We noticed lots of loft beds cropping up in childrens' rooms. Vertical is the way to go when you're short on floorspace.
Trend Watch: More Loft Beds
It doesn't look like the trend is going away anytime soon. Here are a few more photos of loft bed ideas. Do you have a loft bed in your child's room?
Images: Spearmint Baby
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That second one doesn't even have a safety rail! These scare me as sleeping spaces for children, especially the ones that look so much higher than standard bunk beds.
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Where did that first picture come from? How is the bed supported on the outside corner?
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The pink room scares me. Both beds are too high for comfort, they aren't worth the risk of injury. I think they would still be adorable lower and with a safety rail on the pink bed.
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Love the look of the first one!
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HEOO!
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This is so scary....the pink room made my stomach churn! That is a long way down...most of us worry about our kids falling out of grounded beds and push them against a wall....even a safety rail. I would not sleep at all.
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