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Modern Bunk Beds With Desks Bunk beds that include a desk will aid your child in staying organized, and encourage creative play. However, they can be a challenge to purchase particularly when it comes to the safety aspect. Our top picks include an angled staircase that's secure and takes up less space, as being a trundle under the lower bunk to accommodate guests arriving at the last minute. IKEA KALLAX Bunk bed Bunk desks with beds are an excellent way to make the most of a small bedroom while adding some style. These beds are popular with teens and children, but they can also be used for adult bedrooms to create a study or reading area. These beds also provide plenty of storage space for books and other accessories. Some models come with an adjustable desk that can be pulled out for easier work while others have shelves and desks built-in. You can choose modern bunk beds that come with desks made of metal, wood or other materials, depending on your budget and preferences. IKEA KALLAX is a popular option for children. bed with desk comes in a variety of colors and has a simple design that looks stylish and functional. It can be used either as a single bed or with an additional futon on the bottom. The KALLAX has an integrated shelf that can be used to store books, toys, or other things. Some reviewers believe that the bunk bed is suitable for adults, but you should follow the safety guidelines of the manufacturer to avoid overheating and falling from the top. IKEA Stora loft beds with desks and drawers are another option. The model is similar to the design and is available in a variety of colors, including pink. The solid pine construction is sturdy and beautiful, but some reviewers have reported that it takes a long time to assemble. Instagram has a loft-bed DIY which uses IKEA Kallax units to support the mattress and create a frame. The creator calls this a “reading corner” that she created for her daughters. The base consists of three KALLAX units stacked vertically and attached to the ground using four wooden posts. She also used a wooden panel to strengthen the stairs on the KALLAX units after hearing an “crack” while climbing the stairs. This DIY is an excellent idea for those who want to save money and are aware of how much weight IKEA KALLAX units can handle. IKEA loft bed customers are generally very satisfied with the affordable costs and simple assembly instructions. Some customers, however, have complained about squeaks as well as other issues with durability. Oeuf Perch Bunk Contrary to other bunk beds that make bunk-rooms-in-the-sky appear too childish, this one is an elegant minimalist. A more compact version of the popular IKEA design, it has plenty of reviews that praise its versatility and longevity. It is practical, but it will not look right in all spaces. The Perch Bunk is designed to grow with your child. It can be divided into a loft and a lower twin bed. This gives you a variety of configuration options. The compact footprint of the bed allows for additional furniture and play. In addition, the ladder with safety tread is easy to climb and fits securely on either side of the bunk. The lower bed can be used for an elementary floor bed or even a fort, says Oeuf co-founder Sophie Demenge while the loft configuration allows kids to have their own space to play and work from home. If you have a bigger room, you can extend the sloped staircase vertically using the Ladder Conversion Kit included. This bunk made of steel is the largest option on our list, but it's also constructed to last, according to Fenton. “These are bunks that you'd find in a hotel. They're built like tanks.” It's not only the most durable bunk bed we've reviewed, but it is also the most affordable and versatile option (the lowest-priced bunk bed we looked at). Plus, it comes in 17 colors which makes it a great choice for grown-ups as well as children. If you're building bunk beds for your kids or for yourself, it's essential to ensure that there is enough head space for both mattresses to fit comfortably, and also for the upper sleeper be able to lie down in bed. We suggest measuring your ceiling height and comparing it to the recommended clearances for each of our picks before purchasing. If you have a really low ceiling, you might want to consider a design that puts the lower mattress directly on the floor (like this West Elm bunk), instead of soaring over it. You may lose some storage space under the bed, but you'll have more space to read and play. Room and Board Tanker Bunk The Room & Board Tanker bunk is a fantastic option for those who want an appearance similar to a shoe locker. It includes a set of metal bars that fit into pre-cut holes in the footlocker's bottom and are joined by pins made of cotter. The Tanker Bunk also features a built-in desk and LED light that clips onto the top of the footlocker. The desk is low for a bed that has bunks and the bed was in multiple damage areas when I got it. Room & Board Perch Bunk If you're planning to purchase bunk beds, select one that is constructed to last and will expand with your children. Look for a sturdy construction and top-quality materials, like solid wood instead of MDF or particle board. Consider whether the ladder should be located at the end of the bed or placed against the wall. Bunks with the ladder on the end leave the bottom of the lower bunk unlocked, which can make it easier for small children to climb into bed. Angled ladders are a bit larger and more difficult to climb, but they make less space and be more secure for young children. Pick a bunk bed that has built-in storage drawers that will increase its durability. This allows kids to store blankets and toys out of the view, making the space more tidy and organized. The Pottery Barn Kids bunk bed above has built-in drawers and stairs. This is a nice feature for children and parents. Plus this model is GREENGUARD Gold Certified, which means it has passed the rigorous tests for chemical emissions and helps to create cleaner air. You could opt for a high-low bed if you're children are taller. The top bunk is a bit higher than the lower bed, which allows your children to spread out while they sleep. They are also ideal for older kids who like to be in a quiet space in their room. Consider buying extra-long twin mattresses or even full-overfull mattress for the upper bunk and lower bunk. The mattresses will be suitable for all ages up to adult size (including adults, eventually) and still fit in the bunks if your children decide to split their rooms. The Room & Board Perch Bunk is a good example. It comes in twin-over-twin and twin-over-full options, so you can customize the configuration to your preferences. It's also GREENGUARD Gold Certified and made of sustainably-sourced birch, so you can be sure that it's safe for your children.