Tempurpedic

Ahhh…kids. They always fight about who gets to sleep on the top bunk. As a child, I’ve also experienced that. My siblings and I would always try and outdo and outwit each other when it comes to who gets to sleep on the upper deck.

But the lower bunk need not be ignored. Some parents try and make the lower bed more appealing by making it a bigger area and adding all sorts of bedding accessories, including toys, there. You could also put a softer and more comfortable mattress on the lower bunk, to encourage kids to choose that area over the top bunk. It might put an end to all the arguments.

This massive looking daybed is constructed in walnut veneer…and don’t bother looking for a mattress that should fit into it. The daybed frame’s size equal that of two lounge chairs, the mattress is, in fact, custom made.

I think it could fit a good three or four people in there, and may be a great idea for a kids bedroom. They could romp on top of it, I’m sure the bed would be able to handle that kind of stress. Although, I’m not too thrilled about its “boxiness” because it reminds me of something else.

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