10 Bunk Beds That Make Sharing a Room a Dream

In this custom-milled contemporary bunk bed, green sliders and an integrated closet mean there’s no excuse for clutter. #MarieKondoApproved

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Ahoy, mateys! Getting kids to walk the plank, er, ladder, for bed is a cinch with the Acme Neptune bunk bed. Fun and functional, the bunk bed’s ship-like bow has colourful shelves for displaying seafaring treasures – or plain ole toys.

Roomy drawers at the base and a classic wood frame gives Pottery Barn Teen’s Hampton Bunk Bed its good looks. The kids will love crawling up and down this bed that particularly suits a cottage setting.

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Adorable woodland wallpaper is a backdrop to this Julian Bowen bunkbed. The teal in the bedding is picked up in the wallpaper’s motif. Integrated shelves offer a spot to stash toys and books. And each step has a luminous green strip that glows in the dark!

Every inch of this amazing cottage kids’ bedroom by HGTV designer Sarah Richardson has been carefully considered, from the shiplap walls to the whimsical bunk beds. The details are everything: the patterned cushions, hanging lights and that handy storage bucket hanging from the ceiling.

This gorgeous room by the Backyard Builds team has a decidedly grown-up vibe. The wallpaper is echoed in the area rug, pillows and plants. Plus: look at that backyard view!

Speaking of the outdoors, look at this woodsy kids’ room, brought to you by the talented Home to Win team. Every time you climb to the top bunk, it’ll feel like you’re climbing a tree!

An arched window against the white shiplap walls and ceiling is a stunning combo in this cottage bedroom. The room sleeps four, but it feels so roomy!

Even the adults will want to steal the decorating details in this whimsical bunk bed set-up courtesy of HomeSense. The minimalist frame, pastel bedding and textured pillows = bedroom goals.

This cottage kids’ room from the Scott’s Vacation House Rules team feels airy and open. The dark wood bed frames paired with the white accents – the dresser, the curtains, the artwork – give this room a modern, grown-up vibe for your older kiddos.