Top bunk curtain diy

I wanted the bunk bed curtains to be lightweight and breathable. I wanted them to move noiselessly so they would not wake one another up opening or closing

Phase one complete!

You know, I don't think I could ever tire of pretty little girls' rooms! They are just so happy... I'm so glad that I have three little girls... that means lots of girly decorating yet to be done! And can you imaging the fun I'm going to have with their weddings!!!! oh, the thought... 3 WEDDINGS... (wow... okay, Amy, this is about decorating... not future weddings of now teeny tiny girls!) Anyway... back to pretty girly decorating... Enjoy the tour! (and don't forget to peak back at some of…

My son was ecstatic when we surprised him with bunk beds for this Birthday…he was even more excited when I asked him if he wanted the lower bunk turned into a f…

Top bunk tent, hung from the ceiling on a curtain rod, sides attached with Velcro.

I strongly believe apartment dwellers are some of the most creative people out there. Between working with less-than-ideal fixtures and finishes to adjusting to quirky layouts and tight spaces, learning to make the most of what you have is the name of the game in apartment living. The good news though is all of those design roadblocks can lead to some major interior creativity, especially when it comes to dividing up or closing off a fairly open space.

The top bunk is just the place for you to show off your coolness. All it takes is a little creativity and effort before your friends (and maybe your siblings, too) envy your top bunk tower of coziness. You should always lay the groundwork...

Bunk bed hideouts. Made with 2-84" curtain panels cut into thirds, tension rod, clips and and IKEA Dignitet system for ceiling.