9 Low Bunk Beds Perfect for Toddlers Making the Transition to Big Kid Beds

How chic is this West Elm bunk bed?! With a modern design and clean lines, this is one bunk bed that will age nicely with your child as their style evolves.

The Max & Lily Bunk Bed has a super fun slide that might have your kid looking forward to bedtime for once.

While many kids' beds seem to come in only white or gray, if you're looking for a warmer-hued style go with this bed from Harriet Bee. This walnut pick has a modern feel that will grow nicely with your child's ever-changing style.

We love a good versatile find and the Ouef Perch Nest Bed is that and then some. This bed can be set up one of two ways: as a loft bed with a floor mattress or as a canopy bed with space for an add-on trundle! Talk about customizable! The best part? It stands at about 4’2” tall, at least a foot shorter than a typical loft bed, making it the perfect first bunk bed that allows for easy goodnight kisses and an increased sense of security.

Clean lines and subtle paneling contribute to the classic craftsman style of the Camden bed from Pottery Barn Kids, crafted from solid poplar wood.

Yep, you’re seeing this right — a triple bunk bed. Designed to fit three kiddos at once, this bunk bed is the definition of space-saving, provided you have enough ceiling clearance for it. Even if you don’t have three kids, you could always save the extra bunk for slumber party guests.

Worried about your kid accidentally falling off the ladder while climbing to the top bunk? The Kean Bunk Bed takes all the worry out of the equation with a built-in set of stairs, so that even the wobbliest of kids get to bed with no fuss.

This low full-over-full bunk bed will last your kiddos well into their teenage years with its larger size and classic styling.

Ok, so this one isn't exactly a typical floor bed style, but we think it's still worth mentioning thanks to one thing: storage. The Belden is a twin over full bunk bed that has it all: stairs, storage, and style.