What kid doesn’t dream of a cool bed? A place or a castle to not only sleep, but to also play. Sometimes it’s no way for parents to afford a cool bed from the market because it’ll go far beyond their budget. Lots of parents turned to reasonable priced and very sturdy IKEA beds. But some of them can’t let their kids’ dream end up with exactly the same beds as thousands of other kids around the world. These talented parents use classic IKEA bed hack to convert a reversible and versatile IKEA bed to a kid’s dreaming playhouse, treehouse or something you won’t believe.

Here we collected some awesome, creative and dream-worthy IKEA hacks for your kid’s bed. Read on to see a roundup of our favorites.
IKEA Kura Beds Transformed into Tree House Playland

IKEA Kura Bed with Climbing Wall

IKEA Mydal Loftbed with Play Area

Malm Toddler Bed under Malm-inspired Bunk

DIY Twin Bed

IKEA Kura Transformed into Bed and Playland

Turn an IKEA Mydal bunk Bed to a Loft Bed with a Little Secret Play House

Convert the Kura Bed to a Castle Bed

Kura Castle with Upper Play Deck

Turn a IKEA Bunk Bed to a Stylish Yellow PlayHouse Bed

DIY Kura Playhouse Bed with a Deck Area

Transform a Mydal Bunk Bed to Tractor Bed

Swap a crib for the bottom bed on the IKEA Mydal bunk bed

DIY IKEA Kura Bed with Panyl

IKEA Kura Bed Makeover with Chalkboard Paint

DIY IKEA Kura Castle Bed

Add Storage Place to IKEA kura Loft Bed

Turn Plain Jane IKEA Bunk Bed to Indoor Kids Cabin

Convert IKEA Kura Bed to a Little Forest House

Convert an IKEA kura Bed to a a Princess Castle

Transform a Kura Bed to an Awesome Playhouse Bed

Use IKEA Kura Bed and South Shore Dresser to Create a Loft Bed

Turn an Ikea Kura Bed to a Loft Bed With Bookcase and Desk

Turn an Ikea Kura Bed to a Beautiful Playhouse

Tina Gleisner says
Some great ideas here, so thanks for sharing (my kids grown & gone but I did have this bed and only created a secret cave underneath with some old sheets). Especially love the climbing wall on the side of the bed, again something that wasn’t around when my kids were little … oh my.