Bunk beds that can be climbed up and down are loved by children. But that’s the charm of bunk beds. If you want to make the most of your bedroom space, a twin room is a good choice. While saving space, twin rooms bring a unique style to your bedroom. We’re sharing some fun and practical twin room ideas. They are suitable for children’s rooms, guest rooms and even master bedrooms. These ideas cover a variety of styles, so check them out!
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The coastal style wouldn’t be complete without the classic combination of blue and white. Add some blue throw pillows with different textures to accentuate the pristine white bed. The bedroom walls and ceiling are adorned with white wooden panels, giving it a cool and refreshing look. Enhance the natural ambiance by incorporating some woven accessories like ropes, mirror frames, and laundry baskets. Stepping into this double-decker bedroom feels like a visit to the seaside.
Link Storage Space
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Children’s rooms tend to get cluttered easily, especially with various stuffed animals. Try placing the bunk bed and cabinets on opposite corners of the room. Use the drawers to store children’s clothes and toys. Floating shelves can be used to showcase adorable figurines or books.
Add Full Bed
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If you only have one bedroom in your home, consider swapping out a single bed for a full bed. Parents sleep on the full bed on the ground floor. Children can sleep on the single bed on the top floor. This idea also works for children who are just starting to practice sleeping alone and feel scared.
Farmhouse Style
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Karen Snyder created this unique farmhouse style bedroom for her guests. Distinctive style comes from rich wood finishes, including bed frames, tables and barn doors. To avoid a completely gray bedroom, she added rustic jute storage baskets. Denim fringed throw pillows and cream knit throw pillows add softness to the bedroom.
Mini Staircase
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Upgrade the ladder to a mini staircase to make it safer for children to get in and out of bed. The wider steps also make it easier for guests to climb into the bed. You can also use the stairs as a storage shelf when “relaxing” in this bunk bedroom.
The Luxurious Gang Of Six
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This bedroom is large enough to accommodate three bunk beds. If you have relatives from afar coming to spend the night, you don’t have to worry about too many people. This bedroom is also perfect for hosting parties or playing pillow fights.
Create A Leisure Area
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Brad and Holly Lauritzen built a built-in bunk bed with plenty of space. Not only can it be used as a children’s room, but it is also guaranteed to accommodate guests overnight. The leisure area in front of the bed is equipped with a sofa and coffee table. A lounge space allows guests to socialize before bed.
Simple Black
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We love mysterious and moody colors! This twin bedroom designed by Beckl Owens uses lots of black to contrast with the white bed. Brass railings become the focal point of the bedroom and bring a vintage feel. Serious colors are not boring, but appear elegant and fashionable.
Bunk bed bedrooms are becoming more and more popular. It brings back great memories of camping with my siblings as a kid. There are a few things to consider before creating a bunk bed bedroom. Choose bunk beds that are sturdy and fit the dimensions of the room. Properly plan the bedroom layout. Whatever the style, a twin room will surprise you.
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