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Loft Bed Work Station

comments (0) January 18th, 2013 in Project Gallery
Archispeak Archispeak, member

The sloped headboard is designed for resting on while reading and also storage of ones favorite books, magazines or bedside toys.
The closet doors presented the opportunity to give child a place for important things. One panel was a dry erase board, the middle had metallic paint so it could hold magnetsand the last was a cork board for pinned items
Click To Enlarge Photo: Larry Malvin

The loft bed allows your child to utilize the space below for other uses. Some will have it as a play area where you could also install curtains for a private space. This unit was built with a play area in mind but was converted several years later to a work station for a tween. Maximizing space in a small bedroom is always a challenge.


Design or Plan used: My own design - jim Butz with Architecturally Speaking

posted in: Project Gallery, finish carpentry, bathroom, contemporary, home office, furniture, desk, loft bed, bunk bed, work station

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