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

A small loft bed can be a wonderful option for a room for children because it allows children to use the space below for play or for studying. This West Elm choice has a elegant Mid-Century style and comes with two finishes.

The instructions are simple and easy to follow. This loft bed is only suitable for mattresses that are 9 inches or less. Anything higher may extend beyond the safety guardrails.

Storage

It may seem inconvenient to make use of an elevated bed as a way to increase storage space, but it can be extremely useful. For instance, instead of the traditional bookcase that occupies the floor space the lofted bed could be used as a bookcase, and the sides can be used for other purposes such as a reading nook or display shelves. A lofted bed can be used as a work station that allows a child to have an office space for homework or other tasks without taking up the living space of a small room.

Many loft beds for kids come with a desk area beneath, but you can also add one to a regular loft bed by building it yourself or adapting the space underneath the bed by adding some shelves and a improvised desk. For example this loft bed from Wayfair (shown in white) includes a desk that is tucked into the front of the bunk and a bookshelf with an incline that doubles as the rails on the sides. The minimalist design of the bunk makes it suitable for any kids' bedroom and the safety rails that are slatted are suitable for rooms with low ceilings.

Another option is to use an loft bed to create dresser, and this model from Ikea comes with a huge amount of storage capacity. It is available in multiple styles to match various styles of interiors, including rustic and contemporary. 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 those who wish to convert their bedroom into an office, or for children with lots of books and toys.

If you have a child who loves to read, you could turn your loft into a little library by adding some shelves and a comfy bean bag chair for curling in with a good book. You can make a charming composition using a rug, some chairs, a table, and a few baskets or boxes for storage.

A loft bed that is built into a playhouse is the perfect choice for a young child, but the design can still be appreciated by teens who might require a space to work in and study. This model is simpler to build than other models. It comes with set of plans that provide step-by-step pictures and instructions to cut the parts as well as assembling the bunk and making the stairs. It also comes with an inventory of the tools and other materials will be required to start.

Space

In the case of small loft beds the space they open up beneath them is often just as important as the bed itself. The extra space can be used for an office space or as an area for sitting. This is an ideal method to create a unique design feature to a tiny bedroom for adults, a child’s room, or even a studio.

Loft beds are a great option to give a room with low-ceilings a rustic chic or industrial vibe. This bed, from the Polish interior firm Home and Wood, has a simple ladder that leads to a mattress on an wooden platform. A simple chair, with a few accessories make the room look more complete.

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 with a variety of finish options. They also offer plenty of space beneath the bed, which gives you a comfortable bed and more space. This X-shaped DHP bunk bed is another great option. It has an incline staircase that is staggered to ensure safety and accessibility.

The bottom of this loft bed could be used as a study area or playroom by combining a set of drawers and open cubbies for storage and an ottoman that doubles as stairs to the top bed. This is a great choice for kids' bedrooms or for teen's rooms and can be rearranged as your children grow older and move get older and move out.

Many loft beds have built-in shelves. This is especially helpful for homes with limited space or if you prefer to keep knick-knacks and books off the floor. A cozy reading space with a lamp and some comfy seating is another great idea to make use of this space and it's particularly useful for a teenager's or adult's room.

A loft bed can also be an ideal workspace for in a dorm. This Naomi Home loft bed with a desk that slides out and has ample space for a laptop or desktop as well as shelving units on both sides to store books, toys and other items.

Fun

A loft bed for your children does not just mean storage space, it can also make it fun. A small slide underneath the loft bed with steps bed is a great way to add some fun to their room and also an easy and quick climb from the top bunk. This kids' bed from DONCO features a slide and ladder that's sure to please any child and it's possible to add later on if they'd prefer to take the easy route up the road in the future.

If slides aren't a good fit for your child You can still add a fun aspect to their loft bed by turning the lower level into a relaxing hangout space with some chairs and rug. The cozy spot can be used to read, relax and playing games or watching television with your friends. It's the perfect way to keep your room neat while providing a great space to relax.

Kids will feel like they're in their own little castle when their loft is designed to look like an actual cabin with a roof accent and windows. You can also give the loft a unique appearance by using wallpapers, wall paint or stickers that resemble a forest the sky, or another outdoor feature. Your kids will love to escape into their little home for sleepovers and playtime, especially on snowy days when they're not able to go out.

You could also add a bit of flair to your home by replacing an old ladder with an incline staircase. You can buy one of these spiral staircases, or create your own to fit in the loft space like this bedroom design on HGTV. The staircase has a nice design with an X-shape along the sides and can be upgraded as your kids get older.

Another idea that is cool is to build a loft bed with a storage and a desk beneath for your children to work on their homework or other tasks. You can find a variety of plans online for this kind of bed. Many are easy enough to build by yourself, such like this plan from House of Wood. The plans include all the directions you require, plus the list of materials and cuts required for each step of the project. This loft bed can fit an entire mattress and provides space beneath for a desk or seating.

Safety

Bunk and loft beds are a favorite among children however, they carry risks. Children are often injured by loft and bunk beds every year, with injuries ranging from broken bones, cuts and scrapes and head and neck injuries. Fortunately, the majority of these injuries are preventable and easily prevented with the proper safety measures in place.

The first step is to ensure that the loft bed is placed correctly in the room. It should not be placed against the wall, as this can cause children to become wedged between the wall and the top of the bunk bed. Instead, 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 positioning the bunk bed ensure that it is not in close proximity to things like curtains, blinds windows, and ceiling fans that could block the view of a child, or cause her to fall off the Bunk bed loft's edge. The bunk bed should not be positioned near anything that could hang from the rails, like toys or cords.

A sturdy, solid frame is a must for any bunk or loft bed. Find a frame made of durable materials, such as metal or pine. A slatted frame or platform is another option that could be secure and comfortable for your children. Bunk and loft beds with solid slats or a solid platform do not require a box spring, which is safer for toddlers.

Look for a loft with guardrails on either side of the top level, and a ladder that you can lock into place. Children younger than six years old should not sleep on the top bunk. Make sure to warn children of the dangers of sleeping on top bunks by reminding them regularly. Also, a night light placed on the top bunk can help kids find their way back down in the dark.

A loft safety net is an important precaution to take. It is attached at the corners of the top bunk to prevent children from falling. These nets are available in a assortment of sizes and colors to match any bedroom decor and are simple to install.