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Find the Best Kids Bunk Beds for Toddlers Bunk beds are a fantastic option for children's rooms as they can be used to save space while creating a fun focal feature. The one you see here is white, smoky grey or walnut. It can be divided into two beds that can be left alone as your kids get older. Choose the clean white finish for a rustic, coastal or colorful bedroom, or opt for the neutral gray or clay finishes that blend with a variety of color schemes and decor. Parents should note that assembly can take a little time, but two people working together can speed things up. 1. Storkcraft Toddler Bunk Bed A bunk bed is an excellent option for children who wish to share the bed. As opposed to traditional frames, bunk beds specifically designed for toddlers are smaller in height and include important safety features to keep your children safe and sound. Carlie Gasia is an accredited Sleep Science Coach at Sleepopolis. We asked her for her professional opinion to help you choose the best bunk bed for your children. She recommended an extremely sturdy frame and a design that will expand with your children. To that end we've compiled six top bunk beds for toddlers below. To get the most bunk beds that save space for your kids, look no further than this stylish option from Storkcraft. The sleek bunk bed, made from solid kiln dried hardwood, is available in a variety of finishes that will enhance the look of their bedroom. Pick a white finish to create a luminous, airy feel and a gray shade to create a cottage or farmhouse look, or an espresso stain to create a rustic room. The low top bunk in this bunk bed is only 50 inches in height, making it easy for children to access the upper level. It also comes with 14-inch guardrails that reduce the chance of falling, and it's GREENGUARD Gold certified for environmental protection. This bed is JPMA Certified for added peace of mind. It's been tested and certified by independent laboratories to meet the highest standards for children's furnishings. This loft bed can also accommodate three children in one room. The twin mattresses on the upper bunk can be swapped to make a larger mattress (sold separately) which instantly converts it into a triple bunk. For added versatility, this bunk bed also comes in your choice of brushed walnut, espresso and cappuccino finishes that are a great match with the majority of color palettes. This bunk bed comes with a ladder that retracts, and can be locked. It is perfect for kids who like to climb and explore. Plus the bed is GREENGUARD and JPMA certified, so you can rest at ease knowing it's safe for you toddler. 2. Pottery Barn Kids Belden Full Over Full Bunk Bed If your children have outgrown their toddler bunk bed they may be ready for a full-over-full. This sturdy bunk bed from Pottery Barn Kids is GreenGuard Gold certified and has a variety of style details that make it easy to pair with your kids' most loved furniture pieces. It's also available in a variety of colors to fit any room color scheme. Bunk beds are a great solution for rooms with kids which lack closet space. They let siblings share a bedroom without overcrowding it. You can make use of the extra space to outfit the room with furniture that can be used for storage. Bunks can also save you money on separate twin mattresses for each child, which can increase over time. A solid wood bunk bed is a great investment for any kid's room because it's durable enough to see your kids through their teens and maybe even into their adult years. The bunk beds in this collection are available in different finishes such as white, brushed grey and weathered blue, which will work with any child's style. Some models are also available in a more natural finish that will blend with coastal, cottage or country designs. While a normal bunk bed will have guardrails that protect the top bunk, a few options provide an additional layer of security with a slide that can be detached for kids to play on. This bunk bed comes with knot-free New Zealand Pine wood for the slatted footboards and headboards, and guardrails measuring 14 inches are positioned around the upper portion of the bed. The top bunk bed is accessed by a built-in, stationary ladder. A trundle underneath the bunk bed at the bottom provides the perfect place to rest for guests. In general, only use a bunk with an attached slide when your child is at minimum six years old. Younger children may struggle to climb up the ladder or stairs to the top level. It is also important to check the product specifications of each bunk bed to find the maximum weight limit for both the top and bottom beds. 3. West Elm Bunk Bed If you can't bring yourself to invest in a bunk bed that is full-over-full, this West Elm version offers all the space your kids require in a smaller package. Its specially-designed ladder features an expansive curved opening that can limit the chance of kids hitting their heads when they climb up and down, plus handholds with angled edges for extra safety. And it comes with a variety of finishes, ranging from airy white to classic walnut, to suit any room's style. If your children enjoy sleepovers, you can turn a bunkroom into a fun playroom by adding a few additional features. In a boys bedroom designed by Bailey McCarthy a pair modern bunk beds with twin trundles underneath the bottom bed can accommodate three kids in one space. The wall paper is printed with cactus prints and a chandelier in primary colors give the room a circus-like feel, while neutral linens provide a chic look. Bunk beds don't have to be reserved for rooms for children. A loft bed that has a desk can also serve as a study space for teens. In this bunk bed room, the lofted bed comes with an individualized desk and plenty of shelves for storage. A Philippe Starck Ghost chair from Kartell adds a bit of midcentury flair, while an original wall hanging with a beetlecat print by artist Katie Ridder adds a pop of color. Kids who love tucking in will appreciate the bunk bed that has plenty of storage built-in. This model from West Elm has open and closed compartments for everything from extra water to bedtime books as well as a drawer that can hold all their clothes. It's available in full and twin sizes to fit your child's growing bodies. Even the most reluctant children are looking at sleepovers as a possibility with loft beds that come with a slide. This model by Zoomie Kids lets your kids slide down with their peers or siblings. A slanted climbing ladder with foot and handholds on each sides allows children to climb the top bunk. If you want a bunk bed that will expand with your children pick a wooden platform. This type of bunk frame is sturdy enough to support mattresses without the need for a box spring and is available in a variety of sizes and styles to suit your kiddos' changing tastes. 4. Ana White Bunk Bed If you have intermediate woodworking skills you can construct your kids a bunk bed for much cheaper than assembling a bed at the store. This free bunk bed plan from Ana White includes diagrams, the list of materials and tools and directions. The beds can be taken apart to make them easier to move around or rearrange. The classic design can be easily modified by staining or painting. If your kids are more interested in playing with their friends rather than sleeping, you can convert the basic bunk into an fort-like structure. This Birds and Soap bunk bed is a fantastic idea for both kids and adults. It can be made to fit your child's style with curtains and other decor. bunk bed for kids like this one can make sharing a bedroom more fun for your guests or siblings. A bunk bed that can also be used as a storage area and stairway is another creative option. Facebook user Daily Wood built this set of bunk beds with wood, pine trim and Oriental Ginger stain. The staircase also has an attractive shelf. The design is ideal for maximizing space in a modern home without the security or ease of use. When it is about bunk bed materials, wood is typically more durable and durable than metal. It also looks attractive and can be stained to fit the decor of the bedroom. If you prefer a rustic look, you can use unfinished wood. It is easy to clean and maintain. Wood is also a good option for bunks that are used by children because it is less likely to scratch or dent than other surfaces. A wooden bunk bed can be a timeless furniture piece that your kids will appreciate for a long time. This is the perfect solution for those who have small space or require extra sleeping arrangements. If you select furniture of high-end quality it will last for a long time and can be passed down to younger kids when they are ready to have their own bedroom.