12 Lofted Beds That Basically Double the Size of Your Bedroom (2024)

The frame of this lofted design is minimal and sleek, which is well suited for those who want a more contemporary style for their room. One nice detail to note about the desk setup is that it includes a metal schedule board. Attach notes using magnets to remind yourself of important tasks and dates.

Most ladders that lead up to the bed don’t feel too sturdy because they’re usually narrow for space-saving purposes. If you need more support, opt for this lofted style that comes with bigger steps and an actual railing that helps guide you up and down. Plus, if you happen to toss and turn a lot in your sleep, you don’t have to worry about rolling off as the thick guardrails surround all sides of the bed.

Should you be really low on space—aka you barely have room for a dresser—this lofted bed will come to your rescue. In addition to a desk underneath, there's space to hang up your clothes, shelves for your books, and even more storage space next to the bed in place of a nightstand.

Most of the lofted beds on this list come with a built-in desk, but if you prefer to choose your own, that works too. The empty space underneath this bed can accommodate a desk of your choice or even a mini couch, if you want to create a cozy lounge space for you and guests. Don't love the fun teal color? This bed also comes in black and white.

Meet the Waverly, with its glamorous, brushed-brass railing, which may seem necessary on a loft bed for adults, but if you tend to move around a lot in your sleep, the fall from more than six feet up will definitely wake you up. The plywood-and-spruce creation’s stark lines and simple white finish will keep it classic for years to come. If you'd like something a bit roomier than a twin, opt for a full.

This bed may not have any cleverly hidden storage space, but it's lofted six feet up, giving you plenty of room to set up a miniature fitness studio or workstation. It also comes in two other colors, including charcoal and turquoise. We, however, think the white looks the most stylish and versatile. You can pair it with pretty much everything. And because it's so pale, it will actually give the illusion of a larger space. You can also customize the setup of the bed: twin over twin, twin over full, or, just a simple twin, which is what's pictured.

There's no need to be clever or creative when assembling this bed because it's spelled out pretty clearly: It's part desk and part lofted bed. It's available in two colors, an espresso-toned wood and white, so depending on the look of your space, choose between two equally chic options. All you need is a desk chair and a mattress (no box spring required).

Available in both a twin and full, this elegant lofted bed for adults also comes in two finishes, white and natural. Both finishes are designed with the same Danish-inspired kiln-dried solid and engineered wood to prevent warping in humidity and heat. It also accommodates standard mattresses sans box spring, so feel free to snag whichever one you like best. If you want to make it feel extra luxe, opt for a mattress topper too.

We're all about the bells and whistles, but sometimes minimalism wins. Case in point: this Viv + Rae find, which is on sale for less than $500. It comes with a built-in ladder and desk, but before you start building it, be sure to clear your schedule because assembly will take a few hours.

If we had to pick a favorite, we'd enthusiastically choose this Harper & Bright Designs lofted bed for adults. It is a winning multi-functional piece that works as a bed, desk, cubbies, and dresser complete with four spacious drawers.

On sale for nearly $400 off, this Mack & Milo loft bed for adults is a good find. Complete with a ladder and guard rails, it's another minimalist look that would pair well with pretty much any pre-existing furniture and decor. If a dark espresso doesn't work for you, opt for gray or a misty blue.

The dresser may not come with this sleek midcentury-inspired bed, but the desk does. So if you work from home, this sustainably sourced wooden setup is for you. The best part? You can finish the look without having to leave West Elm because the massive retailer sells everything from bedding to office chairs.

The weight limit for the lofted beds on this list range from 200 to 400 pounds, giving you ample options to choose from. Generally speaking, because this design is supposed to be space-saving and runs on the narrower end (think twin mattress vs. a king), it can only accommodate so much weight compared to a full-size bed frame. Additionally, most lofted styles are designed for kids and teens, so if weight and length are concerns for you, make sure to look at these specifications more closely as you shop in order to pick the right one for your stature.