Low loft beds

A loft bed is an excellent solution for the kids’ room when space is at a premium. A lot of today’s models even come with built-in desks, wardrobes and other storage solutions.

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After searching in vain for the Perfect Loft Bed, we finally just decided to make one ourselves. We wanted one that would be comfortable with our 8-ft. ceilings, but that would also leave lots of s...

Help! How to DIY a king size loft bed? - Ideas for a king size loft bed using IKEA STORA and TARVA beds, kitchen cabinets and KALLAX shelving units. Photo credit: © Julien Fernandez / Amandine & Jules - Paris novembre 2014. L'appartement de Florence.

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If you’re in need of more storage and space in your child’s room, check this out. It’s a loft bed and closet all in one.Mom Saara designed and built this stylish small space solution. A series of built-in cabinets supports a loft bed up on top. We love the storage arrangement for each cabinet – hanging clothes, pull-out drawers for folded items, and an open storage cabinet for toys and large items. Oh, and don’t forget the ladder to get up and down from bed.

Build your own low loft bed with free plans from Ana-White.com This is a very simple build, no pocket holes required! The bed is sturdy and solid, and you can add storage underneath. We love it with totes for inexpensive, easy storage! Cost about $50 in lumber. Plan includes step by step diagrams, build video, cut lists and shopping lists. Related: Low Bunk Bed Plans

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There is only so much you can do with your Twin XL. You can outfit it with the finest comforter set and fluff it up with pillows, but that doesn’t help the fact that it sits low to the ground and takes up some valuable floor space. Move in and move up with the DIY Loft! Now, you have space for more people, more seating and more sanity in knowing you’re just a little bit further from that strange stain in the carpet. We got you!

Any home that has rooms with limited space, regardless of the age of the person in the room, should think about a loft bed. And steps leading to the bed keep those bare feet from getting sore on a rung ladder. Elevate your thinking in beds, put your dresser or a reading area below, and you have made an entire room in half the space. Plenty of options in this extensive collection.