How to Decorate Bunk Beds?

Giving a bunk bed to your kids not only makes them feel a little like grown-ups but is also a great addition to the interior of a house. At least I am a staunch believer that bunk beds instantly make your rooms look cool and funky. They also give a sense of privacy to the kids. And in my opinion, bunk beds are not just for kids. Even adults can have bunk beds and can decorate them to suit their tastes and preferences. As I already said, I love bunk beds and I have one in my kid's room so I know quite well about bunk bed decor. I keep on experimenting with my kids’ bunk bed decor to make it look more inviting and less bulky. Keep on reading to know my personal tips on how to decorate bunk beds.

How to decorate your bunk bed?

• As with any other room in your house, decorate them:

  This blue-hued corner is not only wonderfully stylish, but it also serves as a very alluring den-like environment for kids of all ages. The wide floor pillows on top of the mattresses are a clever concept because they can be left in place most of the time to create a sofa-like feel and then taken out when the bunks are required to be used as beds. This is one of the best bunk bed decorating ideas.

• Include a decent staircase:

  The conventional method for climbing to the top bunk is a ladder, but if you've got the room, a larger staircase can be a better option.

• Criss-cross:

  Although these aren't traditional bunks, the outcome is the same, making them worth mentioning because they might well be the solution for your area. The advantage of these bunk beds is that the bottom bed has a spacious enough recess to wedge in a bedside table, which is not always possible with built-in bunk beds because it might get in the way.

• Improving your loft:

  If you're converting a loft area and have given up on the concept of using slanted wings for purposes other than storage, maybe this may get your creative juices flowing.

• Be independent:

  Shop-bought bunk beds frequently come in bare wood, which can look fantastic, but if that finish doesn't match the room in question, think about painting them. The beds' stylistic credentials will also be enhanced by a historical neutral from a high-end paint business.

• Create them for sleeping and seated use:

  This is a clever concept for a room that only occasionally needs additional space for a young child. Since there is only one (formal) bed, this is technically an attic bed instead of a bunk bed. However, the large, thick cushions below the top level are sturdy enough to serve two purposes. These make a squishy sofa that's great for bedtime readings but can also serve as a temporary bed.

• Possess more fun:

  With standalone bunks, there is also plenty of room to choose a theme; in this case, the top bunk doubles as a den thanks to the subtle treehouse motif.

• Wedge behind sliding doors:

  These cast-iron door slider sets are usually specially designed and can be expensive. When the beds aren't needed, the siding doors can be closed. If this is the ideal style for your area, they might be a good investment, but if you're on a tight budget, browse online for a few ingenious DIY hacks available or see what reasonably priced options your neighbourhood hardware shop has could provide.

These are my personal favourite tips on bunk bed decor ideas. I hope you like it.