Kids' Loft Bed Inspiration Loft Bed and Closet, Frankie Was Right When I was in college, my roommate and I got a loft bed system, and I thought it was the coolest thing ever. Not only did we have lots of floor space to hang out and study, I loved having the privacy and coziness of my own secret bed platform. For small spaces, a loft can be a great way to open up floor space, but even if you don't feel you need the extra room, a loft can be a great hideaway for a kid. Here are a few ideas to get you thinking about whether raising the bed could be for you and your kids. TOP ROW 1. Loft Bed and Closet (Frankie Was Right). Here, an existing built-in closet forms one side of the base of the loft bed, leaving plenty of space to access the closet and have a play area to boot. 2. Loft Bed with Storage Underneath (Apartment Therapy). A raised bed makes room for toy and clothes below. 3. Covered Loft Bed and Slide (El Mueble). Covering the loft itself makes for a truly cozy bed space,
