Mobile bunk beds allow for arranging two sleeping places by pulling the lower bunk bed out at night. When not in use, the bed can be folded or pushed neatly during the day, saving significant space. Instead of using bulky bookshelves, simple shelves are arranged above the bed, taking advantage of vertical space without moving furniture every time the lower bunk bed is opened.
The double bedroom for children uses exposed wood material, creating a feeling of freshness and closeness. Two rows of shelves are arranged on the upper floor to maximize storage space. The study table is extended, placed between the bed frame and the wall, both taking advantage of the space and helping the room look neater.
In the children's room, corner desks make the study area more spacious. Warm beige striped wallpaper brings a bright feeling to a space with limited area. A row of white shelves replaces traditional bookshelves, both storing books and storing learning materials.
With a room in light blue tones, the wardrobe is designed to be hung or attached to the wall to clear the floor area. The desk and bed are arranged adjacently, creating a ventilated space. The space next to the desk is used as an open bookshelf, adding storage without making the room cramped.
An open bookcase is designed running along the wall, surrounding the desk area and the sofa bed. This arrangement combines the study and rest area in the same space, while keeping the walkway airy and maximizing the room area.
The bed sofa can be used as a relaxing chair during the day, combined with a cushion to create a comfortable reading space. When needed, this item can be converted into a small single bed at night. Six drawers below replace the storage cabinet, providing more space for storing clothes.
The bookshelves are designed with a shorter bottom and a longer top, creating ventilation in front of the desk. This arrangement both increases storage area and limits the feeling of stuffiness in the study area.
A small table is placed next to the window to maximize natural light. Instead of using large bookshelves, wall-mounted shelves are arranged to hold books, helping to save floor space. A small shelf integrated into the bed frame can also be used as a convenient bedside table.
The blue tone brings a peaceful and cool feeling to the room. The drawers under the sofa bed are used to store clothes, while the shelves and storage cabinets running along the walls help effectively exploit the space by height, especially suitable for small apartments.
The double bedroom for children is arranged with simple tables and chairs, forming a compact study corner. The two beds are designed in an alternating bunk bed style, making it easy for light to shine down to the lower floor. The low bed can also be used as a sofa when not used for sleeping.
Clothes cabinet with rounded corner design effectively utilizes difficult corners to arrange in the room. This style both increases storage space and creates a softer and safer feeling for the children's room. The triangular desk is placed close to the corner of the wall, maximizing the area of the table without occupying much space.
