This solid ponderosa pine L-shaped bunk bed offers custom configuration because the lower bed is on wheels which means it can be placed elsewhere in the room. The upper bunk is supported by side shelving, drawers, and a desk unit. This pine L-shaped bunk with twin-over-twin includes a desk area, open shelving, and drawers. The lower bed is on wheels and is detachable from the main unit. No shortage of storage with this twin over twin unit. It includes storage stairs, two sets of full height drawers, open shelving and one smart shelf floating off the guard rail for the upper bunk serving as a small nightstand. This is quite the unit, being longer than others due to accommodate a staircase (with storage drawers) and drawers on both sides of the lower bed. The lower bed is on wheels and is not attached or used as support for the upper bed, so you can move the lower bed away from the unit. Cherry finished hardwood L-shaped bunk that gives you the option for a full or twin lower bed. Access to the upper bunk is via a narrow staircase with railing. The other side of the unit includes a desk.

As for styles, the options are plenty so you’ll be sure to find one that complements your room’s decor whether it be mid-century modern, contemporary, rustic, shabby chic, or traditional to name a few. This engineered wood L-shaped bunk is a twin over full-size bed. The lower bed is not on wheels. You have the choice of finishes (including white). You can choose between a myriad of more grown-up designs, including built-in shelving and drawers for extra storage, a walk-in closet to put away all your clothes, a vanity for getting ready, or a desk so you can get work done. You might even want to transform the space under your bed into a cozy sitting area.

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https://www.housebeautiful.com/lifestyle/organizing-tips/g3497/storage-ideas-bedroom-with-no-closets/?slide=6 Can the lower bunk be separated? Some of our featured bunks have a lower bed on wheels which can be moved to another place in the room. In other words, the lower bed is not part of the support system for the upper bunk. Other units are designed so that the lower bunk cannot be moved. Adjacent bi-loft style: The adjacent style is where the beds butt up against one another in an L-shape. It’s more like a loft bed creating additional space underneath the loft bed. This twin over full L-shaped bunk bed is constructed of engineered wood which helps prevent warping. One side is a desk with drawers while the other side is a staircase to the upper bunk. There’s an open bookshelf on the headboard of the lower bed.

Decide where you want to put furniture. Based on the size and shape of the room, you will need to place the beds to get the most out of your space. [14] X Expert Source Kanika Khurana This hardwood L-shaped bunk bed is in a contemporary design with a twin over full. Stairs provide access to the upper bunk. Additional drawers included on the other side. https://www.bhg.com/decorating/small-spaces/strategies/storage-solutions-for-small-bedrooms/?slideId=slide_456a0c14-24c6-4a5b-bd0b-13befb20a592#slide_456a0c14-24c6-4a5b-bd0b-13befb20a592 Size of the beds: Some L-shaped bunks offer a full sized bed on the bottom while others are twin over twin.Birchwood constructed L-shaped bunk bed. The light wood tone offers a brightness to the room. The finish is non-toxic. This unit is loaded with storage including open shelving dresser drawers and even a storage drawer under the lower bed.

Stairs vs. Ladder: Bunks are known for having ladders to access the upper bed; however, some models use small staircases instead. The bottom bed is a full bed with a twin sized on top. The base for each bed includes a slat kit so it’s ready for your mattresses. One side includes open shelving and 6 roller dresser drawers. Easy access to the top bunk with a leaning ladder. Upper bunk includes wrap-around railing to help prevent falling out of the bed. Solid pine twin over full bed with a fort theme design which is fun for kids. This unit offers fewer features than others in our gallery since it’s a full-size bed on the bottom. Only one side of the unit offers the storage of any kind.

L-shaped bed FAQ's

As you can see, there is storage under the stairs and the steps themselves are drawers. The other side is a full-height set of drawers. Also, there is a large drawer under the lower full bed. Here’s an example of an adjacent L-shape bunk design where both beds are elevated like a loft bed offering more space underneath… in this case a small sofa/futon (for more sleeping options) and a full dresser. Space saving L-shaped bunk that’s a twin over twin design with stairs and plenty of drawer space for storage. Rounded corners are used for additional safety. This solid pine L-shaped twin over double bunk with a honey finish is a twin over twin. The bottom twin is one wheel. One side includes a desk with drawers and the other side drawers and open shelving. Overlapping (typical bunk bed design): The overlapping style is where there’s an upper and lower bed.