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Kids' beds: guides, ideas & edits

Bunk beds, cabin beds, mid and high sleepers, house beds and more: buying help and curated edits for every kind of children's bed.

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Buying guides

Kids' beds with desks

A bed with a built-in desk puts a study or play space under or beside the bed, so the floor stays clear for everything else.

Bunk beds

Bunk beds sleep two (or three) children in the floor space of one bed, which makes them a favourite for shared rooms and sleepovers.

Cabin beds

Cabin beds raise the mattress a little off the floor and use the space underneath for drawers, cupboards or shelving.

Gaming beds

Gaming beds combine a bed with a desk or den area sized for a screen, so a gaming set-up doesn't take over the whole room.

High sleepers

High sleepers lift the mattress high enough to fit a desk, sofa or storage underneath, making the most of a small room's height.

House beds

House beds frame the mattress with a roof-shaped canopy, turning a bed into a cosy den that children love to decorate.

Mid sleepers

Mid sleepers sit between a cabin bed and a high sleeper: high enough for storage or a play space underneath, low enough for easier access.

Children's single beds

A single bed is the classic choice for a child's room, and there are designs to suit every theme and budget.

L-shaped beds

L-shaped beds set two beds at right angles, often with storage or a desk tucked into the corner.

Luxury designer kids' beds

Designer kids' beds are statement pieces: handmade themes, playful shapes and finishes that make a room.

Novelty and themed beds

Themed beds turn bedtime into an adventure, from castles and cars to treehouses and tents.

Kids' small double beds

A small double (120 x 190cm) gives growing children and teenagers more room without the footprint of a full double.

Kids' storage beds

Storage beds put the space under the mattress to work, with drawers, cupboards or lift-up compartments for toys, clothes and bedding.

Beds for teenagers

Teen beds need to work harder: study space, somewhere to hang out and room to grow.

Toddler beds

Toddler beds sit low to the floor and are sized for little ones moving out of a cot, often with guard rails.

Treehouse beds

Treehouse beds bring the outdoors inside, with roofs, rails and wood finishes that turn bedtime into an adventure.

Trundle beds

Trundle beds hide a second sleeping space in a drawer under the main bed, ready for sleepovers and guests.

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