The term loft can have several different meanings but right now we’re interested in the one that describes it as a large adaptable open space. There are many ingenious and creative ways in which you can organize and decorate a loft. Today we’re going to discuss how you can design such a space so that the kids can use it and enjoy it.
View in galleryA great use of an attic as a teenage room
Let’s say you live in a house or in an apartment with high ceilings. This gives you a great opportunity to come up with numerous great design ideas for the kids’ room. You can use bunk beds if it’s a shared room so you save some floor space which can be used as a play area or, if it’s not a shared space, you can still opt for a suspended bed for the same reason.
View in galleryInstead of having a suspended bed you can opt for a suspended play areaView in galleryOf course, kids enjoy intimacy so a sleeping area upstairs would sure be niceView in galleryFun and functional design with a play area above the bedView in galleryIt’s also a great opportunity to include some cozy seats for the kidsView in galleryA wall unit can easily fit under the bed as wellView in galleryA desk with storage is another wonderful optionView in galleryDon’t limit yourself to traditional shapes and designsView in gallerySuch kids’ loft designs are perfect for shared bedroomsView in gallerySince you’re saving so much space, you make room for more fun toysView in gallerySome extra space in the room is always welcomedView in galleryFunctionality is not everything. The space also needs to look goodView in galleryTry to make the design look natural and cohesiveView in gallerySuch layered designs are excellent for attic spacesView in galleryThe design options are countless when you have a large space to work withView in gallerySuspended sleep area in a loft, a wonderful space-saving ideaView in galleryKids love to climb ladder so you should us one if you canView in gallerySave valuable floor space with a suspended bedView in galleryYou can also incorporate shelves and storage space in its designView in galleryBy raising the bed off the floor, you make room for a sofaView in galleryYou can also use that space for a work station or sitting areaView in galleryTry a fun approach without compromising when it comes to functionalityView in galleryHang curtains under the bed and make a hiding place for the kidsView in galleryTake advantage of the free floor space and create a clean and simple designView in galleryIf you have the space, make a staircase with built-in storage
There’s also the option of creating an upper level within the room, a sort of play area for the kids. A ladder will allow them to have fun climbing upstairs and there they can play, relax or even sleep in there’s a bed. The whole idea of what we’re trying to say is that you need to take advantage of the space available. So think vertically and don’t waste any space.