So at this point I'm actually just entertaining myself by still looking for bed options for the kids room. But for now I can't stop (won't stop). I initially breezed past this trundle bed because I didn't like that it was white melamine and the screws were visible on the exterior.  But I revisited it when I realized it could be styled as more of a daybed. Piling pillows around the perimeter would make the bed cozier and distract from the basic nature of it. It's the Ikea Flaxa Bed with Trundle option.

I haven't felt the trundle mechanism yet to see how easy it is to maneuver.  But with most trundle beds coming in at about $1000 I thought this was an affordable solution.  I'm adding it to the list but it's not at the top.  As I dive deeper into the options for sharing our tiny room with our specific kid's ages, I want to share my findings in case they are just what you are looking for.

I stumbled across another trundle bed made in Brooklyn by CasaKids.  I love the clean lines and natural wood.

A few more beds I love, that don't work for our tiny shared kids room, are below in case you are looking:

I've been following Kalon Studios for a while and love everything they come out with.  It would be hard to decide between the Echo and the Caravan if I had the space to fit two beds and still have some play space for the kids.

I know... you don't need me to mention another Oeuf bed but....the perch toddler bed is too cute not to.

I can't promise this will be my last post about bed options... 

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