Beds for children's and teenagers' rooms

Every collection has its own bed, so the wardrobe, chest of drawers and desk from the same series will match it. Prices do not include a mattress or bedding.

90 × 200 or 120 × 200

Both are standard sizes, so the mattress and bedding can be bought anywhere and nothing has to be made to measure. 90 × 200 cm is the width most people choose — it fits any room and leaves space for a desk. 120 × 200 cm tends to be a decision for the long run: an older child can spread out with a book, and a parent fits alongside at bedtime. The Admiral, Sweetheart, Color Mix, Flamingo, Frozen, Clara, Micasa and Irony collections have both.

Bunk beds for siblings

There are two bunk models, and they differ in what happens underneath. The Color Mix bunk gives two sleeping places in the footprint of one — for a shared room, or for a friend staying over. The Compact Room bunk leaves space below the upper bunk for a desk from the same collection, or for a second bed, so the room is organised upwards instead of outwards.

Beds with bedding storage

If there is nowhere to keep duvets and pillows, look for a model with a box beneath the mattress. Clara, College in 120 × 200 cm and SpiderMan are among those that have one — the storage occupies space that would otherwise sit empty.

For the youngest

Cots are a section of their own here: Nordic, Pandy Baby and the ex-display models. Separate from them is the Montessori house bed, 80 × 180 cm, in wood with an antibacterial and hypoallergenic coating — low enough for a child to climb in and out unaided.

Finish

The frames are furniture board with an antibacterial and hypoallergenic coating. Some models have an upholstered headboard in fabric or faux leather, and the Admiral bed is shaped like a ship.

Common questions

Which bed size: 90 × 200 or 120 × 200 cm?

90 × 200 cm fits any room and leaves space for a desk — it is the size most people choose. 120 × 200 cm gives an older child more room and a parent somewhere to sit at bedtime, but it takes a wall you may not have to spare. Both are standard, so mattress and bedding can be bought anywhere.

Do you have bunk beds?

Two. The Color Mix bunk gives two sleeping places in the footprint of one. The Compact Room bunk leaves space below the upper bunk for a desk from the same collection, or for a second bed.

Which beds have bedding storage?

Clara, College in 120 × 200 cm and SpiderMan are among those with a box beneath the mattress — for a room with nowhere separate to keep duvets and pillows.