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Modern Bunk Beds With Desks Bunk beds that have desks can help children feel more organized and stimulate creativity. But they can also be tricky to shop for especially when you consider the safety aspect. Some of our favorites include an inclined ladder that takes up less space but is still safe to climb, and options that include an trundle under the lower bunk for guests who need to sleep in last minute. IKEA KALLAX Bunk Bed Bunk beds with desks are an excellent way to make the most of your bedroom space, while also adding an individual style. These beds are very popular with teenagers and children, however, they can also be used for adult bedrooms to create a reading or study space. These beds also provide plenty of storage space for books and other accessories. Some models feature an adjustable workstation that can be pulled out for ease of use, while others come with shelves and a desk built into. Based on your requirements and budget there are modern bunk beds that have desks made of metal, wood, or other materials. IKEA KALLAX is a favored option for children. It's available in multiple colors and features a simple design that makes it appear attractive and functional. It can be used as a single bed or with a futon in the bottom. The KALLAX has an integrated shelf that can be used to store books toys or other items. Some reviewers mention that the bunk bed is sturdy enough for adults to sleep on, however, it is important to adhere to the safety guidelines set by the manufacturer to prevent overheating or falling off the top. Another alternative is the IKEA Stora loft bed that comes with a desk and drawers. This model is similar in design and is available in a variety of colors, including pink. The solid pine design is beautiful and durable, but some reviewers say it takes a while to put together. Finally, there is a loft bed that you can make yourself on Instagram that makes use of Ikea KALLAX units to create a frame and support the mattress. The creator calls this a “reading corner” she designed for her daughters. The base is comprised of three KALLAX units that are stacked vertically, and four wooden posts are used to secure them to the ground. She also used a wooden panel to strengthen the stairs on the KALLAX units after hearing a “crack” when she climbed them. This DIY is great for those looking to save money and understand how much weight IKEA KALLAX can support. IKEA loft bed customers are generally very satisfied with the affordable prices and easy assembly instructions. Some customers, however, have complained about squeaks as well as other issues with durability. Oeuf Perch Bunk In contrast to other bunk beds that make bunk-rooms-in-the-sky feel too childish This one is an elegant minimalist. bunk bed desk refined version of the popular IKEA design It has a lot of reviews that praise its versatility and durability. However, it requires ample ceiling height in order to be practical and will not appear right in every space. The Perch Bunk is designed to adapt to the needs of your child's. It can be separated into an upper and lower twin bed. This gives you multiple configuration options. Its small footprint allows space for play and other furnishings. The ladder that is angled is simple to climb and fits securely either side of the bunk. Sophie Demenge is the co-founder and founder of Oeuf. She says that the lower bed can also be used as a Montessori floorbed or even a fort. The loft setup lets children have their own space at home to play and complete homework. If you have a larger room you can make use of the Ladder Conversion Kit to extend the ladder's slope and make it vertical. Fenton says that this bunk made of steel is not just the most heavy on our list, but it's also built to last. “These are bunks that are found in the hotel. They're built like tank.” Apart from its sturdy design, it's also notable for being the most adaptable and affordable option on our list (the least expensive non-wood bunk bed we reviewed). It's also available in 17 colors, making it an attractive choice for grown-ups and kids. If you're building bunk beds for your kids or for yourself, it's important to ensure there's enough head space for both mattresses to fit comfortably, and also for the person sleeping on the upper to sleep comfortably in bed. Before you buy it, make sure you measure your ceiling height to compare it to the recommended clearances for each of our choices. If your ceiling is low, you might think about a layout where the lower mattress is directly on the ground (like the West Elm bunk) rather than floating above. It is possible to lose some storage space under the mattress, but you'll have more space to read and play. Room & Board Tanker Bunk The Room & Board Tanker Bunk is a great option for people who want a bunk bed that looks like a footlocker. It is equipped with metal bars that slide into holes pre-cut in the footlocker's bottom and are joined by pins that resemble cotter pins. The Tanker Bunk also features a built-in desk and LED light that is attached to the top of the footlocker. The desk is a little low for a bed that includes bunks, and the bed had numerous areas of damage when I got it. Room & Board Perch Bunk If you're planning to buy bunk beds, make sure you choose one that is built to last and can be able to grow with your kids. Look for a solid construction and quality materials like solid wood, not MDF or Particle Board. Consider whether the ladder will be at the end of the bed or placed against the wall. Bunks with ladders on the top leave the bottom of the bunk unlocked, which can make it easier for little children to climb into bed. Angled ladders are a bit longer and harder to climb but they can take up less space and are safer for small children. Another way to increase the durability of bunk beds is to select one with storage drawers built into the design. This allows kids to keep blankets and toys out of view, making the room more organized and neat. The Pottery Barn Kids bunk bed above features built-in drawers as well as stairs. This is convenient for both kids and parents. This model is also GREENGUARD Gold Certified. It has been tested for rigor in chemical emissions and helps to create cleaner, fresher air. If your kids are on the taller side you may want to opt for the high-low bunk. They have a top bed a bit higher than the bottom bed which allows your children to spread out as they sleep. They're also a great option for older children who appreciate having some privacy in their own room. Consider buying extra-long twin mattresses or even full-overfull mattresses to fit the lower and upper bunk. The mattresses will be comfortable for everyone up to adult size (including adults eventually) and will still fit into the bunks should your children decide to split their rooms. Room & Board Perch Bunks, for example, come in twin-over full and twin-over twin options, so you can tailor it to suit your needs. It's also GREENGUARD Gold Certified and made of sustainably-sourced birch, so you can be sure that it's safe for your children.