Loft beds can easily be seen as the grown-up interpretation of the bunk bed and when a simple loft bed is transformed into a loft bedroom, the results are quite interesting and fun. Here is Tiramolla's take on the loft bedroom, with a complete mix and match angle to them.
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that lofted room is unbelieveable!
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I love the Roadside Project pieces. Wonderful.
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If/when I have a child, I'd love to have a lofted bed in a constructed tree like a treehouse in their room. Must work on my carpentry skills, then my baby-makin' skills.
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an interesting take on the loft bed, since most set-ups usually have the bed on top and the desk stowed in the cave beneath. i like this option much better because sleeping in a cozy and dark space is nice, but trying to work in that environment is a bit of a downer.
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It looks like there is about 10 inches of clearance above that bed. Better be a back sleeper!
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Maybe that under-loft bed is a pullout sleeper?
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again, those Tiramolla setups cost $8k.
i would be willing to pay a premium but that's obscene.
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