Bunk Beds With Desk And Drawers

Pine Wood Bunk Beds With Desk and Drawers

What we like: The beds come in completed sections, making the unit very easy to assemble.

What we don’t like: The ladder rungs are small and can be hard on little feet.

This all-in-one bunk bed with a desk and drawers is really the only piece of furniture you need for a complete bedroom suite. One twin-bed frame sits above the desk and has generous storage. A separate trundle bed pulls out at the bottom of the bed system. When the trundle bed is pulled out for use, the overall floor size of the bunk bed is 81.5” long by 79” deep. 

We love the storage compartment behind the desk that goes the entire length of the bed. It has doors on either end to let you access this hidden space. It could easily hold at least four big plastic tubs for extra storage of toys or out-of-season clothes.

Twin Over Double Bunk Beds With Desk and Drawers

What we like: Stair step design incorporates storage shelving.

What we don’t like: Ships in nine boxes and it would be handy if the box with the assembly instructions was labeled. 

This classic twin-over-full bunk bed is made from solid wood in an L-shape. A full-size bottom bunk sits below a twin-sized top bunk with detachable guardrails. It can be tricky to assemble with all the different parts and hardware, but the end result gives you a solid and sturdy bed that looks great. 

A built-in desk sits on the opposite side of the stairs. It has a handy storage drawer for supplies and a 41.75” by 17” surface. You can choose from one of six color finishes — espresso, gray, white, blue, beige or stone. 

L Shaped Bunk Beds With Desk and Drawers

What we like: The desk has two height options to adjust as your kids grow.

What we don’t like: The drawers may not be as solidly constructed as the frame.

Two twin beds make up the shape of this twin-over-twin bunk bed, with the lower bed extending into the room. This leaves room for a desk with one drawer on one side and three open shelves and four drawers on the other. Extremely compact while still offering lots of storage and work surface.

The lower bunk won’t get as much light as the upper bunk. But with the 36.25” of space between the two bunks, it’s easy to create a cozy reading nest with extra pillows. Stringing fairy lights around the edges may make it the bunk both kids want.

White Bunk Beds With Desk and Drawers

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What we like: The bottom bunk can pull out from the system and be used as a separate bed.

What we don’t like: The pressed wood parts can chip over time, unlike solid wood.

On one side of these bunk beds with desk and drawers, the small built-in desk comes with three storage drawers below the writing surface. On the other side, there’s a mix of four drawers and three open shelves. This lets you place that side of the bed system against the wall and still access all the storage options. 

Although it takes as much as six hours to assemble, you end up with two sturdy and comfortable bed frames, extra storage and a 40” by 16” desk surface. Make sure to wait for all nine boxes to be delivered before starting to assemble these beds. Only one box holds the assembly instructions. 

Paneled Bunk Beds With Desk and Drawers

What we like: You can choose between two twin beds or a twin or full option.

What we don’t like: The site shows three color options but doesn’t allow you to indicate your preference.

This bunk bed with a writing desk and drawers is one of the largest of its kind. You’ll need a good-sized bedroom to allow for the 80” x 42.25” footprint. The staircase sits beyond the end of the top bunk, while the desk makes up one support end for the top bunk. The bottom drawer in the staircase pulls out a long way to give you lots of storage for extra-long items.

The bottom bunk (full or twin) is separate from the rest of the bunk bed system and comes with wheels for easy moving. You can position it under the top bunk or away from the bunk beds in another part of the room. 

Convertible Bunk Bed With Desk and Drawers

What we like: Multi-functional design lets you easily convert the lower bunk area into a desk table with two bench seats.

What we don’t like: The foam mattresses for the bench seats might not be as comfortable for sleeping on.

These bunk beds with storage and a desk take up only 79.5” in length and 42.3” in width in a room. One of the smallest scales of a twin bunk bed, the desk is positioned in the space used by the bottom bunk. It’s super simple to lower the desktop to sit flush with the bench seats and rearrange the cushions into a mattress pad for sleeping. 

While this may not be ideal for two kids sharing a room, it seems like a great idea for a single child with friends to stay for a sleepover. Each bunk can support up to 220 lbs of weight, including a mattress and bedding.