How can I build a nautical style twin cabin bunk bed?

Sounds great! Did you search Hometalk using the search bar at the top left? There might be some good ideas that way but there are also all sorts of woodworking plans available if you do a Google search.

Hi! This one would be great anywhere!

https://www.hometalk.com/2279165/the-nautical-day-bed-on-porch?expand_all_questions=1

Here is one for inspiration https://www.theclassyhome.com/Product/FOA-CM-BK629-BED/Furniture+of+America+Nautia+Blue+White+Twin+over+Full+Bunk+Bed?g=t&gclid=CjwKCAiAnfjyBRBxEiwA-EECLJEK3S6WVBS_s3IGf4HofeJBRtL0tLcI6q5-4-syourMYlPVFsFh_BoCol0QAvD_BwE

more inspiration here http://www.woohome.com/diy-2/these-21-nautical-inspired-room-ideas-your-kids-will-say-wow

Kevin

Here are some other ideas

https://morningchores.com/bunk-bed-plans/

That sounds like a great project. I am envisioning a captain's wheel cut in half for each of the bed headboards.

Hi Kevin, hope these give you some great ideas,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxTT0uNU9WE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UOJOm_EcDE

I particularly like the wall behind these simple beds:

(#67 on this site https://beachfrontdecor.com/beach-themed-bedroom-ideas/ )

You can paint the walls a light blue and hang sheer white curtains. Perhaps a couple boat oars on the wall with hooks going down the length to hang hats, jackets, etc. For bed spreads / comforters go with either white or white and blue. And, last but not least, hang some fish net in the corner and put star fish, sea horse, or even sea shells in the net.

Here's a beach-themed bunk room I did for the kids: https://jessicawellinginteriors.com/how-to-paint-a-mural-an-inexpensive-wallpaper-alternative/

Here's a post that might help - https://www.coastalliving.com/homes/decorating/bunk-beds

It appears I am thinking of a Captains Bed, not a bunk

Hello Kevin,

Push a bed frame against a wall and build a frame around it, so you have storage wardrobe on one or both sides, a Storage cupboard above and drawers under the bed. Decorate to taste. I always find making a drawing first is a good way to start. It helps me gauge the timber quantities etc. Enjoy the journey................