Futon Bunk Bed With Desk
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Futon are a widely praised addition to many homes because of its convertibility. Its a couch, then a bed, then a couch. Its two necessary furniture items in one. And the futon bunk bed with desk has taken the concept and ran with it. While your kiddos sleep, the bunk bed is two beds, but in the morning, the lower bed is now a couch, and a comfy place to work at the built in desk.
Our Picks
Archibold Loft Bed with Bookcase
Viv + Rae™
This top bunk is elevated over a lovely, large study area perfect for keeping your kids on task with their studies. But something special the designers added to this model is the extended ladder planks that make for a handy bookcase.
The entire unit is made up of high-quality rubberwood, a very sturdy material, and is built to withstand the weight of an average child. The upper bunk can support a twin bed of traditional size and has a guardrail, just in case your child rolls around while sleeping. A comfy bed, desk, and bookcase in the same space a bed would usually take up; efficient indeed.
What we like:
● High quality material & sturdy design
● 4 shelves
● Large desk
What we don’t like:
● There is nothing w don’t like about this product!
Twin Bunk Bed with Desk
Unlike most loft beds with desk underneath, this model actually has a second bed, installed at an L shape from the top bunk, that is designed for lounging. But don’t think for a moment this second twin cannot be used as a bed for a second, smaller child; it is versatile for many uses. For instance, if you only have one child, now they don’t have to climb a ladder if they wish for a short nap.
The desk area fits snuggly under the top bunk and behind the ladder. The whole unit is made of pine painted white for aesthetic charm, and the top bunk features a short guardrail. You might think the small desk would be crowded, but behind the ladder this model features a couple of shelves for books or decorative items.
What we like:
● Bottom lounger/second bed
● All wood
● Desk has two shelves
● Guardrail
What we don’t like:
● Desk area cramped
$595.99
Twyla Twin over Full Bunk Bed
Harriet Bee
Another L-shaped option for a home with two children sharing a room, the Twyla bunk bed features a twin mattress on top with a full-size sleeping area below. The entire structure is made of hardened steel, easily capable of supporting your child, and it comes with a steel ladder for top bunk access.
Now, you might be thinking that the full-size bed will take up the under-bunk workspace, and you are correct. That is why with the Twyla bunk bed, the desk is built into the limited extra space and can be accessed by outside the bed area. It and some aesthetic touches are the only parts of this unit that are made of wood.
What we like:
● Full bed bottom bunk
● All steep frame
● Wood aesthetic touches
What we don’t like
● Desk accessed outside of bed space
Surgicalonline Bunk Bed
surgicalonline
Of all the loft beds with couch underneath, this one is a wonder of modern engineering. And what makes it so special is the intricacy in the details. First, you have a hardwood structure throughout. Then the top bunk is set up for a standard twin. And all that is fine. But below, the bottom bunk can easily transform into a bistro setup for 4. Let us elaborate and blow your mind.
The bed on the bottom bunk is made up of two individual cushions. These cushions fold up when pressed to the ends of the bed, making them into seats. The center support of the bed rises and becomes a table. And all of this is built on two platforms with large, deep drawers for your storage needs. It has to be seen to believed.
What we like:
● Bottom bunk becomes bistro seating
● All wood structure
● Elaborate design
What we don’t like:
● Bottom mattress is uncomfortable
Eirwen Twin Loft Bed
Harriet Bee
The one shortcoming of most loft beds, and even most bunk beds, is the possibility of falls and injury. And kids don’t like the thought of getting hurt, which is how many develop a fear of heights. This bed takes all of that away. The Eirwen loft bed is shorter than most other options. In fact, when sitting at the attached desk that extends from the main structure, the bed is at the same height as your eye-line.
It features a twin-size space, lots of drawers for storage below, shelves under the foot of the bed, and the desk rolls freely in and out of a hidden space under the head of the bed. It is a very clever design. Everything you need, nothing you don’t and all in the room your bed would fit by itself.
What we like:
● Shorter than most
● Telescoping desk
● Lots of storage
What we don’t like:
● No mattress included
$589.99
