15 Bunk Room Ideas for your kids

Whether you’re looking to create a sleepover space in the attic for the grandkids, or decorate your beach house guest Bunk room for groups of friends, these swoon-worthy bunk rooms from a range of interior designers are functional, stylish, and designed to delight people of all ages.

1. Beach House Bunk Room

This Amaganset beach house bunk room from Chango & Co. has Greek island vibes, with its mix of white and blue, tassled striped throw blankets, and rattan pendant light. Taking advantage of the soaring ceilings, a central ladder leads up to a third story, complete with its own set of lookout windows that flood the space with natural light.

2. Hamptons Modern

This polished modern Hamptons bunk room design from Chango & Co. features a twin set of queen-sized custom-built bunk beds that provide a comfortable space for kids and adults. The soft blue paint and pale wood steps on a central staircase bring the beach house vibes, while arched wood-slat clad ceilings add soft curves, making the grand-scale space feel airy and inviting.

3. Red, White, and Blue

This light and bright bunk room from Chango & Co. has room for built-in bunk beds accessible by a playful suspended swing ladder, with a third bed beneath the windows that doubles as a window seat. Bold graphic textiles in shades of red, white, and blue give the room a crisp and energized feel.

4. Contemporary Bunk Room

This contemporary bunk room from Courtney St. John Studio is set up for kids, but is sleek enough to work for teens and adults.

5. Gang of Eight

This bunk room from Kirsten Brockner Interiors is large enough to fit four bunk beds in a U-shaped configuration that’s perfect for pillow fights and group sleepovers.

6. Modern Farmhouse

This modern farmhouse room from Martha O’Hara Interiors has a soft neutral palette of pale wood, white, and gray, with a wallpapered ceiling to add a touch of whimsy, and a barn door to hide it away when not in use.

7. Side by Side

The top bunk is positioned in the middle of the room’s windows, providing light and views for everyone on the bottom and top bunks.

8. White and Bright

This room from Marie Flanigan Interiors has white shiplap clad walls, white privacy curtains, an industrial pendant light, and black-and-white check bedding that adds some dimension to the all-white space.

9. Cabana

This surf shack cabana room from Christina Kim Interior Design has built-in beds that take advantage of the high ceilings to provide plenty of head room, the perfect setting for sleepovers and post-surf naps.

10. Boho Style

This white-washed cottage bunk room from Kate Marker Interiors has tons of windows, and boho style touches like a patterned rug, star-shaped pendant light, leather pouf, and rattan side table that add personality to the all-white room.

11. Farmhouse

This handsome farmhouse bunk room from Chango & Co. uses dark stained wood, metal railings, crisp white walls, and graphic checked and striped bedding to create a timeless space for kids and adults alike. Built-in wall cubbies give everyone a place to store their bedtime essentials, and dedicated wall sconces for each of the six beds defines the space while giving everyone their own reading light.

12. Small Space

This small space bunk room from Mindy Gayer Design Co. has a large bed on the floor for adults and a lofted bunk bed for kids to accommodate guests of all ages.

13. Natural

This room from Studio Life/Style has two double beds on the floor that can accommodate kids or adults, and an upper bunk accessible by a ladder for extra sleeping room. The wood-clad bunk beds are complemented with industrial black reading sconces and textured bedding in shades of forest green, beige, and white.

14. Pink and White

This bunk room from Marie Flanigan Interiors has custom built bunks clad in white horizontal shiplap to match the walls and provide a seamless look. Pale pink bed ladders and rosy bedding accents add softness and a gentle touch.

15. Seating Area

This grown up bunk room from Mel Bean Interiors features stacked bunks against the back wall and a conversation space in the middle of the room for socializing before bed.