Bunk Beds With Desk - Perfect for a Single Bedroom

Bunk beds that have desks can solve space issues for growing children in smaller areas. They also encourage students to spend more time doing homework and studying.

This l-shaped bed with desk features twin mattresses parallel to one another above a desk constructed of dark stained wood. A staircase with a matching design is an attractive design element.

Features

If your kids are looking for the ultimate study and play station this bunk bed with desk is sure to delight. With a twin on the top and a full-size bed underneath, it accommodates mattresses of any size, does not require a box spring and features guard rails and ladders for security. A small table built-in provides ample storage space and workspace. Open shelves and drawers provide additional options for books, clothing and toys.

This loft bed made of metal with a desk is a perfect choice for teens and kids alike. Its sturdy frame is constructed with High-quality Julian Bowen Lincoln Pine Single Bunk Bed materials, and the sleek silver finish is perfect for any decor. The ladder and the guardrails can be adjusted to fit the height of your ceiling room. The top bunk offers an ample space for a seat, while the bottom bunk provides a comfortable sleeping space. A small desk built-in has a writing surface, two drawers, and three shelves that are open, giving your kids plenty of work space as well as storage space.

The Jacob single bunk Mattress bunk bed with desk elevates storage to a new level, offering an impressive amount of storage space thanks to its twin-sized bed at the top and a full-sized trundle bed on the bottom. The bed comes with a bookcase and dresser that are both twin-sized, providing an additional storage space to your child's room. The large rolling stairway can be used as a playroom or study space as well as the drawers with no noise are perfect for clothes and shoes.

If you're trying to wedge three kids in one room, a bunk bed with the full-size desk and trundle may be the best option for your family. The bed comes with a huge bottom mattress, as well as an trundle that is behind the desk. The ladder is angled to take up less space on the floor, and the desk comes with built-in corner shelves to store extra items.

This twin-over-twin wood bunk with desk is made of premium spruce and birch and comes in a natural or dark cherry finish. The beds are made with a full-size mattress that does not need a box spring. The study area beneath the bed's upper section has a desk, a drawer for supplies and shelves for organization. The angled ladder can be adjusted for different ceiling heights, and the built-in storage provides ample room for toys and books.

Design

A desk and bunk bed is the perfect bedroom furniture combination, adding a homework hub for school and a reading nook to your space. This is a great choice for smaller bedrooms or an apartment that has only one room. Bunk beds with desks come in a range of styles and layouts, from sleek metal frames to rich wood options and more. You can also include additional storage built into the staircase. These ladder-steps feature drawers that can accommodate clothes or shoes, and complement the desk that is framed underneath them.

If you're looking for a simple, minimalistic design that is easy to put up and take down, consider this twin loft bed with desk by Viv + Rae(tm). The mattress, slats and guardrails are all included. It's compatible with twin or full-sized mattresses and doesn't require a box spring. The bed includes an open bookcase with three shelves and a compact desk, and you can also add chairs to create the perfect study area.

This striking whit bunk bed has plenty of utility in its minimal frame, with an L-shaped desk, as well as shelving on both sides of the framed seating area. It also comes with an ergonomic keyboard drawer that has a slide out that saves space on your desk. This compact bunk bed with desk is ideal for a studio or a room shared.

Those with more of a DIY spirit might prefer this wood-framed bunk bed with built-in desk and dresser. The lower twin bed is fixed perpendicularly, and mounted on casters to allow it to be moved as needed. The expansive frame is set on a large desk that has numerous drawers that flank the seating area and additional shelves above.

Another option that is ideal for kids and teens is this free-standing bunk with desk. The ladder that is angled and flat rungs is easy to climb, and the desk sits at the top of the top bunk.

This DIY project, from the "4 Men 1 Lady", blog shows how to build twin bunk beds that have an integrated desk made of pipes and fittings. The railing of the upper bunk is made from a Single Socket T Flange fitting, a Single Socket T 90 Degree Elbow. If you're seeking an older-fashioned style, a bunk with an attached desk could be constructed using traditional threaded pipe fittings, or even Kee Klamp fittings.

Safety

Most people imagine two twin beds placed one on one another when they think of bunk beds. There are many alternatives to the traditional twin-over-full loft bed. You can pick a twin-overfull loft bed with a desk, if you have two children sharing a bedroom, or you can opt for an option that has dual functions like this one by Viv + Rae (tm). The slats on this bed eliminate the need for a mattress box spring, and it includes an incredibly sturdy ladder and guardrail. The bottom bunk can be used as a twin bed or transformed into desk space by adding a Trundle (sold separately). This lets you host sleepover guests in fashion and in comfort.

While bunk beds are intended to be safe however, you can improve your child's safety and comfort by following a few tips. First, ensure that the beds are placed against two walls perpendicular to ensure stability and avoid falls. Also, keep the areas around the beds clean and free of clutter so that your children are able to safely climb up and down the ladder. It is a good idea to teach your children to use the ladder correctly, and to stress that it's not a play area. You should also avoid hanging things from the rails that guard the top bunk, such as belts or scarves, as these could potentially cause strangulation to your children if they get caught in them.

A bunk bed with an integrated desk that is perfect for small rooms where you want to maximize your space. It's a great choice for kids who want their own study area but don't want to take up a lot of space. Some of these beds have an angled ladder that sits over the desk. This makes them more convenient for taller people to climb. They also tend to take up less floor space than bunk beds that have ladders that are part of the frame and extend out in the front.

If you are looking for a bunk bed that has a lot of desk space and ample storage space, take a look at this model from Pottery Barn Teen. The L-shaped design of this bunk bed lets it fit in a small space while still providing enough surface area for crafting and homework. This bunk bed features a spacious top bunk and an ottoman that can be pulled out for guests staying over. It is available in six different colors.

Stores

Bunk beds with desks are a great option to reduce space and provide your child a comfortable spot for studying and homework. The bunk beds usually include storage built in that can be used to store extra blankets and pillows, clothes, books and toys. These bunks offer a small desk surface that doubles as a computer table, a relaxing reading nook, or play area for crafts and games. Some models have a built-in message board that can be used to hang school supplies or important reminders.

A single bunk bed that has a desk is a great choice for kids who have a smaller bedroom or live in a tiny space. These beds are great for older siblings who wish to be close to their younger siblings. These beds are usually equipped with a trundle to allow guests to rest comfortably.

This type of bunk bed does not have sharp corners, unlike traditional bunk beds, which have a ladder. This is great for parents who are concerned about their kids falling off the top bunk or having a tough time climbing up the ladder at night. These bunks are an excellent option for children who have been potty trained and can easily access the toilet.

If you're looking for an individual bunk bed with desk, this wood option is a great one. It has a classic design with a clean, sleek design and rails that are slatted. It also comes with plenty of storage space, including a built-in dresser with three drawers and a desk that provides plenty of space for homework or school projects. The bed also comes with a trundle, making it the perfect choice for guests staying for the weekend.

This unique kids bunk bed with a desk offers tons of storage space and desk space that can easily fit laptops. The angled ladder is constructed using fixed wood panels instead of the metal vertical rungs that are made from DIY, which makes it more appealing in Panana Modern White Single Bunk Bed Frame, farmhouse and transitional styles. It also has a built-in desk that has a combination of three shelves, four drawers and smaller desk. This allows for more storage. The bunk bed was constructed using Kee Klamp fittings, which make it relatively simple to disassemble and reassemble the frame should you decide to change its arrangement.