Bunk beds for kids come in so many fun styles it's hard to make up your mind. You can get beds that look like a fairy princess castle or a dollhouse, all done up in pastel pinks and purples, perfect for a young girl's dream escape. Some of these are so elaborate that you can't see the top bunk behind the facade of the castle. The little nooks, crannies and windows of the dollhouse can also be used for storage and to display special treasures. Some have a sort of tower front which also serves as a bookcase. The window of the castle allows the sleeper on top to look out.
Another fun concept has a tent on the lower side and a slide to get down from the top. These come in bright primary colors or, for the child of an outdoors enthusiast, full camouflage. The bottom area is completely covered in camouflage and the attached tent has a zip open door and screened in windows with flaps that roll up. A matching chest completes the theme.
Computer Desks Oak
Bunk beds for kids can also look like race cars or woodsy forts. Besides the common ladder to climb to the top, there are some which have actual stairs to the top beside and above a built-in dresser. Not all bunks have twin beds. Some are set up to have a full on the bottom and a twin on top. Some bunk beds for kids come set up for three, with two sleeping areas on top, and one bunk and a desk setup on the bottom.
Loft-type bunk beds for kids, with a desk area or storage underneath, are available in a wide variety of materials. Some are whimsical and juvenile, but some are solid, massive pieces of furniture that would look almost as at home in your living room as in your kid's room. There is a solid wood computer desk which looks like a combination of an entertainment center and a dresser. It has 7 drawers and a door on the side behind the shelving area. It has a bed on top and a trundle on the bottom that pulls out for sleeping. The door, drawers, and bottom trundle all have matching door pulls, so the trundle looks like a big drawer when it is closed. The area underneath the computer has a keyboard tray that pulls out for use while the bed is tucked away.
Bunk beds for kids come in a variety of materials and all price ranges. You can buy a bed that is sleek and austere metal or you can go for the fully painted cottage version with every detail including flowerpots and shutters. Wood bunk beds are available in veneers or solid wood, made out of everything from pine to cherry to oak. White-painted furniture is always popular for a child's room, and there are a variety of styles to choose from, from classic to modern. Bright colors or pastels, warm wood or clean striking finishes, there are so many choices that you are bound to find the perfect one for your kids.