There is quite a selection of loft beds with desk available these days and they come in many different shapes and sizes: from elaborate study stations fully equipped with electrical outlets, light fixtures and sliding keyboard trays to really simple solutions with just a desk surface that usually spans the entire width of the bed. On this page you will find some of the most popular models made by reputable manufacturers.
Twin Size Loft Beds With Desk
The Classic features a thick wooden plank that serves as a desk and runs the length of the bed. Or, more precisely, until it meets the storage area. A wraparound desk of a sort. The Everiz sports a similar concept, except no shelves. Just a wide desk.
Twin Over Full Loft And Bunk Beds With Desk
The Icaro is a twin over full loft bed with a small desk featuring two drawers fixated to one end. It’s a loft because the full size bottom bed can be pulled out. The Evanghelina is a twin over full bunk bed with a desk, three storage drawers and a hutch integrated into the side of it.
Full Size Loft And Bunk Beds With Desk
Now here’s an interesting design. By incorporating slanted legs at one end of the bed, the designers of the Bridgwater gained enough space there to include a nice wide desk, without it protruding unnaturally. The Max & Lily Classic is your bread-and-butter full size loft bed with three integrated shelves and a desk on the other side.
Low Lofts With Integrated Desk
Low loft beds come with a desk too. In addition to a pull-out desk, the Max & Lily Classic low loft sports quite a bit of storage space as well. The Eirwen’s desk looks a little deeper, but in spite of that the designers managed to integrate three spacious drawers as well.
Metal Loft Beds With Desk
Something fresh and original, here. The Z-shaped design of the Powell metal loft bed is a great choice for the modern, techno-oriented youth bedroom. Walker Edison’s Sunset features a wide desk that spans the entire length of the bed. There is a keyboard tray, a small bookshelf to the right, the works.
DHP’s Abode has a desk built into the headboard which makes it smaller, but it still manages to fit in two triangle-shaped storage shelves and a little pinboard. The Maxwell is a full size loft bed and it too comes with two corner shelves that can be used to store study supplies or some other accessories.
Bunk beds, or, more accurately, loft beds with desk are an increasingly popular configuration that has proven — many a parent will attest to that — to be helpful in more than one way. To start with the obvious, such a combination will resolve or at least help with space issues inherent to any smaller room. But that’s not all. The lesser known effect that a workstation loft bed usually creates is that of getting your offspring — somehow, magically — to spend more time with books and homework. Think that’s impossible? Try it. Stranger things have happened.