House-Shaped Loft Beds and Bunk Bed Playhouses
A bunk bed or loft bed is a really great way to save space in a kids room, so why not make it extra fun by making it look like a playhouse, too? And if you only have one child sleeping in the room, you can always use either the upper or lower bunk as a designated play space or reading area, so you still get the 2-for-1 bonus. See more of our IKEA hack bunk bed playhouse here.
This cottage style bunk bed is so cute! I’m a sucker for shutters (via Apartment Therapy)
Give your bunks a modern facade — and the stairs going up to the top bunk double as storage. Brilliant! (via This Modern Life)
Another IKEA house bunk bed hack — and this time in yellow! Just add a few panels to the sides and a peaked roof — and windows, of course — and voila, a bed they’ll never want to leave! (via Rafa Kids)
Another cute cottage-style bunk bed facade — including a window with a flowering window box! It’s like a dream! (via trendsparnana)
or take the same idea and make it a little more rustic (via trendsparnana)
Adding a roof section adds a little privacy that kids love! the fun roof shape plus dormer windows look great — and the little book trough on the lower bunk is brilliant! (via Cuckooland)
Add a side-by-side town-style facade to the bunkbed (via bestkiddos)
Or a change of wood finish and a few more cuts feels old-western! (via bestkiddos)
Having the peak of the roof centered over the window opening and lined up with the ladder makes this bunk playhouse tres chic! (vis bestkiddos)
An easy IKEA hack — just add (more) plywood! Details at VinteryMintery.
And another adorable IKEA bunkbed facade hack — two beds, or room for a reading loft. Details at IKEA Hackers.
A combo of a loft bed and a house headboard — this bed has room for storage underneath, too! And I love the picket fence style detail! (Casa Com Amor)
Alright… this treehouse isn’t a bed, but it could be with just a couple modifications! Get the tutorial here.
This might just be the *ultimate* kids room — it’s a bunk bed with a play loft, plus storage cubbies, plus stairs to get up and a slide to get down. AND the stairs are drawers. (via Bebe Com Estilo) I think the only thing that can possibly top that…
might be this, because what kid wouldn’t want to sleep in a castle bed? And a castle loft bed with a swing and a tea party underneath… I think that takes the cake! (via macarenanguyen)
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page 1: house-shaped beds for toddlers
page 2: twin-sized house beds
page 3: house headboards
page 4: playhouse bunkbeds and loft beds
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