What colours do gaming beds come in?
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Short answer: Gaming beds often pair black or charcoal with an accent such as red, green, blue, orange or purple, and some come in white, grey or oak. The product name and colour line show each option.
Colour sets the tone for the whole room.
Picking colours for a gaming room
Gaming furniture often pairs a dark base such as black or charcoal with an accent colour like red, green, blue, orange or purple. Picking the accent first makes it easy to match bedding, a rug and LED lighting. If you want the room to adapt as tastes change, choose a neutral frame and bring the colour in through accessories that are cheap to swap.
Choosing something they will not outgrow too quickly
Children's tastes change fast, so think about how a gaming bed will work in a few years. A standard single or small double mattress size makes replacement easy, neutral frame colours with bright accents can be refreshed with bedding, and a desk that suits homework as well as gaming earns its place for longer. Check the weight capacity on the product page if an older child or teenager will use it, and look at whether the desk height suits their current size.
LED lighting: what to look for
LED strips are a big part of the gaming look and many gaming beds and desks include them. When comparing products, check the lighting line on the product page: whether the lights are built in, how they are controlled (for example by remote) and how they are powered, so you know whether you need a socket or USB port nearby. Softer, warmer settings are kinder in the hour before sleep, and being able to switch the lights off completely is worth having in a bedroom.
Products to look at
These are in stock in the Bed Kingdom range at the time of writing; see each product page for the live price, full specifications and delivery time.
- Recoil Alister Gaming Bunk Bed with Desk Charcoal & Green – Dimensions: L192 + 45.1 (desk) x W110.4 x H153.1cm; Desk Dimensions: L92.1 x W45.1cm (size guide)
- Kids Avenue Estella High Sleeper Bed with Gaming Desk in White – Dimensions: H 176cm x W 198cm x D 147cm; Mattress Size: 190cm x 90cm (UK) (size guide)
- Noomi Tera Solid Wood Small Double Gaming High Sleeper (FSC-Certified) – Bed Type: High Sleepers; Material: Pine (size guide)
- Trasman High Sleeper Loft Gaming Bed with Desk and Wardrobe – Dimensions: 184cm x 240cm x 98cm; Mattress Size: 90cm x 200cm (size guide)
- Recoil Ultimate Neon Gaming High Sleeper with Desk Charcoal & Blue – Bed Type: High Sleepers; Material: Particle Board (size guide)
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Frequently asked questions
What colours do gaming beds come in?
Gaming beds often pair black or charcoal with an accent such as red, green, blue, orange or purple, and some come in white, grey or oak. The product name and colour line show each option.
What colours suit a gaming bedroom?
A dark base with one bright accent colour is easy to match with bedding, rugs and LED lighting.
Will a gaming bed last as my child grows?
Choose a standard mattress size, check the weight capacity and pick neutral frame colours with accents you can change, so the bed adapts as tastes change.
Do gaming beds with LED lights need a socket?
It depends on the product; check the lighting details on the product page to see how the LEDs are powered and controlled.
Who can I ask for help choosing gaming furniture?
Bed Kingdom customer service on 01924 950108 or support@bedkingdom.co.uk.