Space Saving Beds For Kids

February 11, 2025

Creating Order from Chaos - Space Saving Kids Beds for Small Bedrooms

There’s no getting away from it; kids’ bedrooms are messy. Toys, books, clothes, crafts and who-knows-what-else seem to multiply overnight. It seems unstoppable! The good news is, though, that a cluttered room doesn’t have to mean constant chaos. Space saving beds for kids offer a way to manage the mess and make the most of every square inch.

At Strictly Beds and Bunks, we’ve been helping families make the most of their bedroom spaces for two decades. We recognise that a child’s bedroom is more than just a place to sleep; it needs to double up as a playroom, a study, and a quiet retreat. That’s a lot to fit into a small bedroom, but our space saving beds are designed to take on the challenge.

Creative Space Saving Beds for Kids - Solutions for Small Rooms

Small bedrooms can be a challenge, but with the right bed, you can create a surprisingly spacious and organised room. Here are some creative space saving bed solutions to inspire you.

1. Low Bunk Beds – Perfect for Younger Children

Low bunk beds are a great choice for younger children, offering a safe and easily accessible alternative to high bunks. At around 123cm tall, they’re easy to climb in and out of.

Beyond a sleeping solution, though, there’s the storage solution under the bed. This area can be transformed into a reading nook, or space for a dressing-up area. Add some storage boxes, a hanging rail, or a small bookshelf, and you have space to put all that stuff that normally ends up on the floor!

2. High on Style, Low on Clutter – Loft Beds for Older Kids

As kids grow their bedroom can start to feel a bit cramped. A loft bed is one way to transform an overstuffed space into a functional and stylish studio. The higher bunk (approximately 143cm) leaves room underneath for a variety of uses.

Either design a study area with a desk and chair or place a small sofa and cushions to create room to relax. Whatever you choose, a loft bed gives your child the space to make the room their own (and keep everything organised – hopefully).

3. Bunk Beds – Sharing Made Easy

Looking for a space-saving solution for a shared kids’ room? Bunk beds are the timeless, and popular, solution. They provide separate sleeping areas for each offering personal space no matter how small the room.

And now they come in even more configurations! From traditional stacked bunks to innovative L-shaped designs that create a more open feel, you can find the perfect fit for your space.

Choose a storage drawer underneath the bottom bunk for more places to stash toys or clothes, without losing valuable floor space.

4. Triple Sleeper Bunks – The Ultimate Space Saver

Looking for an adventurous and space-saving solution for your kids’ room? Then choose a triple sleeper bunk. It provides comfortable sleeping arrangements for three children in a compact and stylish design.

With a 198cm clearance and construction that meets British Safety Standards (BS EN 747-1:2024 – TC), you can rest assured that your children are sleeping in a safe and secure bed. Triple sleeper bunks are ideal for larger families or for sleepovers.

Strictly Beds and Bunks – Space-Saving, Style and Sustainability

Creating the perfect kids’ bedroom is all about creating a safe, functional, and sustainable space. Strictly Beds and Bunks is committed to all three. Our bunk beds are designed to complement any interior design, built to last, and exceed BS EN747:2019 Part 1 & 2 safety standards.

Our FSC® certification reflects our dedication to responsible forestry and ethical practices, and our commitment to chemical-free manufacturing ensures your child’s well-being.

Visit the Strictly Beds and Bunks website to see our full range of bunk beds and find the ideal space-saving solution for your family!

Strictly Beds & Bunks provides high-quality, heavy-duty bunk beds across the UK. We offer a wide range of styles and sizes to suit your needs, with delivery available, to: London, Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool, Brighton, Oxford, Leicester, Nottingham, Cambridge, Birmingham, Bristol, Bournemouth, Kent, and Norwich.