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45 Stylish Bunk Beds

March 07, 2019

Bunk beds are fun for children (and adults) of all ages. Check out these 45 bunk bed designs and get inspired to bring this fun design feature into your home for everyone to enjoy.

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Neutral Rustic Side-By-Side Bunk Beds

The young occupants of this room got their dream beds with these clever bunks. Shelves behind each bed are an ideal spot for the boys to showcase trophies, trinkets and toys. A magnetic panel behind the ladder creates the perfect backdrop for the latest original works of art.

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Photo: Alise O'Brien Photography
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White Children's Bunkroom With Striped Rug

This sweet bedroom is a slumber party dream come true! Bamboo hanging chairs face the bunk beds for easy late-night chats. The turquoise, watermelon, and sunshine-yellow striped dhurrie rug brightens up the room.

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Photo: Sesha Smith. From: Urbanology Designs
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Pink Eclectic Girls' Bunk Bedroom

Two bunk beds and a large daybed give the girls who share this fun bedroom plenty of place to dream. The bohemian-inspired details give a just-right dose of texture and whimsy to the pink palette.

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Photo: Emily J Followill. From: Melanie Millner
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White Contemporary Bedroom With Loft

This ethereal all-white bedroom is like living in a cloud. A sleeping platform seems to float above the matching twin beds, accessible via a ladder and filled with pillows. A plush shag rug is a delight for bare toes.

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Photo: Robert Peterson, Rustic White Photography. From: Brian Patrick Flynn
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Rustic Retreat

A twin over full bunk bed in a mix of rustic wood and iron brings mountain style to the design of this space. Mixing and matching pillows in neutral tones against brown plaid blankets nod to western style without feeling kitschy.

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Photo: Jennifer Boomer/Getty Images. From: Fixer Upper
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Bunkroom Incorporates Natural Wood

Fixer Upper host, Joanna Gaines, incorporated natural wood elements, iron railings and fixed metal ladders in a black finish to this fun bunkroom.

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Photo: Sean Litchfield Photography. From: Chango and Co.
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Stylish Bunk + Playroom

A pair of bunk beds makes this the perfect spot for sleepovers. A fun black-and-white pattern is carried from the triangle wall decals to the graphic-print bedspreads and white, Danish-style furniture. Model airplanes are hung in a group from the ceiling to give this kids' room its own mini airshow.

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Photo: Jennifer Boomer/Getty Images. From: Chip Gaines and Fixer Upper
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Barn Loft Bunk Bed

This kids' room featured on HGTV's Fixer Upper, has an upper barn loft complete with sliding barn doors - the perfect little hideaway.

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Modern Metal Bunkroom

Fixer Upper Hosts Chip and Joanna Gaines turned the Holt's garage into a comfortable, colorful family room. Modern bunk beds with metal support wire and ladders made out of plumbing pipe, were installed for Holt family slumber parties.

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Photo: Julie Soefer. From: Laura U Design Collective
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Bunk Beds Flanked by Built-Ins

This gray and red boys' bedroom is perfect for this family's little ones. With cool modern bunkbeds that have storage built in, there is plenty of space left on the floor to play. On either side of the bunk bed, matching bookshelves let each boy have a space to express himself.

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Photo: Jim Tschetter. From: Linc Thelen Design
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Contemporary Blue and White Bunkroom

The geometric print FLOR carpet squares freshen up the design of this fun kid's bedroom. Sconces in each bunk are controlled by individual switches, so young occupants can get in late night comic book reading without disturbing nearby sleepers.

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Photo: Nick Johnson. From: Jay Corder
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Cozy Game Room Includes Bunk Beds

Built-in bunk beds give the little ones a taste of summer camp, while a marquee sign that reads "Te Amo" doubles as an adorable nightlight.

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Photo: Catherine Truman. From: Kendall Simmons
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Room for Friends

One of the goals in the attic-turned-playroom design was to create overflow sleeping space. The solution: these imaginative built-in bunk beds. Papering the back wall in black-and-white wallpaper with little city scenes adds graphic punch and a fun visual surprise.

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Photo: Chris Luker Photography. From: Christopher Architecture and Interiors
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Gray Country Play Room With Bunks

This play room is the stuff dreams are made of. Pale gray paneling and a soaring ceiling give the space a lighter-than-air feel and the bunk beds are delightful hidey holes with their own private curtains. Designed by Bill Moore, Chris Reebals and Emory Ratliff

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Green Modern Bunkroom

Green makes a rich, earth-inspired background for two sets of white bunk beds that peek out onto the trees.

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Playroom Features Bunk Beds

This custom, architectural bed was a splurge in this home's remodel, but fits into the room as a permanent structure rather than a free-standing piece of furniture

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Photo: Amy Lutz. From: Butter Lutz Interiors
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Game Room With Two Bunk Beds

The kids can have all their best friends over for a sleepover thanks to not one, but two bunk beds and a game room that's stocked with fun.

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Photo: Eric Perry
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Cabin Bunks

Kids' bedroom of the HGTV Dream Home 2014, a vacation getaway located in Truckee, Calif., minutes away from Lake Tahoe.

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Photo: Tessa Neustadt . From: Blackband Design
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Coastal Look Completes Kids' Room

Shiplap walls and white built-in bunk beds pair with sisal-style flooring and nautical light fixtures for a coastal look in this kids' room. A lifeguard chair and surfboard complete the whimsically beautiful design.

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Photo: Tessa Neustadt. From: Blackband Design
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Sophisticated Bunkroom

The bedroom comes with two sets of spacious bunk beds. A blush pink rug, leather butterfly chair and patterned ottoman make the room's overall look surprisingly sophisticated.

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Photo: Chris Amaral. From: Genevieve Gorder
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Playful Girls' Room

As seen on HGTV's "Genevieve's Renovation," designer Genevieve Gorder created a playful bedroom for her daughter with an indoor swing, geometric pendant light and bold pops of color. The black wooden bed frame provides contrast to the neutral focal wall for added visual interest.

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Rustic Bunks

HGTV Ultimate Retreat 2018 in Sapphire, NC featured rustic bunk beds that are a kids (or adults) dream.

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Photo: Steven DeWall. From: Sarah Barnard
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Fun, Masculine Boys' Room

The homeowners wanted a space for their boys that was both fun and masculine. Designers used a navy, teal, walnut and gold color palette to create this shared boys' room, that has private spaces for each of the children.

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Room for Guests

Bunk beds add functionality in a small guest bedroom designed by Jonathan Scott, as seen on HGTV's Brother vs. Brother.

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Photo: D2 Interieurs. From: D2 Interieurs
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Stylish, Contemporary Bunk Beds

Thanks to their crisp white finish, the bunk beds easily complement the blue & white wallpaper. In turn, this contemporary kids' room feels thoughtfully tied together.

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Photo: Matt Wier. From: Brown Design Group
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Bunk Beds + Built-In Bookcase

A bunk bed features a built-in bookcase for extra storage space. Blue and green add a playful color palette to the bedroom.

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Photo: James R. Salomon Photography. From: Kristina Crestin
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Bunk Beds With Added Storage

Room to sleep is plentiful in this kids bedroom. Multiple built-in bunk beds offer storage underneath the bottom beds as well as the steps leading to the top bunk beds. A patriotic color scheme adds a fresh, coastal vibe to the space.

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Photo: Brady Architectural Photography. From: Dawson Design Group, Inc.
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Kids' Room Perfect for Sleepovers

Colorful and distinctive bedding turns each compartment of this fun kid's space into a private haven, despite the uniformity of the design. Built-in bunk beds with integrated ladders make maximum use of the room's square footage.

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Photo: James R. Salomon Photography. From: Kristina Crestin
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Guest Bedroom With Queen and Twin Bed

A clever use of a small footprint, designer Kristina Crestin came up with the idea to put a queen sized bed together with a twin bunk bed, thinking a family could fit into the small space.

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Bunks Accented by Shiplap

As seen on HGTV's Fixer Upper, the Eberle's renovated children's room has built-in bunk beds, a shiplap accent wall and freshly painted walls.

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Photo: Amy Bartlam. From: Jenn Feldman Designs
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Bunk Beds Make Space to Play

Bunk beds are a smart choice for this kids' room, as they free up the floor and create more space to play. Striped sheets and linens ensure that the room looks cohesive.

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Photo: Michael J. Lee. From: Jennifer Glickman
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Dream-Like Bunkroom

Graphic-printed wallpaper makes a dramatic statement in this dreamy girls' bedroom. A tufted headboard and footboard on this bunk bed, pair with sleek woods and whimsical bedding, perfectly mixing traditional and contemporary styles.

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Photo: Audrey Hall. From: Locati Architects
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Guest Bedroom is Welcoming, Rustic

Rustic wood creates twin bunk beds, perfect for overnight guests. Drawers at the bottom blend seamlessly into the design, while providing storage. Pillows featuring closeup shots of mountain animals brings a whimsical vibe to the space. Design by Tracey Byrne

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Gender-Neutral Design

A navy-and-white color scheme in this open kids' room works for any gender. Interior designer Lauren Leonard placed two sets of bunk beds side by side for a built-in look. Simple labeled baskets underneath the beds add extra storage, and galvanized buckets hanging from thick rope bring a rustic element to the space.

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Photo: Jacob Snavely. From: Chango and Co.
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Nautical Theme Bunkroom

A red, white and blue color theme for this kids bunkroom features nautical decor, including the rope ladder to get to the top bunk. White shiplap walls give the space coastal flair, which is a perfect match for the beach bungalow.

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Photo: Genna Margolis. From: Genna Margolis
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Tween Room is Perfect For Sleepovers

This room gives a unique twist to more traditional details: oversizing the wallpaper's floral print, a beanbag chair that's pink and furry! The queen bed topped with a twin, adds enough room for friends.

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Photo: LCo Design. From: THELIFESTYLEDCO
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Bunkroom That's Trendy and Chic

Give stylish pizzazz to a small space with graphic prints and a mix of textures. This bedroom does the trick with a mix of patterns on the walls, bed linens and curtains and an unusual beaded light fixture- not to mention the fun bunks adding sleeping space for friends and family.

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Photo: Amadeus Leitner. From: French and French Interiors
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Kids' Corner Complete With Swing Chair + Bunks

This corner of the sitting room is all about the kiddos; they can curl up with a stuffed friend on the swing chair or use the pueblo-style bed as a play area. Buffalo check curtains tuck the latter out of sight when company's over.

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Photo: Aaron Kraft, Krafty Photos. From: Design Associates Architects
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Bunkroom in Log Cabin Retreat

A bunkroom maximizes space in this cozy, yet spacious cabin retreat. The house serves as a vacation home for the owners and their extended family, with plenty of space for family members to come together or relax in privacy. In this cozy kids' space, sleeping bunks mix with open spaces filled with a mix of seating options, giving the kids a great space to hang out.

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Photo: Jack Gardner Photography. From: Christopher Architecture and Interiors
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Gray Coastal Bunk Beds With Graphic Pillows

These bunk beds have the coziness of a ship's cabin with pale gray paneling, perfectly placed sconces and drawers for storage.

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Photo: Ashley Gilbreath. From: Ashley Gilbreath
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Cozy, Reclaimed Wood Bunk Beds

This farmhouse has plenty of room for everyone, including the kiddos! The bunk beds come with fluffy pillows and colorful quilts so that the little ones can cuddle up in style.

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Photo: Dylan Chandler. From: m monroe design
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Black and White Bunkroom With Cloud Ceiling

Wake to a dreamy cloudscape in this striking bedroom, where bunk beds feel not-in-the-least childish thanks to snappy black-and-white decor.

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Photo: Jeff Herr Photography. From: Terracotta Design Build
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Beach Paradise Bunk Beds

A pair of bunk beds, nestled into a curtained shiplap-walled nook in the hallway, provide a creative solution for sleeping kids or groups of friends in this beachfront condo.

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Photo: Ashley Grabham. From: G Design LLC
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Redesigned Classroom Becomes Boys' Bunkroom

Designers transformed the building's former classrooms into the bedrooms for these homeowners. Instead of splitting the space into five bedrooms-one for each child-designers decided to leave the room open and create a wall with six bunk beds. These bed spaces are given some privacy with curtains to give each boy their own space.

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Photo: Laure Joliet . From: FLO Design Studio
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Bunk Beds With Hand Knotted Yarn Canopy

Hand knotted yarn pieces form a charming canopy above the white wash wood bunk beds in this kids room design by FLO Design Studio. Plush linens and pillows create the ultimate, whimsical place for little princesses to dream and use their imaginations. Unique storage compartments flank the bunk beds to hold books and personal treasures.