You won’t want to snooze on this trend.
Never underestimate the power of an excellentbedroom.
After all, shouldn’t it look cute, too?
Design: Lucas Eilers Design; Photo: Sandra Lucas.
Designers are thinking beyond the typical four-post and building beds into the overall design.
In fact, many decorating pros double down on this trend with a built-in bunk bed.
“We built-in three twin [beds] for their three little girls,” she explains.
Design: Krywicki Interior Design; Photo: Dina Avila.
“Give yourself two to three inches on either side to make a bed,” Wilson recommends.
“We see so many that cant look neat because the clearances aren’t wide enough.”
Meanwhile, Simms recommends pairing your bed with space-efficient accessories such as small nightstand and wall-mounted sconces.
Simm Hayes Design.
She also recommends double-checking a room’s layoutbeforeadding a built-in (and unmovable) bed to the mix.
“double-check there are no doors that swing out preventing access to bedside tables,” Hayes notes.
“My son has had to combat that issue in a tight efficiency!”
Fortunately, Hayes found a worthwhile solution.
“The bedroom half was light filled and felt like a treehouse,” Hayes adds.
Sweet dreams are made ofthese.
