Bed Time

An imaginative use of space in this charming bunkroom creates a child's dream retreat.

From Coastal Living. Brian Vanden Brink

 

Why We Love It - This little bunkroom in a vacation house from Coastal Living magazine is tucked under the eaves, with charming nooks for a row of single beds.                       

 

 

What Makes It Work

The space under the eaves, where no adult could fit, is perfect for a child and adds the feeling of security. A little shelf mounted on the wall offers a spot to personalize and a place to keep small toys and books off the floor.

 

 

Steal This Idea

The painted floors eliminate the need for a rug and only get better with wear. They also provide a visually soothing background for the inevitable explosion of toys and clothes.
–Lydia Somerville, Senior Editor, MyHomeIdeas.com