POPULAR STYLES

1. Lofts Suspended From the Ceiling

Style Overview:
A striking modern approach where the loft structure is suspended from the ceiling using steel rods and reinforced beams, creating an open and floating aesthetic that maximises floor space.

Key Features:

• Custom-engineered suspension system for safety and strength
• Minimalist, airy look perfect for tight NYC apartments
• Ideal for studios and modern interiors

Materials Used:
Powder-coated steel rods, solid hardwood framing, reinforced ceiling mounts, and premium plywood platforms.

2. Loft Beds with Cubby Staircases and Storage

Style Overview:
Combining form and function, these lofts feature built-in staircases with cubbies, drawers, and hidden compartments — perfect for storage-conscious city living.

Key Features:

• Multi-purpose steps with drawers and shelves
• Customisable cubby sizes and layouts
• Ideal for families and small apartments

Materials Used:
Cabinet-grade plywood, birch or oak veneer, soft-close hardware, and optional LED step lighting.

3. Desks with Loft Beds

Style Overview:
A smart, space-efficient design that integrates a custom desk below the loft, creating the perfect workspace for students, creatives, or professionals working from home.

Key Features:

• Full-size integrated desks
• Optional shelving and lighting
• Perfect blend of productivity and relaxation

Materials Used:
Solid hardwood or birch veneer, satin finish surfaces, built-in outlets, and optional LED task lighting.

4. Loft Beds with Staircase Ladders (Ships Ladders)

Style Overview:
Inspired by maritime design, these lofts use steep, elegant “ship ladder” staircases that combine classic craftsmanship with compact functionality.

Key Features:

• Dado-notched treads for strength
• Slim, space-saving design
• Available in multiple hardwood finishes

Materials Used:
Oak, maple, or cherry hardwood, marine-grade screws, and clear matte or oil finishes.

5. Rustic Lofts with Locally-Sourced Walnut and Birch

Style Overview:
A celebration of natural textures and materials, these rustic lofts use small-batch hardwoods and live-edge details for a warm, organic aesthetic.

Key Features:

• Live-edge railings and natural wood grain patterns
• Locally sourced, sustainably harvested hardwoods
• Perfect for earthy, cabin-style interiors

Materials Used:
Walnut, birch, and cedar hardwood, natural oil finishes, and hand-sanded textures.

6. Kids Loft Beds and Bunk Beds

Style Overview:
Playful, safe, and built to last — designed to give kids their own space while inspiring creativity and comfort.

Key Features:

• Rounded edges for safety
• Optional desks or play zones underneath
• Scaled perfectly for growing families

Materials Used:
Birch plywood, water-based non-toxic finishes, soft-touch handles, and reinforced joints.

7. Lofts with Plexiglass Railings

Style Overview:
A modern take on the traditional loft bed, featuring clear plexiglass safety panels that maintain visibility and light while adding a contemporary finish.

Key Features:

• Shatter-resistant plexiglass panels
• Sleek, minimalist look
• Ideal for modern and studio apartments

Materials Used:
Plexiglass, maple or birch framing, polished hardware, and satin clear coat finishes.