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Modern Bunk Beds With Desks Bunk beds that have desks can help children feel more organized and inspire creative play. However, they can be a challenge to purchase especially when you consider safety. Some of our favorites include an angle ladder which takes up less space but is still safe to climb, as well as options that offer an trundle under the bunk to accommodate guests who need to sleep in 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 flair. They are popular with children and teens, but you can also use them in bedrooms for adults to create a study nook or reading space. These beds also offer plenty of storage space for books and other accessories. Some models come with an adjustable workstation that can be pulled out to make it easy to use, whereas others have shelves and desks built in. Based on your requirements and budget you can find modern bunk beds that have desks that are made from metal, wood or other materials. The IKEA KALLAX bunk bed is among the most sought-after choices for kids. It comes in multiple colors, and its simple design makes it fashionable and functional. It can be used as a single bed or with a futon on the bottom. The KALLAX also has built-in shelves for storing books or toys, as well as other things. Some reviewers mention that the bunk bed is sturdy enough for adults to sleep on, however, it's crucial to adhere to the safety guidelines set by the manufacturer to avoid burning or falling off from the top. Another option is the IKEA Stora loft bed with a desk and drawers. The model is similar to the design and comes in many color options, including pink. The solid pine construction makes it robust and attractive, however some reviewers have stated that it takes an incredibly long time to put together. There is also a loft bed that you can make yourself on Instagram that makes use of Ikea KALLAX units that form a frame and support the mattress. The creator calls this an “reading nook” she designed for her daughters. The base is made up of three KALLAX units which are vertically stacked, and four wooden posts are used to fix them to the ground. The wood panel was used to reinforce the steps on the KALLAX unit after hearing “cracks” as she climbed up the steps. This DIY is ideal for those looking to save money and know the amount of weight IKEA KALLAX can handle. IKEA loft bed customers are generally very happy with the low cost and simple assembly instructions. Some customers, however, have complained about squeaks as well as other issues with durability. Oeuf Perch Bunk This bunk bed is minimalist and modern unlike other bunk beds that make a bunk room in the sky feel too childish. It's a more compact version of the popular IKEA design. Many reviews praise its versatility and durability. However, it needs a high ceiling height for it to be practical and doesn't look perfect in every space. Designed to grow with kids, the Perch Bunk is divided into a loft bed and stand-alone lower twin bed, offering you multiple configuration options. childrens cabin bed with desk allows space for play and other furnishings. The ladder that is angled is simple to climb and can be safely placed on either side of the bunk. Sophie Demenge is the co-founder of Oeuf. She claims that the lower bed can also be used as a floorbed for Montessori or even as a fort. The loft configuration allows kids to have their own space in their home to play and complete homework. If you have a larger space, you can extend the sloped staircase vertically using the Ladder Conversion Kit included. This steel bunk is the heaviest option on our list, but it's constructed to last, according to Fenton. “These are the type of bunks that you'd find in a hotel, they're built like tanks.” Aside from its super-sturdy construction, it's notable for being the most adaptable and affordable option on our list (the most affordable bunk bed made of wood we tested). It's also available in 17 different colors which makes it a great option for adults and children. If you're building a bunk room for your kids or for yourself, the most important thing to a successful design is making sure that there's enough head space enough to comfortably accommodate both mattresses, and to allow the upper sleeper to be able to sit up in bed. Before purchasing, we recommend measuring your ceiling's height and comparing it with the recommended clearances for each of our choices. If your ceiling is very low, you might want to consider a design with the mattress lower directly on the ground (like the West Elm bunk) rather than floating above. It could mean you lose some storage space under the bed however it will free more space for playing and reading. Room and Board Tanker Bunk The Room & Board Tanker bunk is a great option for those looking to have a bunk that looks like a shoe locker. It comes with a set of metal bars that slide into holes pre-cut in the footlocker's bottom and are firmly held together by pins made of cotter. The Tanker Bunk also features a built-in desk as well as an LED light that is attached to the top of the footlocker. However, the desk is a too low for a bunk bed and the bed had multiple spots of damage when I received it. Room & Board Perch Bunk If you're going to invest in bunk beds, look for one that's built for long-term use and can adapt to your children. Look for a solid construction and 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 set against the wall. Bunks with ladders on the end leave the bottom of the lower bunk open, which could make it easier for small children to get into bed. Angled ladders are a bit larger and more difficult to climb but they can make less space and be safer for young children. Another method to increase the durability of a bunk bed is to choose one that has storage drawers built into the design. This lets kids store blankets and toys out of the view, making the space more organized and neat. The Pottery Barn Kids bunk above comes with a set of steps with drawers built in which are particularly useful for parents and children alike. This model is GREENGUARD Gold Certified. It has been tested for rigor in chemical emissions and contributes to cleaner air, and fresher air. You may want to consider a high-low bed if you're children are taller. The top bunk is slightly higher than the lower bed which allows your children to spread out while sleeping. They're also a great choice for older children who like having privacy in their room. Think about buying extra-long twin mattresses or even full-overfull mattresses for the upper bunk and lower bunk. That way they'll be comfortable for anyone who is up to adult height (including, eventually, adults) and will still fit when your kids decide to move to separate rooms down the road. The Room & Board Perch Bunk is a good example. It comes in twin-over-twin and twin-over-full options, allowing you to customize the configuration to your needs. It's also GREENGUARD-Gold Certified and is made from sustainably sourced birch, so you can rest assured that it is safe for your children.