Daydreaming about our future perfect rooms

I've been daydreaming about our perfect rooms. The one thing I've decided on for the kidlet is that she's going to have a seriously amazing bed. Pinterest has been helping me narrow my likes and dislikes down to a manageable list. I thought I'd share some of my top favorite inspiration pictures here!

#1
I love this option because it looks so built in. Check out the molding all around the top - it's more proof that it's all in the tiny details, right? Also, I absolutely love the way the railing is built in and looks like so much more than a railing. We don't need bunk beds though, so we'd modify the bottom to be a desk area and/or reading nook.

Source: iammommahearmeroar.blogspot.com via Beth on Pinterest

#2
Now, this whole entire room is perfect and amazing, but what I'm intensely drawn to are those amazing rain-gutters. Yep, I said rain-gutters. Can you spot them? I'll give you a hint: This beyond ingenius blogger is using them to help hold her boys' books!

Source: favoritepaintcolors.blogspot.com via Beth on Pinterest

#3
This is a double decker type bed without being actual bunk beds. I love multi levels. Also, don't forget to gawk at that gorgeous ceiling, it's stunning.

Source: houzz.com via Beth on Pinterest

#4
I don't think my ceilings will ever be high enough to do this exact setup, but that doesn't stop me from daydreaming about it! And the colors are just amazing. And, again - it's all built in, sigh.

Source: dearlillieblog.blogspot.com via Beth on Pinterest

#5
There isn't one thing I don't love about this picture. The curving lines, the green curtains, book shelves and what looks like a closet area...even a piano!

Source: homebunch.com via Beth on Pinterest

#6
This one isn't a bunk bed and isn't as built-in looking as some of the others. But, I am in lover with all the colors, the softness of the fabrics, and the little light and book cranny. Loving it!

Source: dearlillieblog.blogspot.com via Beth on Pinterest

One thing I've noticed is that you have to be careful with beds with the open spaces below them - make the space underneath look as comfy and cozy and sturdy as the bed itself. I'm going to plan big, chunky corners on our bed to avoid that spindly-leg look that can happen too easily.

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What about you? Do you kill time daydreaming about your future perfect rooms? Wanna share with us? Give us your ideas and/or links in the comments!