Vitval bed from IKEA is very popular, it fits when you have one child, or several, you can build according to how many children will use it. Here we will look at Vitval in the form of a loft bed and a bunk bed.
I have also screwed together a Vitval bed from IKEA, it was not that complicated but it makes it easier to be 2. IKEA is very good at instructions for assembling. I got the bed delivered in 3 different packages which you can see in the pictures at the bottom of the article.
In this IKEA store, they had furnished the children's room with an IKEA Vitval bed. Platsa, Småstad system for cabinet and drawers. Bestå, Lappviken cabinet. Lagkapen, Alex desk.
Here you see Vitval bed as a loft bed with a sofa underneath, very practical and space-saving. You will also find a picture of how you have an extra bed under the lower floor, bunk bed frame with underbed.
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