The best bunk beds Small Bunk Beds for Kids' Rooms

Make the most of your kiddos bedroom space by installing bunk beds that fit in a small footprint. The majority of the beds featured in this collection can be converted into two beds when your children are ready.

Begin by measuring your room and assessing the ceiling height to ensure that a bunk bed is able to fit with enough clearance for kids to safely enter and exit. Then think about elements like staircases with angles and storage.

1. Max & Lily Low-Bunk Bed

Bunk beds are an excellent way to transform small spaces by maximising space while creating a fun factor. Max and Lily's twin over twin low bed is a great space-saving option that also ticks all the boxes for safety, design and practicality. This budget-friendly option has solid construction and includes everything you need to assemble it including the slat mattress foundation along with the tools and directions. It also is compliant with CPSC standards (Consumer Product Safety Commission). It is among the shorter beds on our list with a length of 61 3/4 inches. This could make it more suitable in rooms with lower ceilings.

This bed has a wide range of options for customization. You can decide to use a ladder instead of an escalator, or opt for an over-full mattress for the bottom bunk. It comes in a variety of neutral colors and slat sizes, and is GreenGuard Gold-certified, meaning the manufacturer has ensured that the wood used does not contain harmful chemicals that can impact the quality of air in the indoors.

You could also consider adding an under-bed desk or trundle to accommodate sleepovers. This allows children to do their homework, make crafts, or simply relax and read a book or book. The ladder is angled and the guardrails are designed to be comfortable for kids and provide a safe entry and exit from the top bunk.

This bunk bed is ideal for families with several children sharing a room or require extra sleeping space for family members or guests. It is possible to take it apart it and then set it in two separate bunk beds, if necessary.

2. Max & Lily Twin Over Twin Bunk Bed

Small bunk beds are ideal for children's rooms as they save space. Bunk beds are smaller than 3ft beds. This means they are smaller and take less space on the floor and allow more room for storage, playing or even a sofa or desk. In addition, bunk beds are often more affordable than two individual floor beds. Bunk beds come in a variety of styles and styles, which means they can be incorporated into numerous bedroom design ideas.

This twin over twin low bunk bed features a classic design that works well in shared spaces. The ladder is attached to the end bunk bed, making it easy for children of all different ages to climb. The bed is constructed of solid New Zealand pine wood and is non-toxic with low VOC. It's a great choice for homes that have allergies or sensitivities.

This twin-over-twin bed will bring back happy memories of summer camps. The stacked design maximizes the sleeping space, while ladders, guardrails and safety features are all included. Simple lines complement any style, so this bunk bed is a great fit for a wide variety of styles.

This option is ideal for those who want a contemporary twin-over-full over full-size bunk bed. It is built to support three people at a time and comes with an trundle for twins that can be pulled out for additional guests. It also has a sleek, modern look that is compatible with a variety of bedrooms, making it easy to incorporate into your kids' design scheme.

This twin bed with a 2ft 6in over full bunk is a great choice if you are limited on space in your child's bedroom, but still want to offer enough beds for them and their friends. It has a simple, straightforward design that blends seamlessly into any style of decor and is compatible with most standard twin mattresses.

3. Mainstays Twin Over Twin Bunk Bed

This Mainstays Premium twin over twin bunk bed will maximize the space in your child’s bedroom. The clean lines and crisp finishes of this bed coordinate with any decor style. The bunk bed is constructed from premium metal, which is sturdy and stable. It will last for your children for many years. Designed with safety in mind, this bunk bed comes with 12.5-inch high guardrails on the top bunk as well as an extremely sturdy, slanted ladder that is fastened to the frame for safe climbing. The bunk bed is adaptable and can be converted into two separate twin beds when you want to transition to solo sleeping.

This small space bed for kids is ideal for any space of your home. It comes with a matching set of storage containers that can be used to store books, toys, and extra bedding. Designed shorter than the average bunk bed to fit smaller spaces this twin over twin metal bunk bed requires a standard twin mattress (sold separately). The slats made of metal in this bunk bed eliminate the need for a boxspring and let air circulate between mattresses. This bunk bed comes in a single box and the tools included make assembly simple. This bed is a bargain and comes in silver, black, and white.

4. Max & Lily Twin Over Full Bunk Bed with Stairs

Sturdy and secure, as well as stylish, this twin-over-full bunk bed with stairs offers the ideal solution for sleepovers while maximizing space in your kids' room. The stacked design lets you have more space in the room, while the full-size bottom bunk provides ample room for growing children. The staircase that is reversible can be placed on either side of the bunk during assembly. The top bunk comes with 14" tall guardrails that make climbing more secure. Solid knot-free New Zealand Pine wood provides stability and strength. Instructions, upper/lower slat rolls, and required hardware are included.

For children who want to feel like they are grown-up and have their own bed, a bunk bed is a great option. Bunk beds are also ideal for small spaces because they can accommodate two separate mattresses and offer ample storage space. It's important to look for the perfect bunk bed that will meet the needs of your family and bedrooms for your children, however, and consider security considerations, too.

Look for a bunk bed that meets Federal safety standards and includes the right mattress sizes. Also, ensure that the bed is securely attached to the wall and can support the weight of your kids, says Dr. Colleen Kraft, a pediatrician at Children's Hospital Los Angeles.

Another factor to consider when purchasing a bunk bed is the height. Avoid beds that are too high as they can expose children to the risk of falling. There are a variety of low bunk beds to choose from like this one from Harriet Bee.

If you're looking for bunk beds with more functionality, choose one with a trundle beneath the bunk on the bottom. It can be used to provide an extra bed during sleepovers.

5. White & Pink Bunk Bed with Faux Windows

Invite sleepovers and playful adventures into your kids bunk beds' bedroom with this bunk bed constructed of high-quality pine wood and MDF. It is designed to resemble a fence and includes full guardrails for safety. This twin over twin wood loft bed has a bottom bunk that can be turned into an office or two seats. This bunk bed is an ideal choice for small bedrooms with limited space. Its clean design is a perfect match for a variety of room themes.

This white and pink bunk bed is a tribute to cottage-style architecture. This bed with a cottage-style roof and faux windows encourages dreaming and adventure with the reversible rail ladder and safety guardrails provide security and longevity. This bunk bed has a low-lying trundle that can accommodate twin mattresses. It is ideal for families who want a flexible sleeping solution.

Revitalize your kid's bedroom with this stunning twin-over-full bunk bed, which is crafted from solid Brazilian pine and MDF. It features a sturdy front ladder as well as safety rails on the upper bunk for added security, while the bottom bed has no slats, and does not require a box spring. This bed is designed to maximize functionality and space, while the storage locker on the stairway allows you to store books and other things without taking up the floor space.