Children with a passion for dinosaurs, or that dream of becoming a paleontologist will love nothing more than to relax and play in a room filled with prehistoric creatures. These extinct reptiles are one of the most popular room themes with many wonderful designs for boys and girls in duvet covers and sheets and we’re showcasing the very best dino bedrooms for kids.

There are few things in life which prove to be more fascinating to kids generation after generation than dinosaurs. Maybe its their enormous size, or their awesome names, or maybe its just the magic of the mystery surrounding them. Whatever the reason may be, our T-Rex Dinosaur Bunk Bed will be sure to please your children, their children, and perhaps even a few children more! Added safety railing to the stairs (stripped bark from and sanded lengths of tree taken out of garden). Your Bunk Bed Comforter is sewn using french seams, a high end finishing style which enables the item to be fully reversible. You will need to choose a solid, printed or minky fabric (additional costs apply) for the reverse side of your comforter. I really liked the idea that the KURA bed could be used to create a bed/den combo. And so the design started to take form. Tyrannosaurus bunk beds are a creative furnishing option for children sharing a room together with a passion for paleontology and the tyrant lizard. Bunk beds will open up the room, providing more floor space and offering flexibility for other furniture in the room, making way for a larger play area. The bunk beds are designed as the face of a Tyrannosaurus with scary teeth and the lower bunk bed sleeps a child inside the jaws of a Tyrannosaurus.It’s easier than ever to create an amazing dinosaur themed room of your child’s dreams with amazing 3D wall art. Make a statement with feature wall art, using giant 3D models of the extinct reptiles, like those pictured in this bedroom, with a large friendly Brachiosaurus and a Stegosaurus surveying the landscape. The 3D figures are hand cast and hand painted with stunning detail, from the textures of the skin, to the friendly eyes. 3D wall art are a unique element to the decor and interior design in your home, that will set your child’s bedroom apart from all others and bring the room to life. RAAAAWR! Brave boys and girls will love to sleep in the mouth of a Tyrannosaurus Rex. The Tyrannosaurus bed is an awesome addition to a dino themed space, with this Tyrannosaurus’ head coming out of the wall. The sharp and scary teeth of the T-Rex hanging over the bed, it’s big beady eyes and comfortable bed linen in the jaw of the prehistoric creature, the Tyrannosaurus bed is the perfect piece of feature furnishing. With a mural painted on the wall of the room with prehistoric creatures in the distance and a pterodactyl flying in the sky, this room is sure to impress. We designed this bunk bed to hold two full sized mattresses, though we can alter it to hold twins. If you don’t need a bunk bed, you can easily use the lower (or upper) area as a play space.

Accessories are Available: Pillow shams, Euro Shams, Throw Pillows, Bolster Pillows and Monogrammed Pillows! We also put a very special feature into this bed: an LED light system. Lights shine out from the T-Rex’s eye, as well as from the palm trees, taking this design to a whole new level of cool.Wall murals can transform a room into another world and this eye-catching Tyrannosaurus mural in the Jurassic bedroom does just that. The room has two walls featuring a mural of a scary Tyrannosaurus Rex lurking around the cave with a lake and vegetation in the distance. The size alone of this Tyrannosaurus Rex makes a bold statement and makes an awesome addition to the room to add personality to the interior design to create a scene straight out of Jurassic World. To reach the top, kids climb a custom shaped and hand-painted waterfall staircase with paneled railings. At the top of the stairs is the upper bunk or play area. From here, kids can look out from between the T-rex’s teeth, or from beneath a window below it’s head. On the other sideof the loft is the dino’s curved slide of a tail, which they can ride down to the ground. Because we knew that our life would be focused on Baby for the foreseeable future (and I read somewhere that she might resent the new baby if she saw her bed move as an eviction) we decided to ask Anna if she wanted a “big girl” bed, and what kind of bed she’d like.