Best Kids Bedroom Sets

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There’s a wide variety of kids bedroom sets featuring different types of furniture pieces. Most bedroom sets for kids come with a nightstand, dresser, and a bed. There are even kids bedroom sets that include a bookshelf where you can safely store your children’s books and toys. The bedroom set provides an easy and cost-effective way to buy furniture because you will actually be buying around two to four pieces that come in matching colors and style. You also get to pick the right style for girls or boys bedrooms. Check out the collection of different styles of modern kids bedroom sets to find one that matches your child’s bedroom.

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Buying Guide

Getting a kids bedroom set is much cheaper and more convenient than buying each piece of furniture individually, which could also result in a mismatched mess!

However, there are a few things that you should consider when choosing a kids bedroom set that your little ones can make the most of for years: after all, it won't only be the place where they'll sleep, but mainly where they'll play and create.

Go through this guide in order to avoid being stuck with a kids bedroom set that doesn't really match their needs.

What Size and Type of Bed Should I Get for My Child?

Most twin and full beds are 75 inches long, with the former being 39 inches wide and the latter 54. So, which one is right for them? Should you go for other types of layouts? Consider these points:

How many kids share the bedroom? Twin or bunk beds are the most space-saving designs for two or more (some bunk beds can even hide some bonus storage room under the stairs!);
Will there be enough room for them to play? A full bed might be great for one, but not if it means very limited playroom; on the other hand, if your kid is already growing out of that phase, a larger bed could be a priority;
Will the wardrobe, cabinets and chest of drawers be enough to fit all their belongings? If you're not sure, a storage bed could give you some extra room (and peace of mind!);
Will their bedroom serve as a guest room, too? If that's the case, a trundle bed with a second mattress in the hidden storage drawer could be a safer bet.

What Else Is Included in a Kids Bedroom Set?

Beds aside, kids bedroom sets come with different furniture combinations. It's critical to get a good idea of what you actually need instead of buying one that you like the look of but will result in a shortage of storage space or other impractical situations.

Wardrobe

Single or double should do for one kid, but triple or bigger are more sensible choices for two or more (as long as they can be divided equally!);
Want to optimize space? Sliding or bi-fold wardrobes will be a smarter pick over traditional hinged doors;
Need some extra storage? Look for models that include drawers and compartments!

Desk & Chair

Useful to do their homework, a desk is something that you might regret overlooking in a few years;
If, when buying a set for two, you're worried that separate desks would make the room too crammed, look for one that includes a unique double desk.

Bookcase

Are your kids too young to read? Then a bookcase might be the last of your worries right now, but it's something that will definitely be useful as they grow up; for now, it can be used to store toys in colorful storage boxes
Stay safe! Consider an anti-tip kit.

Wall-Hanging Shelves

Whether there are some toys that you'd like to display or you simply need some storage space out of their reach, it's practical to pick a kids bedroom set with one or more shelves.

Chest of Drawers

Unless you've opted for a huge wardrobe or are planning on buying a separate armoire, a spacious chest of drawers can be a true lifesaver when it comes to clothes.

Bedside Tables & Cabinets

If you're confident that your kids' clothes will fit just fine in the wardrobe but they have lots of toys, extra cabinets will be a wiser choice.

Safety Concerns to Keep in Mind When Choosing a Kids Bedroom Set

When it comes to kids, it's always better to be safe than sorry! Their furniture shouldn't bring new potential hazards into their room, so consider these tips:

Children's furniture must comply with standards developed by ASTM International (ASTM), which define safety specifications for bunk beds, bed rails, toy chests, bedding, and more.
Stick to safe materials like polished wood and smooth plastic: avoid glass and other fragile options, or tough materials like metal;
Beware of particularly sharp corners, splinters, and elements that stick out;
Consider looking for a kids bedroom set that comes with anti-tip kits (or purchase them separately) when it comes to tall freestanding pieces of furniture such as bookcases and wardrobes;
If your kids are still very young, they might try and climb onto drawers or taller items: choose lower cabinets and chests of drawers with a wide base.

Quick Tips

Since this is a pivotal long-term investment, let's recap the most important things to consider when choosing a kids bedroom set:

Unless you're happy to replace the entire set after a few years, take into account your kids' future needs as well as their present requirements;
When choosing the size and type of bed, consider room for playing, storage and whether the room will be used for guests, too;
Kids bedroom sets can include different pieces of furniture: you should know what you need before browsing, so that you don't end up leaving out an item that will be essential in a couple of years;
If you're not going for a themed or monochrome set, think of the color combinations that would create an ideal palette for you and your kids: you might want to include their favorite color!