The children's bed is the focus of the children's room and is often the largest piece of furniture there. At the same time, there should also be enough space for playing, running around, learning and storing. This is not an easy task because the room is usually not very spacious. The area must be set up very functionally. At the same time, it is particularly important that the room design pleases the child and stimulates his imagination. In addition, children grow quickly and the children's furniture grows with them. The bed in particular needs to be replaced every few years. It is therefore pleasant if you can purchase children's furniture at a good price. If these can still be converted, it's even better. This is what the Ikea Kura bed promises.
A piece of furniture with a simple, convertible design
In terms of functionality and fair price, Ikea is perhaps number 1 on the European furniture market. The Swedish furniture manufacturer is particularly flexible when it comes to offering children's furniture, toys and storage. The products are characterized by a very simple, one could also say, Scandinavian design and can be combined with each other or with other living styles in a variety of ways.Lots of Ikea furniturecan be repurposed or redesigned and thus personalized. This is the case with one of the bestsellers in the children's department - the Ikea Kura bed. It consists of several wooden frames that can be quickly set up as a low bed or turned upside down as a loft bed. The simple material - solid pine wood with a natural look, fits almost every living style and can be easily colored if desired.
Ikea Kura bed redesign made easy
The bed is suitable for children aged 6 and over or even for smaller ones if it is not set up as a loft bed. Smaller children are at risk of falling from the upper level of the loft bed frame. The dimensions in combination with the simple design and the price make the pine wood bed ideal for creative peopleDIY Projects. With a little creativity and imagination, the children's room becomes a real adventure terrain. Here we present 35 great inspirations for every living style and every room situation.
Blue for the boys and pink for the girls was yesterday. At the latest when the baby becomes a school child, it is finally time to set up the room for the “big ones”. You should stop with the cute, sweet things and start with the cool style. It's time to redesign the children's room. There are plenty of ideas and creative suggestions on the Internet. However, it always makes sense to start with the main piece of furniture, namely the cot, because without it you simply can't do it. Without a doubt, every child needs onebeautiful, cozy retreat, which invites you to sleep peacefully, dream and cuddle.
Ifa perfect solution for children's roomsThe Ikea Kura bed appears. It's not just its price or simple design that impresses. Maybe the pine wood doesn't suit everyone's taste. However, it also has a positive side, because wood is very easy to work with and you can paint it with any color. This gives the simple piece of furniture a completely new, individual look.
The easiest way to redesign the Ikea Kura children's bed is with a little color. If the bed frame is painted in white or gray, it fits in with any color concept and sets a nice accent in the children's room, where there will be lots of colorful things such as toys, bed linen, carpets and others. Blue and pink, even black are other color options.
A low bed or a loft bed
Many children want a loft bed. And here an Ikea Kura bed is again a perfect choice. It can be set up as a low bed or as a loft bed and a second mattress can be inserted above or below. A loft bed sometimes seems like the best solution to create sleeping space for two children in one room. First and foremost, you should consider the age of the children. The loft bed is not suitable for children under 6 years of age because they can injure themselves while climbing or fall down from the higher level while sleeping.
For small children, the Ikea Kura loft bed can be converted into a bed house with a little effort and a few additional wooden slats. You just have to build a triangular gable roof construction to go with the original square bed frame. Any DIY enthusiast can easily do this. For children who dream of a loft bed and don't need a second place to sleep in the room, the Ikea Kura bed becomes a play bed. People sleep upstairs and a cozy play area can be creatively designed downstairs. You can develop your imagination and set playful accents. Curtains, drapes and fabric blinds ensure quiet play and also more order. A soft surface, cuddly blanket and pillow should not be missing. Garlands, fairy lights and other decorations create a playful atmosphere.
Particularly original ideas
Ikea Kura bed is extremely suitable for imaginative redesigns. For example, you can cover the side walls of the bed with wall foil, playful stickers, wallpaper or even colorful fabric. The side panels on the bed can also be creatively designed using blackboard foil or blackboard paint, creating several really large painting areas for the children. With a bit of craftsmanship you can completely rebuild the simple bed construction and transform it into a castle, fortress, tent, circus or cloud. Below we have listed many wonderful ideas on how to transform a conventional Ikea Kura bed.
The bed becomes a bedhouse
Convert for 2 children
Space to play and sleep
Playful constructions
