From Julie
KIDS' MODERN BEDS
The kids' furniture market has grown—and grown up, fortunately. Here are our choices for simple, functional, and well-designed twin beds (not just reserved for under-twelve set). Below: Malm bed in white (also available in black and wood veneers); $99.99 at ikea.com:

Below: Blu Dot Modulicious bed; $1,299 at hivemodern.com:

Below: Oeuf Sparrow sleigh bed (available in white, gray, or pink); $760 at niniandloli.com:

Below: Offi Kip bed; $899 at modernnursery.com:

Below: Heimdal Bed; $79.99 at Ikea.

Below: NotNeutral BB2 Twin Bed; $890 at Design Public:
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Below: Alex Youth Bed; $995 from ducducnyc.com:

Below: Ayers twin bed, available in several finishes for $630 at plushpod.com:

Below: Lillehammer twin bed; $79.99 from Ikea.com:

Below: Campo Platform Twin Bed; $799 at Room and Board:

January 16, 2008
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I personally think that Ikea beats out all the other beds. Their level of quality and customer service amazes me everytime I shop there.
The Argington bed is priced well, but our experience with the company has ben sub-par. It took them 4 months to ship us a bed, which came slightly damaged from their manufacturer, and the quality looked cheap up close. They have huge manufacturing problems and delays.