Full-Size Loft Beds With Stairs

224 Ideas by Eliza Bush

One of the best ways of getting the most out of a small bedroom space is with full-size loft beds with stairs. Some sit higher off the floor with space underneath for a desk, while others have stairs with shelves to store books, clothes, and toys. Below we've listed the best of the best loft beds for kids and adults that saves space and gives you a place to sleep.

This full size loft bed with stairs is as functional as it is eye-catching. Includes a top bunk with fixed railings, a staircase with built-in storage drawers, a bottom bed with storage compartments, and few open shelves.

This loft bed includes a comfortable lower bed and a relaxing upper bed with stairs. These stairs include storage drawers. Solid wooden construction includes stairs, posts and protections finished in black color.

Full Size Loft Bed With Stairs and Slide

Laci Full Size Metal Loft Bed with Desk,Stair and Wardrobe

Xiomara Kids Full Loft Bed

Mallika Solid Wood Loft Bed

Snari Kids Full Loft Bed

Bomar Kids Full Loft Bed

A functional loft bed in a modern design. It's an ideal solution for a small room as it includes a fabulous walk-in closet that was arranged under the bed. The whole unit is also an elegant combination of grey and light violet colors.

Stylish high loft bed with stairs and drawers

Ajay Kids Full Loft Bed

Epimenio Kids Full Loft Bed

Brodie Kids Full Loft Bed with Drawers

Siena Kids Full Junior Loft Bed

Lennon Kids Full Loft Bed

Full Size Bunk Bed with Stairway Chest in Amber Wash Finish

Mountview Kids Loft Bed

Salome Kids Full Loft Bed

Furnish the bedroom with the full size loft bed, which has got the stairs, wooden construction and enough storage spaces for clothes or books. It's an excellent option to the teens room.

Monarch Hill Haven Metal Loft Bed

Elita Kids Full Loft Bed

Gabriella-Frances Kids Loft Bed

Loft bed with stairs and drawers for storing needed items. Construction is made of wood and reinforced with solid supports. Includes railings for added safety. Traditional form and neutral design.

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Full-Size Loft Beds With Stairs

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Eliza is a creative interior designer who swears by the power of sleek interiors and quality furniture to transform daily personal and professional life. With a B.Sc. in interior design from Philadelphia University and a well trained eye for craftsmanship, she offers unparalleled advice on how to arrange your space to make it sophisticated, comfortable, and functional, whether it’s the office or bedroom.

A full-size loft bed with stairs can go a long way toward making space in a bedroom for children or teens. The stairs can incorporate storage drawers or a “Harry Potter” closet. The under-loft space can be used for a second bed or for a desk and chair set.

How much space do I need for a full-size loft bed with stairs?

Before buying or building a loft bed, measure the room, especially the space from floor to ceiling. There should be enough room between the mattress and the ceiling to allow the sleeper to sit up comfortably – preferably with several inches to allow for growth. If a bed is placed under the loft, the same thoughts concerning height will apply. Consider the age and size of the child when considering the height of the stair risers and whether to place drawers so that they pull out onto stair surfaces or whether the storage will be accessed from the side or end of the bed.

What's the best material for a full-size loft bed with stairs?

The loft bed structure should be sturdy, and the loft should include a railing high enough to prevent accidents, such as the sleeper rolling over and falling out of bed. Hardwoods are best, but if using ordinary pine, sand it well and sink any nails or screws to prevent snagging clothing or skin.

Use neutral colors for the bed structure itself, and allow the user to select more transient items, such as sheets, spreads and any curtains that might be involved. In that way, if a craze for pink gives way to black lace and velvet, only the bedding must change – a much easier and less costly approach than painting.

Who should sleep up top of the loft bed?

Consider the taste and habits of the child or youth who will use the bed. If your child is the one that is always in the crow’s nest of the local playground’s pirate ship, then you can bet that a loft bed will be just the thing. But if your youngster prefers the tunnels under the slide to climbing up on top, you might want to consider using the loft for storage of unused items, and creating a cozy hobbit hole for your ground-dwelling youngster. It would be unkind to expect a child who is afraid of heights to sleep in a top bunk.

What are the best loft beds for theme bedrooms?

A full-size loft bed with stairs can be an opportunity to set up a theme that will appeal to your youngster. Exiting the bunk via a fireman’s pole, for example, or climbing down a knotted rope. Set up drapes to simulate royalty for young history buffs, or use a barn wood finish for admirers of the Old West.

Regardless of themes or colors, a full-size loft bed with stairs can save on space and provide a way to give your child a place to store clothing, books, games, and toys. It is a solution to shrinking floor space as your pirate, spaceship captain or future President of the United States outgrows a formerly adequate room.