Bunking Up
It's that time of year, where way too many people go in on summer shares, adult children invade their parents' summer cottages, all of the beach house owners become much more popular than they were during colder months. This means air mattresses, a line for the bathroom, and bunk beds.
Bunk beds are not just for kids' rooms, dorm room lofts and summer camp anymore. Designers are finding stylish ways to sleep as many people as possible. As we downsize and realize that smaller space can equal a better lifestyle, bunk beds are a great space saving solution.
Bunk beds are not just for kids' rooms, dorm room lofts and summer camp anymore. Designers are finding stylish ways to sleep as many people as possible. As we downsize and realize that smaller space can equal a better lifestyle, bunk beds are a great space saving solution.
This room is so beautifully designed. The light neutral color palette paired with bunk beds keeps it open and airy.
This spot makes me think of staying up late giggling with my cousins. After a long cold day of skiing, I don't think I'd care how many people I was bunking with as long as I had a nice soft mattress.
Throw pillows help turn this bunk bed into a daybed in this tight studio.
Full-sized beds on the bottom increases the number of people this bunkroom can house.
This narrow room has a built-in spot for an extra guest.
These bunks in a family shelter room can be curtained off for privacy or to hide the beds when the room is being used as a living room or dining room.
The stairs here are sturdy for little ones, and they incorporate extra storage.
This was a very small bedroom I saw on a house tour - it felt roomy and spare because of the bunk beds.
While these aren't technically bunk beds, I couldn't resist throwing in this shot of a beautiful, DwellStudio-bedecked bunk room. Curtains provide privacy.
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