A loft bed with the feel of a studio flat

This is a cut above the average high-sleeper

Oliver Furniture wood children's high loft bed in white, £1,637, Cuckooland

Sometimes loft beds try too hard, they are over designed and too much is packed into their little footprint. If you're furnishing a box room, a bed that sits atop a wardrobe, a desk, a chest of drawers and a book shelf is great, but if you have a little more space than this, look for a loft bed that is allowed to breathe a little. This Oliver Furniture luxury high loft bed in white and oak from Cuckooland is our favourite loft bed design to date. 

Oliver Furniture wood children's high loft bed in white £1,637

It comes with two cute benches with open shelving beneath, ideal for books and games; and, you can slip a little desk at one end for homework. Positioning the ladder at the side makes the 'ground' floor area so much easier to access and this, together with  the slatted sides, lead the eye further into the room too, which should make the whole area feel bigger. At £1,637 it should be built to last.

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