Yellow and White Painted Wood Bunk Bed with Stairs

This modern SketchUp model features a yellow and white painted wood bunk bed with an integrated staircase and lower storage drawers. Constructed from painted timber, this bunk bed unit combines a sleeping area with functional storage. The frame is finished in a bright yellow, contrasted by white panels on the headboard and drawer fronts. A side-mounted staircase provides safe access to the upper bunk, with each step concealing a built-in drawer for clothing or toys. The upper tier includes protective balustrades, while the lower level features a scalloped-edge headboard detail. This piece comes fully assembled with soft textiles, including pillows and bedding, to complete the visual representation for interior visualisation projects.

The download is a 33.6 MB compressed archive containing the native SketchUp (.skp) model. It opens directly in SketchUp; for 3ds Max, Blender or Cinema 4D, import it through a SketchUp importer or convert it first.

In SketchUp, this component is structured with nested groups, allowing for easy selection and modification of individual elements like the drawers or bedding. Use the Move and Scale tools to position the unit within your floor plan, ensuring the staircase alignment suits the room layout. Standard material tags are applied, making it simple to swap the yellow paint for custom colours to match specific interior design schemes. Always check the model origin point before inserting into your master file.

Ideal for residential interior design, this bunk bed is specifically suited for children's bedroom layouts where space-saving solutions are required. It pairs well with minimalist or contemporary bedroom furniture and soft, neutral decor. Designers frequently search for this type of asset when creating floor plans for family homes, nursery designs, or multi-child bedroom configurations. It provides a clean, playful aesthetic that helps communicate the scale and functionality of compact sleeping areas in residential projects during the design development stage.