent and windows. You can also give your loft a unique appearance by using wallpapers, wall paint or stickers that resemble trees, the sky or some other outdoor element. Your kids will love to retreat into their own little home for sleepovers and playtime particularly on days of snow when they can't go outside.

You can also add some style to your home by replacing the ladder with a spiral staircase. You can purchase one of these staircases or make your own to fit into the loft space like this bedroom design from HGTV. The staircase has a nice X-shape on the side and can be redesigned as your kids get older.

You can also build an office-style loft that has a desk and storage beneath it for your children to complete their homework or any other task. There are many plans available online for this type of bed. A lot of them are simple enough to build yourself. Take this design from House of Wood as an example. The plans include all instructions and a list with the required materials and cuts for each component. This loft bed is spacious enough to accommodate a full-size bed, and it has room underneath for a desk, seating or an extra seat.

Safety

Kids love bunk and loft beds, but they're without risks. Every year, bunk beds and loft beds cause injuries to thousands of children, including head and neck injuries, broken bones, and cuts and scrapes. Fortunately, the majority of injuries are preventable and easily avoided with the right security measures in place.

The first step is to ensure that the bunk bed or loft bed is placed correctly in the room. It should not be placed against the wall, which can cause children to become wedged between the wall and the top of the bunk bed. Instead, you should leave a space of at minimum 3.5 inches between the bottom edge of the guard rail and the top of the mattress foundation.

When putting the bunk in place, make sure it's away from blinds, curtains and windows that could block a child’s view or cause them to fall off. The bunk should not be placed near anything that can hang from the rails, including cords or toys.

A sturdy, solid frame is a must for any bunk or loft bed. Select a frame made from durable materials such as metal or pine. A platform or slatted frame is another option that could be safe and comfortable for your kids. Bunk and loft bed with a solid slatted platform or solid platform doesn't require boxsprings, which are safer for children.

In addition to the frame, look for loft beds that have guardrails on both sides of the top and an incline that can be locked into place. Kids younger than six should not sleep on the top bunk and you should enforce this rule by regularly reminding them of the dangers. A night light on the top bunk could help kids find their own way down in the dark.

Another important safety precaution 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 various sizes and colors to fit any bedroom decor. They are also easy to set up.