Pallets are great for lots of crafts and building furniture. Today, let’s talk about making beds from pallets. Most of them are easy to make if you have some time and want to try.
Why Pallets Are Great
You don’t need a high budget to afford wooden pallets, so your garden won’t break the bank.
Wooden pallets are easy to maintain as long as they don’t get rained on. You shouldn’t leave the pallet outside during rainy seasons, or you can cover it with a water-resistant cover to prevent water sipping in the wood.
Wooden pallets are high-quality products, and their strength or durability cannot be compromised. They have amazing strength. These pallets can be recycled by any means possible, and they don’t need to be melted using expensive chemicals.
Accidents are inevitable; hence your wooden pallets may break sometimes. Unlike steel pallets, these are prone to such accidents, and they can be repaired easily. You only need nails, a hammer, and timber to replace the broken piece. Anyone can repair the wooden pallets; you don’t need professional carpenters to do it for you.
Wooden pallets are famous for their high friction levels on surfaces. The friction helps the stability of the pallets, especially in a warehouse.
A grey boho bedroom with a pallet bed and neutral bedding, potted plants, hexagon shelves and macrame hangings plus lights.
A kids' room with a bold jungle accent wallw ith faux taxidermy, a pallet bed with green bedding and some toys.
A light grey bedroom with a large pallet bed and grey bedding, a potted plant, a magazine stack and some artwork.
A modern boho bedroom with a black accent wall, a pallet bed with lights inside, lanterns and a statement plant.
A modern boho bedroom with a pallet bed and neutral bedding, shelves with decor, lights, a pendant lamp and potted greenery.
A neutral bedroom with a pallet bed and neutral bedding, a chest, some potted plants and greenery plus a table lamp.
A neutral bedroom with a pallet bed and pink bedding, pink curtains, a leather pouf, some pillows and pampas grass.
A neutral boho bedroom with a floor to ceiling window, a pallet bed with neutral bedding, some rugs and a curtain headboard plus potted greenery.
A neutral boho bedroom with a pallet bed and neutral bedding, a boho rug, a fan and a rust curtain is a lovely space.
Pallet Beds
Pallet beds can fit in many types of bedrooms, like industrial, boho, modern, vintage, shabby chic, and farmhouse. They add a cool, rough look that is very trendy.
You can make a pallet bed low by placing pallets on the floor, or higher by stacking more pallets or putting them on wheels. These beds have lots of storage space inside. You can store shoes, accessories, books, and more. The higher the bed, the more storage space you have. Wheels make it easy to move the bed, and if the bed is bigger than your mattress, you get extra space on top, too. You can add lights inside the bed to make it cozy and romantic, and you won’t need extra lamps.
A pallet daybed is great for a reading corner, a tricky space where other furniture won’t fit, a living room, or even outside. The idea is the same: make a bed from pallets, paint or stain it how you like, and add wheels or not. Put a comfy mattress and lots of pillows on top to make it a cozy spot to relax. The storage inside helps keep the space organized. Try making a pallet daybed for your home and get inspired!
A neutral boho bedroom with a pallet bed and neutral bedding, a desk and a grey chair, potted plants, boho decor and lots of pillows.
A neutral boho bedroom with a pallet bed and neutral bedding, shelves with decor and some bright pillows.
A neutral boho bedroom with a pallet bed with neutral bedding, a stained storage unit, potted plants, a pendant lamp and some art.
A neutral boho bedroom with a pallet bed, neutral bedding, a wall-mounted nightstand, lights and a wire basket with blankets.
A neutral boho bedroom with a stained pallet bed, neutral bedding, some rugs, lights, decor and a statement plant in the corner.
A neutral boho bedroom with tan walls, a pallet bed with neutral bedding, baskets and lights plus greenery.
A neutral guest bedroom with a pallet bed and navy bedding, baskets for storage and some potted plants is cool.
A neutral modern guest bedroom with a pallet bed and neutral bedding, a shelf with books, potted plants and blankets.
A neutral Scandinavian bedroom with a pallet bed and neutral bedding, a shelf with decor and a black wall lamp.
A pallet bed with neutral bedding, potted plants and a dream catcher and blankets for a serene boho bedroom.
A pallet guest bed with planters and a space for a suitcase is perfect and you can DIY it.
A rustic meets industrial bed built of pallet wood will easily fit a rustic or boho bedroom.
A Scandinavian bedroom with a grey accent wall, a pallet bed with grey and green bedding, a shelf, a pendant lamp and some greenery.
A bedroom with a pallet bed with a neutral bedding, a shutters headboard, a black pouf and some lights over the bed.
A Scandinavian bedroom with a stained accent wall, a pallet bed with neutral bedding, pendant bulbs, a chair and a ladder in the corner.
A serene bedroom with a pallet bed and neutral bedding, a makeshift closet, potted plants, an artwork and a lot of natural light.
An attic bedroom with a pallet bed and grey bedding, a nightstand, artwork and a potted plant.
An attic bedroom with a pallet bed with neutral bedding, a rattan chair with pillows, lights and potted plants.
An attic bedroom with a pallet bed with printed bedding and lights, potted greenery and a basket with pillows.
Teal walls, a pallet bed with boho bedding, potted plants and some printed layered rugs compose a bold and cool bedroom.
Decorating And Customizing
By decorating and customizing your pallet bed, you can make it fit perfectly in your room and show off your personal style. Have fun making it your own!
Painting and Staining
You can paint or stain your pallet bed to match the colors of your room. Use non-toxic paints and finishes, especially if the bed is for a child’s room. Bright colors can make the bed look fun and lively, while natural stains can give it a rustic and cozy feel.
Adding Cushions and Mattresses
Choose a comfy mattress that fits well on your pallet bed. Add lots of cushions, blankets, and pillows to make it a cozy spot to sleep or relax. You can mix and match different colors and patterns to give your bed a unique look.
Adding Storage
Pallet beds come with built-in storage space. Use baskets or boxes to keep things organized under the bed. You can store shoes, books, toys, and more. For extra storage, add hooks or small shelves to the sides of the pallets. This way, you can keep your room neat and tidy.
Adding Wheels
Put wheels (casters) on the bottom of your bed to make it easy to move. This is great if you like to change the layout of your room often. Make sure the wheels can lock in place so the bed doesn’t move when you don’t want it to.
Adding Lights
You can make your relaxing spot extra special by adding lights. String fairy lights or LED strips under the pallets to create a warm and cozy glow. This makes your bed look magical and means you might not need a bedside lamp.
By decorating and customizing your pallet bed, you can make it fit perfectly in your room and show off your personal style. Have fun making it your own!
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