Bunk beds are also known as "upper and lower bunks". I believe many people have seen them when they were in school, military training or living in school. The biggest advantage is that it can make full use of space. Two people can sleep freely in one bed without interfering with each other. Even if you are alone, the upper or lower bed can prevent some commonly used items. It is very suitable for young people who are renting a house or have very small indoor space. However, the bunk beds we have seen in dormitories before are relatively old and the styles are also very "rustic". Now let's take a look at fashionable and healing bunk beds!

The double bed has a strong classical European style, and the sofa and bookshelf are well integrated together, giving people the feeling that it is not a bunk bed, but a large cabinet.

At first glance, you may not even notice where the bed is. It blends well with the decorative style of the wall. Of course, the premise is that your bed must be tidy and the sheets must be carefully selected.

This double bed is very simple, it doesn't even have a stand, and relies on ropes to support people's weight. As long as the weight is not too exaggerated, it should be quite safe.

Another example of turning a cabinet into a bunk bed.

Through reasonable design, the bunk bed is embedded into the wall and flush with the cabinet, making it look more harmonious and integrated.

The wooden bed frame is very MUJI style.

The design of the bed frame is completely consistent with the home environment, and the large floor-to-ceiling window on the left ensures good lighting on both the upper and lower floors.

A very childlike children's bed that can sleep 4 little friends.

This bunk bed combines stairs, drawers, desks, etc. to maximize space saving.

This type of bunk bed is most suitable for use in student dormitories or hotels, but will the stair drawer in the middle be inconvenient to use?

The decoration style is a bit like the Hobbit.

The stairs are the highlight. But you must step in the corresponding holes.

Forest feeling

It has the atmosphere of Harry Potter School of Witchcraft and Wizardry

This bunk bed is standard in log cabins.

Since it is a bunk bed, it means there are at least two people living there, but isn’t the desk a little small?

You may not be able to see where the beds are at first glance. In fact, they are hidden in the cabinets next to the murals. It is a bit like the Japanese lifestyle. For example, Doraemon and Nobita both sleep in the "cabinets".

It can be seen that these double beds are closely related to the overall decoration style of the room, and can even be closely related to some indoor facilities, such as wardrobes, drawers, desks, etc. This not only increases the utilization rate of space, but also provides a larger living environment in a small room, and makes the overall look more fashionable and harmonious.