This is what children want their dream bed to look like – and so do we!
Rockets, racetracks and flowers galore feature on these dreamy beds
We all know that kids have the most amazing imaginations and can think up ideas and designs that us adults are in awe of.
And when it comes to thinking up a dream bed, they were always going to be pretty out of this world.
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With online search for kids bedroom ideas understandably on the rise of late, since more bedrooms are now doubling up as classrooms, too, Happy Beds challenged children across the UK to draw their ideal beds and send them to the Happy Beds HQ.
And they didn’t disappoint. Here are some of our fav designs.
Astrid's dream bed
Talented artist Astrid, age 6, designed an out of this world rocket bed with a fold down desk made from the wing and sparkly star handles on the built-in storage drawers.
Dylan's dream bed
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With a race track running around the base of his red high sleeper and comfy mattress, Dylans design combines sleep and play, with a desk below the bed and lights in the bed posts.
Ruby's dream bed
11-year-old Ruby wanted something more literary based and designed her bed based on ‘The Magic Faraway Tree’ by Enid Bylton. With a tree frame, moonface clock and flower duvet, we’d love to spend the night in this fairytale bed.
Joy Richards, Sleep Specialist at Happy Beds says, ‘We were looking for kids’ bed designs that adults simply can’t think of – the more outlandish and creative designs, the better- and these designers did just that’
But for parents who are looking to update their kids bedrooms now, rather than wait for their little one’s to become product designers in later life, Happy Beds have a huge range of fun and exciting beds ready to ship now.
Happy Beds Max Combination Bed
Buy now: Max combination bed, £339.99, Happy Beds
This genious bed can be built in several different combinations to suit your kids needs and age. Use in the formation of a toddler bed, a mid sleeper bed, an L shape bed, bunk bed or a day bed, taking your little one from toddler to teen
Happy Beds Spiderman Toddler Storage Bed
Buy now: Spiderman Toddler 2 Drawer Storage Bed with Light Up Eyes, from £174.99, Happy Beds
Your little superhero will just love this themed bed, perfect for those transitioning from a cot to a bed. The light up eyes turn off automatically after 10 minutes so they can drift off to sleep feeling safe and content. The drawers provide handy storage for all their dressing-up gear, too.
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Plus with so many more designs online too, Happy Beds is sure to have a bed that sets your childs imagination alight.
Holly Walsh is a freelance Interiors Writer and Shopping Editor, but worked in-house here at Ideal Home for nearly 10 years. With a background of studies in Interior Design, her career in interior journalism was a no-brainer and her passion for decorating homes is still as strong now 15 years after she started, as it ever was. While Holly has written for most of the home titles at Future, including Livingetc, Country Homes & Interiors, Homes and Gardens, Woman & Home and Style at Home, Ideal Home has always been her ideal home, and she can still be found sharing her expertise and advice across both the printed magazine and the website, while also raising her two young children.
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