Many families with two children need a double bunk bed. But modern bunk beds don't have to be confined to children's rooms.

Even grown-up bedrooms and guest rooms can benefit greatly from smart bunk bed designs. Combining wonderful ergonomics with pleasing aesthetics, they come in a wide range of styles and themes.

Designing a bunk bed or a bed for your home isn’t just about maximizing space. Form is an equally important factor, and it becomes even more important when choosing the right decor for a child’s bedroom. Here are some stunning bedrooms with bunk beds that you can take inspiration from when planning for your own home, from a wide range of styles and themes.

Built-in units and custom solutions

As with other aspects of interior design, there is no 'one solution fits all' when it comes to bunk beds. Because most homeowners choose bunk bed units to save space, it is vital that the bunk bed you choose perfectly matches the specific requirements of your child's bedroom. A smart way to go about putting up bunk beds is to opt for custom designed and built-in units that are crafted with the dimensions of the space.

A bunk room is a trend that is rapidly gaining popularity – not only among large families but also in the luxurious rooms and cottages that resorts offer for families in villas. While bunk rooms don’t need to always mimic the boring designs of mundane dormitories they often have a casual and exciting vibe that perfectly captures your cheerful mood. These large bed units look even more cozy in the kind of cozy alcoves where you snuggle under a warm blanket, even if it starts snowing!

If you're looking for a bunk bed for the kids' room, it's worth investing a little more in bringing home a choice with plenty of drawers and a few smart shelves. Contemporary bunk beds are available in a variety of shapes, sizes, and forms. While some bring the classic design of a loft bed together with a separate bunk bed, others often offer the convenience of a fold-out Murphy bed. Some even have cool trundle bed features, allowing you to quickly stash clutter and keep the room sparkling clean for the kids!

While storage space under the bunk beds is a common feature with many bunk beds, the top staircase provides extra space for toy trucks for your own kids. You can even go a step further and bring home an elaborate bunk bed wall unit that features integrated wardrobes and even a study table.

While storage space under the lower bunk is a common feature, there are plenty of bunk beds with the upper tier offering extra space for toy trucks and your child’s own staircase. You can even take it a step further and bring home a well-designed bunk bed wall unit, an integrated closet, or even a study table.

Ladders, ropes and slides

It's not always about storage space and being frugal. One fact about kids: They won't stand for any decor that's dull and boring. (At least not quietly!) Why not add something fun and unique to make their bunk extra special? A slide is a perfect way to elevate bunk bed design to a whole new level. Not to mention, with a model like this one, your little one will probably spend more time on the top bunk than on the bottom. Climbing ropes and ladders and even a lower bunk on casters are bound to make bedtime plenty cooler and more stylish for kids…

Not just for kids!