10 ideas of loft beds for kids

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When designing your kid's room, loft beds are a good option as they maximise the space and are a little more fun. Here are some amazing ideas:

1. Which kid wouldn't want to slide out of bed every morning! You can also build in storage shelves under the slide to make better use of the space. (Interior design by Lekker Design)

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2. Using staggered shelves that double up as stairs is a fun way to lead your child up to the raised bed platform. (Image: Houzz)

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3. Use the space under the bed to tuck away boxes of toys neatly. (Interior design by 19sixtyseven)

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4. Create stairs that are as wide as the bed to carve out more storage space. (Image: Houzz)

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5. A compact and cosy solution that merges the sleep and study area. (Image: Bed Art Home)

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6. You can also turn the loft bed into a mini play house, and fill it with some fun kid-sized furniture. (Image: Houzz)

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7. This minimal approach on the loft bed idea allows the children's room to blend seamlessly into the home's overall style. (Interior design by W2DA)

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8. The generous area created under loft beds also allows space for a wardrobe to fit. (Image: Bedroom Wise)

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9. Customise a study desk into the side of the loft bed for a hybrid-style furniture piece that saves even more space. (Image: Houzz)

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10. Enclose the bed area for a cosier feel. (Image: Match Design Portfolio)