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Dad Builds Millennium Falcon Bed for His Kid (Pictures)

Gaurav SoodBy Gaurav SoodMarch 16, 20183 Comments3 Mins Read
Millennium Falcon Bed - kids' bedroom
Image: Imgur/Dericrw
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Kids not sleeping in their bedroom can be a hassle for parents who want some privacy. The reason for this can be anything from fear of sleeping alone, to even liking the coziness of sleeping with the parents. That’s what Redditor Dericrw (under the name Oklahoma Kid Designs on Facebook) and his wife were bugged by, so they decided to make a Star Wars bedroom with a loft bed for their son. Sounds pretty cool, doesn’t it?

The Oklahoma couple built a ceiling-mounted Millennium Falcon kids bed for their son. Designed and built in the shape of the Millennium Falcon cockpit, the loft bed has a television, Nerf guns, and lightsabers; all inviting the kid to spend more time inside it, and perhaps enjoy a good night’s sleep.

With space-saving on top of the parents’ minds, they made good use of the 10 feet long and five feet wide room. As you might have noticed, the Millennium Falcon bed emulates just one section of the real spaceship. That’s because of the constricted space Dericrw and his wife had to work with.

Also Read: This Millennium Falcon Bed is Built for Young Jedi

But they cleverly placed a vinyl mural of the ship behind the wall to put forth a visual effect of the thing flying in hyperspace. This is well complemented by the Death Star hallway pattern on one wall which hides the Nerf guns and lightsabers inside a closet.

Leaving nothing to chance, the couple tweaked the lighting of the room to match the cool kids’ bed. On the inside, the otherworldly kid’s bed welcomes the little intergalactic traveler with Star Wars bedding, depicting popular characters from the franchise.

The sleep pod is high on comfort too as the couple has installed a fan for air circulation. To make it easy for the kid to get inside, there is a sturdy staircase attached to it.

It would be safe to say that this is yet another eye-popping creation from a super dad, just like some other cool builds we have seen in the past.

Millennium Falcon kids' bed
Image: Imgur/Dericrw
Millennium Falcon kids' bed
Image: Imgur/Dericrw
Millennium Falcon kids' bed
Image: Imgur/Dericrw
Millennium Falcon kids' bed
Image: Imgur/Dericrw
Millennium Falcon kids' bed
Image: Imgur/Dericrw

# Pictures from the making of Millennium Falcon bed

Millennium Falcon kids' bed
Image: Imgur/Dericrw
Millennium Falcon kids' bed
Image: Imgur/Dericrw
Millennium Falcon kids' bed
Image: Imgur/Dericrw
Millennium Falcon kids' bed
Image: Imgur/Dericrw
Millennium Falcon kids' bed
Image: Imgur/Dericrw

 

 

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Hailing from the northern region of India, Gaurav has a profound liking for everything upbeat in the cloud and vision to acquaint readers with the latest home decor trends. He likes to observe nature, write thought provoking quotes, travel places and drive cars. And his food for thought comes from the ambient music scores he listens to.

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3 Comments
  1. Heilyn on November 11, 2021 9:41 am

    can you give me instructions to build this

    Reply
  2. Faruk Yalcin Ugurlu on April 14, 2021 10:58 am

    To whom it may concern,
    I am an architect who wants to own one ceiling bed. How can I order to buy? Will there be any problem to import to my country. I hope that first I should find out about the initial cost including every expenditure. Thank you for your kind cooperation. Sincerely Yours.

    Reply
    • Yash on April 14, 2021 12:28 pm

      Hi Faruk,

      You can contact the builder here – http://www.facebook.com/Oklahoma-Kid-Designs-581789315239498/

      Hope this helps.

      Reply
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