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Modern Bunk Beds With Desks Bunk beds that have a desk will make your child feel more organized and will encourage creativity play. They can be difficult to purchase especially when safety is a major concern. Some of our top choices include an angled staircase that's safe and takes up less room, as well as trundles under the bunk in order to accommodate guests who arrive at the last minute. IKEA KALLAX Bunk Bed Bunk desks with beds are ideal for maximizing the space of a bedroom while adding some style. These beds are popular with teens and children, however, they can also be used as adult bedrooms to create a study or reading space. These beds are a great size with plenty of space for books and other accessories. Some models feature a pull-out workstation to make it easy to use, while others come with shelves and a desk built-in. You can choose modern bunk beds that come with desks constructed of metal, wood or other materials, based on your budget and preferences. IKEA KALLAX is a popular option for children. It's available in multiple colors and features a minimalist design that makes it look stylish and functional. It can be used as a bed for one person or with a futon at the bottom. The KALLAX has an integrated shelf that can be used to store books toys or other items. Some reviewers say that the bunk bed can be used by adults, but you should follow the safety guidelines set by the manufacturer to avoid overheating and falling off the top. IKEA Stora loft beds with desks and drawers are another alternative. The model is similar to the design and comes in a range of colors including pink. The solid pine design is beautiful and durable however some reviewers have said it takes a while to put together. Instagram offers a DIY loft bed which uses IKEA Kallax units to support the mattress and form a frame. The creator of the bed calls it a “reading space” that she created for her daughters. The base consists of three KALLAX units stacked vertically and fixed to the ground with four wooden posts. She also used a wooden panel to reinforce the stairs on the KALLAX units after hearing the sound of a “crack” when climbing the stairs. This DIY is an excellent idea for people who want to save money and have an understanding of how much weight IKEA KALLAX units can hold. IKEA loft bed customers are generally satisfied with the affordable costs and simple assembly instructions. Some customers have complained about squeaks and 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 modern and minimalist. A more refined version of the renowned IKEA design, it has plenty of reviews that praise its versatility and durability. It is practical, but it is not aesthetically pleasing in all spaces. The Perch Bunk is designed to adapt to the needs of your child's. It can be separated into two beds: a loft and a lower twin bed. This provides you with a variety of configuration options. The compact footprint of the bed allows for additional furniture and play. The ladder with an angled design is easy to climb, and it fits securely either side of the bunk. The lower bed can be used as an elementary floor bed or even a fort says Oeuf co-founder Sophie Demenge, while the loft setup allows kids to have their own space to play and work at home. If you have a room that is taller you can use the Ladder Conversion Kit to extend the sloped ladder and turn it into a vertical. Fenton says that this steel bunk is not just the most heavy on our list, but it's also built to last. “These are the type of bunks you'd see in the hotel, they're made like tanks.” Aside from its super-sturdy design, it's also notable for being the most adaptable and affordable option on our list (the cheapest non-wood bunk bed we looked at). Plus, it comes in 17 colors which makes it a desirable choice for grown-ups as well as children. If double cabin bed with desk for your children or for yourself, it's essential to ensure that there's enough head room for both mattresses to sit comfortably, and also for the sleeper on the upper side to lie down in bed. It is recommended to measure your ceiling's height and comparing it with the recommended clearances for each of our selections before you purchase. If you have a really low ceiling, think about an option that places the lower mattress directly on the floor (like this West Elm bunk), rather than floating over it. There may be a loss of under-bed storage, but it will free more space for play and reading. Room and Board Tanker Bunk The Room and Board Tanker bunk is a fantastic option for those looking to have an appearance similar to an actual shoe locker. It has a set of metal bars which slide into the holes that have been cut on the bottom of the bunk bed and are held together using pins made of cotter. The Tanker Bunk has a built-in table as well as an LED light that clip on the top footlocker. The desk is a bit low for a bed which includes bunks and the bed had numerous areas of damage when I bought it. Room & Board Perch Bunk If you're going to purchase bunk beds, select one that is built to last and can expand with your children. Choose a sturdy structure and quality materials, like solid wood instead of MDF or particle board. Also, consider whether the ladder will be at the end of the bunk or angled against the wall. Bunks with ladders on the end leave the bottom of the lower bunk open, which could make it easier for little children to climb into bed. Angled ladders extend a little further and can be more difficult to climb however they require less floor space than straight ladders and may be safer for kids younger than. Pick a bunk bed with built-in storage drawers that will increase the durability. This gives kids a place to stash toys and extra blankets away from view, making the space more streamlined and tidy. The Pottery Barn Kids bunk above comes with a set of steps with drawers built in that are ideal for parents and kids alike. This model is GREENGUARD Gold Certified. It has passed rigorous tests on chemical emissions and also contributes to cleaner, fresher air. If your children are on the taller side it is possible to choose a high-low bunk. The top bunk is higher than the lower bed which allows your kids to spread out while sleeping. They're also a great choice for older children who enjoy having privacy in their room. If you want your kids' bunk beds to last well into their teens, consider getting extra-long twin or full-over-full mattresses for the lower and upper bunks. That way they'll be comfortable for anyone up to adult height (including adults, eventually) and still work in the event that your children decide to move to separate rooms later on. The Room & Board Perch Bunk is one example. It's available in twin-over full and twin-over twin options, so you can alter the configuration to meet your preferences. It's GREENGUARD Gold Certified and is made of birch that has been sustainably harvested to give you peace of mind knowing that the product is safe for your family.