We decided on a metal safety railing for this kids custom loft bed. The room design turned out great on this one, both aesthetically and functionally.

Making your kid’s room, and newly added custom loft bed fun and uniquely your is important. After taking care of the design decisions such as how it will be built, size, height, safety details, next on the list should be how to make this new space as fun and engaging as possible. For the loft bed, we can paint it any color you like (or simple white), or leave the wood raw (I usually use pine wood to build kids custom loft beds. Pine does not splinter and is safe for kids), any of these options are equally good.

Here we painted this kids custom loft bed the same color as the room walls, but then sealed the ladder with clear sealer. The contrast is awesome, yet was very simple to create. The walls are decorated with really fun decals also. :)

Here are two examples of kids custom loft beds with desk spaces. The image on the left shows a desk with a pull out drawer.

In the image on the right, a kids' custom loft bed with a much more simple desk space, yet, I’d love to point out, look how it's obviously being very well used. Whether you go for something more involved like a desk with a drawer or a simple desktop panel (which is a less expensive option), both are good options.