L Beds - A Space-Saving Solution For Children's Bedrooms
L-beds are a great solution for saving space in children's bedrooms. They can save the floor space and provide more space to store toys and furniture for children.
They can come with a variety of features like an office or storage. This is great for kids who are studying. They are made from different materials, such as wood and metal.
Bunk Beds
Bunk beds have been utilized for a long time to maximize the bedroom space. They are great for homes with limited area for flooring, and they are a great choice for vacation rentals as well. l shaped bunk beds are also a fun choice for kids' bedrooms, and they add a touch of playfulness to the decor.
There are many different types of bunk beds to choose from, so it is important to choose the one that is most suitable for your requirements. You will have to decide if you would like ladders or stairs to access the top bunk. Ladders provide a classic appearance however stairs are more secure and are multi-functional - for instance, when they include drawers to provide additional storage.
When you are choosing a bunkbed you must also think about the amount of privacy you require between the two sleeping areas. If you have children of the same age that will be sharing in a room, an L shaped bunk is a great choice since it provides each child with their own sleeping space and still preserves the floor space. If you don't have enough space for an L shaped bunk, you can still create private sleeping areas using traditional bunk beds or loft beds with curtains to give the illusion of separate spaces.
Think about a bunk bed with the option of trundle if you want to make a statement with an interesting twist. They come with an extra mattress that can be removed in the event that you require an additional bed, and then put away when no longer required. This is a great option for guests who will be staying for a long time or teens who host sleepovers for their friends.
A high-rise bunk is a ideal option for older children. These beds are constructed with twin beds on top and a larger bed beneath, which provides ample space for adults and children. High-rise bunks are an excellent option for teenagers who want to keep a roomy feeling in their space, and they're also a fantastic choice for college students who live in dorm rooms. A lot of our high-rise bunks include a desk or study space underneath the bed which can be perfect for homework and other projects.
Loft Beds
A loft bed is an excellent option for teenagers and older children. It is a great space to sleep in, while also allowing room for other furniture, like chests or desks of storage that can be used to store books and study aids. The extra space underneath a loft bed is ideal for storage solutions, like shelves or baskets under the bed.
Some modern loft beds come with integrated features that help to make the most of space, including storage solutions under the mattress platform or seating in the shape of an angled ladder. These designs can be ideal for smaller spaces where space is a problem and can make the impression of having more floor space.
Since children tend to accumulate lots of things, having plenty of storage space is crucial to keep the bedroom tidy and clutter-free. Loft beds are often specifically designed with storage in mind. They often come with shelves or other storage options. This can not only help to keep the bedroom organised and tidy, but it can help to make bedtime a enjoyable and thrilling for children.
The particular loft bed made by Danish brand OVN is built with an amalgamation of engineered and solid wood, which helps stop the frame from becoming warped when exposed to humidity or heat. It's available in twin and full sizes, but we believe that a twin would be more suitable for a single child and it's shipped in one box that is easy to put together. It also comes with high guard rails for safety that are angled downwards from the top of the loft, making it easy to climb, without being too high so children can easily get out of the bed.
This design is also great because it's a bunk bed that has two twins over one, not a traditional one with a King or queen. This is a great choice when you have a smaller room or two children who prefer to sleep in separate beds. You can also consider an XL twin bed which is smaller, saving the cost of a mattress and allowing your beds to have the same dimensions as the full-size mattresses.
High Sleeper
High sleepers, also referred to as loft beds, are a fashionable choice for children's bedrooms. They maximize space as they raise the sleeping area. They also have an incredibly versatile design that can be used for storage, study or leisure. They are perfect for smaller rooms as the sleeping space takes up less area than a traditional single bed. They often have ladder treads that disappear into the frame for a seamless appearance. Stompa's high-sleeper ranges are compatible with a range of other pieces including desks, sofas and wardrobes, to create a practical solution in your child's room.
High sleeper beds are bigger than mid sleepers and may feel more imposing in small rooms. Larger bedrooms are better suited to the extra height and let children customize their space by incorporating furniture of their choice. Many designs have a desk, like the Kids Avenue Noah Gaming Highsleeper, that fits a range of decor themes and can fit up to three monitors for a fantastic gaming experience.
Many of our high sleepers also have a pull out sofa bed underneath that converts into an additional bed for a weekend sleepover and is a great choice for kids who regularly invite friends to stay. We recommend combining this with shelving or a chest of drawers to provide additional storage options to keep your child's space clutter-free.
Are high-sleepers safe?
Mid and high sleeper beds are designed with safety in mind. as long as you follow the assembly instructions and keep the bed free of any clutter and other objects, they'll be just as safe as other type of bed. It's recommended to place the rug under your child's high sleeper, as this will provide a comfortable landing in the event of a fall and will lower the chance of serious injury. It is also essential to leave enough space between the ceiling and top of the sleeping space to prevent bumps while climbing the ladder.
Stores
L-shaped beds are an excellent option to reduce space since they come with built-in storage. This can reduce the need for other furniture like dressers and chests. The space under an l-bed can be used to store everything from blankets and linens to large toys and bulky winter coats. Large zippered bags work well for items that are not often used, such as precious heirlooms and delicate linens, while wardrobe-sized storage boxes are a good choice for clothing and accessories that you don't want to fold or hang.
Many l shaped beds are designed to maximize space by including shelves or drawers right inside the frame. They are available in a range of price points. This stylish upholstery design from Article is a good example. It has drawers on the footboard and cubbies in the headboard, which means you can tuck away everything from clothing that is not in season to spare throw pillows. It's available in a variety of colors, from the soft marigold in the picture to forest green and raspberry to fit any bedroom color scheme.
Storage beds with a hydraulic lift are available that raise the slates and mattress to reveal a vast storage space beneath. This is somewhat more expensive but could be worthwhile for those who have a lot out-of season clothing or large items they don't want to clutter their bedroom.
While most l shaped beds come in twin and full sizes, you may find models that are queen size as well. That means these space-saving beauties could be perfect for your adult kids' rooms, or even a master bedroom. There's another aspect to think about in choosing this type of bed: space under the bottom bunk. In some instances you may even find the l-shaped beds with a pull out sofa instead of a traditional bed under. That way, the bottom bunk can double as a comfortable seating area when not in use. Pretty neat, huh?