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Kids tend to have a lot of stuff, and making space for all of it in their bedrooms can be tough. But here's one solution: raise the bed. Whether you loft it or just raise it a few feet, getting the bed up off the floor creates a ton of room. It can help you increase functionality, especially in small quarters. If you’re struggling with how to maximize the layout of your kids’ bedrooms, see whether raising the bed could work for you.
Does your teenager need extra space for his growing wardrobe? Loft the bed and use the room beneath for a closet. Hopefully, this will help him get his clothes up off the floor.