Fans of The Sims 4 know exactly what most players want.
We aren’t exactly quiet when it comes to what content we’d like to see.
Not so long ago, bunk beds weren’t officially included in the game in any capacity. That never stopped players from making them on their own.
Where there’s a will, there’s a way. And if you have ever played a household with more than 4 kids while not using money cheats, the need for bunk beds becomes clear real quick.
It’s a rough world, trying to cram four kids into one bedroom.
But with CC, anything is possible. Whether you just want some pretty new swatches, or a bed unlike anything you’ve ever seen, your fellow Sims-obsessed cohorts have you covered.
When Tiny Living Stuff was released, bunk beds were still just a distant dream.
I love this pack and everything it entails, yet I couldn’t help but wonder why on earth they weren’t included. They’re a fairly basic essential that plenty of real-life tiny home owners use.
Well, at least they were later released in the base game.
No one can complain if it’s free, right? I certainly can’t.
But someone had to take the awesome furniture style from that pack and make bunk beds happen. MadameRia did an epic job, and the best part of this set is base game compatible!
Yay, pseudo-retro fun for everyone!
The bed frames and mattresses are separated here, giving you full control over the combinations.
That means you can pair any wood-toned frame with any mattress swatch you want.
If you want to have a lower frame and mattress as well, then that will require the mother pack, Tiny Living Stuff.
But either way, these offer more storage space, including where you store your Sim children at night.
RAVASHEEN is one of those creators whose name becomes instantly recognizable if you look for CC enough.
I’m always thrilled when I see a search result yields something from them – because it tends to be amazing, well-made, and exciting.
This series is no exception.
In fact, this incredible set will allow you fully take advantage of all the pros of having a bunk bed, and customize every bit of it.
You’ll be able to integrate this into a room like never before, since the ladder is a separate, decorative piece that you can place on either side. There are options here for a single bed, double, and a toddler bed as well.
If you opt for a loft bed, with just one bunk up top, then you can make the most of the space below with the mini desk and chair set, or the dresser.
This is the ideal model for kids and parents alike.
It’s like a triple threat of awesomeness, because not only does it include a safe stairway to the top, but also storage cubbies on the side, and a shelf beside the bottom bed.
I think I can safely speak for everyone when I say this is every kid’s dream bedroom setup.
It’s not just practical, it’s cool. There’s nothing boring about it!
You aksi have a lot of creative control here, so you can even place toys or other furniture in the bottom space rather than a bed, and change the design of the stairs.
Oh, and those storage cubbies? Those are functional too.
They include 6 slots for you to decorate and clutter as you please.
Of all the times to introduce bunk beds, The Sims 3 chose University Life.
I get it, but I sure could’ve used them with Generations.
That’s a blast from the past, right? The current game’s method of adding them in for free has been nice, I must say.
But the previous game’s design was a little unique and can definitely still be used now. They’re in perfect condition here, as if they were made for TS4 and not actually a conversion of content that’s 8+ years old.
It may not sound like much… but just remember Sims 3 toddlers aren’t much older than that.
We have made leaps and bounds, not just as a society but as Simmers!
These beds prove that simple often is best, with the general wood frames you’d expect from a University and solid swatches for the blankets.
And three kids in one bedroom just might call for a triple bunk bed.
Yes, such a thing exists, thanks to Necrodog!
Your mileage may vary since the official bunkbed update can make things a little buggy, but this set will be valuable as both functional and decorative furniture.
First off, there’s the version that’s a stack of three beds, which is exactly as it sounds.
Get all the kids lined up in one spot, along one wall, and it’ll be easier to see who’s leaping out of bed at 2 AM to pee and then never coming back.
Then the other option is like a regular bunk, except there’s a third bed in the middle, creating an L-shape.
Here’s a set that will make any kid’s bedroom better and more functional than ever.
One of the sets here is really fun, because the frame looks like a playhouse, complete with a little roof! It just goes to show that bedtime doesn’t have to be a drab affair.
Even the colors are perfect, bringing the joy of a playground home.
You can place furniture under the loft bed versions, but the double bed style even has decorative drawers.
Once the kiddos get a little bigger (or are even all grown up) then there are more options.
The CC creator also includes a minimalist, wall-mounted platform bunk, as well as one with a simple metal frame.
Like so many other sets on this list, this one focuses a lot on allowing you to make it your own – so the mattresses and frames are separate here as well.
