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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 kids' rooms that allow them to use the space beneath to play or study. This West Elm pick has a elegant Mid-Century design and comes in two different finishes. It requires some assembly however, the instructions are clear and straightforward. Note that this loft bed should only be used with a mattress of 9 inches or lower; anything higher risks extending beyond the safety rails. Stores A loft bed may appear to be a hassle-free solution to make space to store things but it can be a great option. For instance, rather than a large bookcase that takes up the floor, a lofted bed can serve as one—and the sides can be used for other purposes like a reading area or display shelves. A lofted bed can also be used as a work station which allows children to create an office area to complete homework and other tasks without taking up living space in a small room. A lot of loft beds for kids come with a desk area beneath. You can add one to any loft bed, either by building it yourself, or rearranging the space under the bed with a few shelves as well as an improvised table. This loft bed (shown in white) from Wayfair includes a desk that is built into the front, as well as a bookshelf that doubles as a side rail. The bunk's simple design is ideal for a kid's bedroom and the rails with slats make it perfect for rooms with low ceilings. This model from Ikea has plenty of storage space. It is available in various finishes to suit a variety of decor styles, including rustic and contemporary. The bottom of the loft is equipped with two drawers, while the top opens up to reveal more storage space. This is a great option for those seeking to transform their bedroom into a workspace for their home or for children who require plenty of room for books and toys. It is possible to transform your loft into a library for your child who enjoys reading by adding shelves and a beanbag chair to curl up with their favorite book. You can make a charming composition using a rug, some chairs, a table, and some baskets or boxes for storage. double bed loft bed that's converted into a playhouse is a great option for a child who is just starting out However, the design could still be appreciated by teens who may need an area to work in and study. This model from Kidkraft is a little more straightforward to construct than other models, and it comes with plans that includes step-by-step instructions with images for cutting the pieces as well as assembling the bunk and building the stairs. The plans come with an inventory of the tools and materials you'll require. Space When it comes to tiny loft beds the space they free under them is usually as important as the bed itself. This extra space can be used for an office or an area for sitting. It can also be an opportunity to create an impressive design statement in a small bedroom for adults, a child's room or even a studio for teenagers. Loft beds are a great way to give a room with low ceilings a rustic, chic or industrial look. For instance this bed in a studio from Polish interior firm Home and Wood has a minimalist black ladder leading up to the mattress that is set on the wooden platform. A simple chair and a couple of accent pieces complete the design. 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 have plenty of space under the bed, which gives you an incredibly comfortable bed and plenty of space. This X-shaped DHP bunk bed is another option. It features staggered stairs and a slide to ensure the highest level of security and ease of access. The lower part of this loft bed could be used as a study area or playroom by combining a set of open cubbies, drawers for storage, as well as an ottoman that doubles as a staircase to the top bed. This loft bed is ideal for teenager bedrooms or children' rooms. It can be reconfigured to fit your child's needs as they become more mature. Many loft beds are equipped with shelves for books as part of the design. This is especially useful for homes with limited space or if you prefer to keep your books and other knick-knacks away from the floor. Creating a cozy reading nook with a lamp and some comfortable seating is another excellent idea to make use of this space and is especially beneficial for a teenager's or adult's room. A loft bed can be an ideal workspace for a dorm. This Naomi Home loft bed with a desk that slides out and has ample space to accommodate a laptop and a computer as well as shelves on both sides to store books, toys and other items. Fun A loft bed for your children does not just mean storage space, you can also make it a fun experience. A small slide underneath a loft bed can be an enjoyable method of adding some fun to your child's room. It also permits a quick and simple descent from the top bunk. This DONCO kids' bed comes with an integrated slide and ladder that is sure to delight any child. It could be added later, if the child wants to take the easier route up. If slides are not for your child, you can still keep your loft bed cool by turning the lower level into a cozy area with a rug and chairs. The area can be used to read or relax, play games, or watch TV with your friends. It is an ideal way to keep the space tidy and provide a great place to gather. If their loft is designed to look like an actual cabin, with windows and a roof accent, kids will feel like they're in their own castle. You can also give your loft a unique appearance by using wallpapers, wall paints or stickers that resemble trees, the sky or any other outdoor element. Your kids will love playing and sleeping in their loft, especially on snowy days. For a little extra design, you could switch out a standard ladder to a more exciting spiral staircase. You can purchase one of these spiral staircases or make your own to create a small loftbed, as seen in the bedroom design on HGTV. The staircase features a lovely X-shape on the side and can be redesigned as your children get older. Another idea that is cool is to create a loft bed that has a storage and a desk beneath for your kids to do their homework or other chores. There are numerous plans available online for this type of bed. Many of them are simple enough to build on your own. Consider this plan from House of Wood as an illustration. The plans include all the instructions you need, plus an inventory of the materials and cuts required for each step of the project. This loft bed is spacious enough to fit a full-size bed and has space underneath for a desk, seating or a seat. Safety Loft beds and bunk beds are a favorite among children but they also carry risks. Children are often injured by bunk and loft beds every year, resulting in fractured bones, cuts and scrapes, as well as neck and head injuries. Fortunately, the majority of these injuries can be prevented or prevented with the proper security measures in place. The first step is to make sure the bunk or loft bed is positioned correctly in the room. It should not be placed against the wall as this can cause children to become stuck between the wall and the top of the bunk bed. Instead, you should leave a space of at least 3.5 inches between the bottom edge of the guard rail and the top of the mattress foundation. When putting the bunk bed in place, be sure that it is far from things like curtains, blinds windows, ceiling fans and blinds that can obstruct a child's view or cause her to fall off the bunk's edge. The bunk bed should not be positioned near anything that could hang from the rails such as toys or cords. A bunk bed or loft bed should have an extremely solid frame. Find a frame constructed from durable materials such as pine or metal. A platform or slatted frame is another option that could be safe and comfortable for your kids. Bunk and loft beds with an solid platform or slats don't require a box spring and are more secure for children. Look for an area with guardrails on either side of the top level, and a ladder you can lock into place. Kids younger than six should not be sleeping on the top bunk, and you should enforce this rule regularly by reminding them of the dangers. A night light on the top bunk could aid children in finding their way to sleep in the dark. One other important safety measure is to put up a loft safety net, that can be attached to the corners of the top bunk to prevent children from falling off. They are available in a wide range of sizes and colors to match any decor in the bedroom, and they are easy to put up.