The beds are usually built against an existing wall and are often divided with partitions. Whether it's one single alcove bed, or a row of single beds, or even a room full of bunks, this is a stylish and very practical choice of interior design.
Built-in bed with overhead shelving (Artistic Designs for Living, Tineke Triggs) |
Built-in bunk beds, nicely painted, with colorful accessories (Stonebreaker Builders & Remodelers) |
Four swing-rope beds make for a fun and unusual set of bunk beds (Stacie Rydell - pinterest) More photos after the break |
Separated platform beds with under-bed storage (Coastal Living Magazine) |
A built-in daybed/window seat with pull-out trundle bed (interiororiginal) |
This hidden, pull-out trundle bed would be ideal for a rarely-used guest room, or even a small apartment (houseandhome) |
Art Nouveau style beds combine the cubby style in a bunk form, with two individually lighted cabins (Kat - pinterest) |
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