Description: Ever noticed that bunk beds are used in such a diverse array of settings that includes children’s rooms but also ...

Here’s the deal — bunk beds aren’t just for children. In fact, leaving such fun, amazing pieces of furniture to the little ones is only hurting yourself. Adult bunk beds are a thing, and you should ...

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Built-in steps with drawer storage divide full-over-queen bunk beds designed by John Boyd. Shaker door panels and a beadboard paneling match the design of the cottage home. Long Cove They're popping ...

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These communal spaces may have humble roots, but now they’re features with style, whimsy and nostalgia. By Eve M. Kahn This article is part of our latest Design special report, about homes for ...

“We’re pretty much doing a bunk room in every house we work on.” Here’s how they do it. By Tim McKeough All of a sudden, bunk beds seem to be everywhere: You see them in upscale beach and ski homes, ...

Get our weekly Home and Garden email for tips, and interior inspiration Bunk beds aren’t just great for saving space in larger families – they also add a fun and exciting touch to any child’s bedroom.

If you’ve added a bunk bed to your child’s room, you likely know how useful they are to save space, especially for kids sharing a bedroom. A smart bunk bed setup allowed me to keep all three of my ...