my husband and i just bought a two bedroom home, as i have shared. someday we hope to have children.
four or five, the be exact.
four or five, the be exact.
four to five children + two bedroom home = #bedroomfail
we don't think for a moment that this is the home we intend to keep throughout the entirety of our child-rearing years. however, logistically speaking, we need a plan. i am an only child, so the concept of room sharing is a bit foreign to me--but it certainly sounds exciting. communal. bohemian, even! (not necessarily words used to describe me on a daily basis.)

enter built-in bunk beds. why do i like them?
because they maximize space.
because they offer a certain amount of privacy that can often be lost in other forms of communal living.
because they are sophisticated. fit for grown-ups. pretty darn chic.
i feel like they can really grow with a family and offer a great solution to limited bedrooms.
i've even heard of a family with three kids in a 5 bedroom house--ample space--but rather than splitting everyone up and giving each kid a bedroom, they created a sleeping room, a play room and a library, so that the kids would spend more time together. "revolutionary" i know, but it makes so much sense to me. i kind of love the philosophy behind that.
i digress. enjoy pictures of these fabulous built-in bunks!
...happy sophisticating...
we don't think for a moment that this is the home we intend to keep throughout the entirety of our child-rearing years. however, logistically speaking, we need a plan. i am an only child, so the concept of room sharing is a bit foreign to me--but it certainly sounds exciting. communal. bohemian, even! (not necessarily words used to describe me on a daily basis.)

enter built-in bunk beds. why do i like them?
because they maximize space.
because they offer a certain amount of privacy that can often be lost in other forms of communal living.
because they are sophisticated. fit for grown-ups. pretty darn chic.
i feel like they can really grow with a family and offer a great solution to limited bedrooms.
i've even heard of a family with three kids in a 5 bedroom house--ample space--but rather than splitting everyone up and giving each kid a bedroom, they created a sleeping room, a play room and a library, so that the kids would spend more time together. "revolutionary" i know, but it makes so much sense to me. i kind of love the philosophy behind that.
i digress. enjoy pictures of these fabulous built-in bunks!
...happy sophisticating...

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wouldn't you love to steal away here with a book for the afternoon? love the library feel.

4 comments:
These are awesome! I want to do this when Adam and I have kids. Hmm...
these are pretty amazing, I never knew bunk beds could be so chic, I'd even sleep in one myself lol
lovely ideas for childrens beds... very good post!!
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