Kids loft room

He loves his room!! 🙌🏻🥳 Swipe through for some good ole still photos! It was my most popular project and I’m so glad (most of) you liked it… | Instagram

Discover inspiring attic room designs that transform your unused space into creative playrooms for kids. Explore ideas that combine whimsical themes, bright colors, and educational features to create the perfect environment for play, learning, and imagination. Whether you're looking for a magical retreat or a multifunctional play area, find tips and inspiration to make the most of your attic space, turning it into a cherished part of your home where children can thrive and explore.

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BEFORE When we bought our home 7 years ago, the upstairs felt like it was mostly unfinished, other than one room – the guest room. Our first move was to finish the open attic room, dry walling it, and adding electric and flooring. We did that almost immediately when we moved in, and it then became Charlie’s bedroom. In the rush of day-to-day life we ended up leaving the rest of the upstairs mostly as-is, ignoring this large chunk of unused space at the top of our stairs. It became a dumping…

This modern loft bed took this bedroom project to the next level! We share how we made this bed and are giving away our free plans!

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#PROJECTSTONEGATEI've been waiting for this moment since Liam (my 2nd) was born. That my boys would one day share a room with bunk beds! The room is quite large with a wall full of windows making it difficult to do standard bunk beds tucked into a corner. So we strategically came up with a layout that would not block off any natural light. The stairs by the windows helped create separation but there was still a blank wall by the closet. I wanted it to stay open and light so we created these