The name blocks are ones I bought for his nursery before he was born, I just repainted them in bright colours using acrylic paint! One side of the underbed storage was supposed to be a shelf, but we just didn’t fit this when putting it together so we could use all 4 of the storage boxes.

The Toy Story alien storage tub is from Dunelm, it looks really cute and goes with the bedroom theme, but unfortunately isn’t big enough to hold everything. On top of the Kallax unit we have a set of the Giant Lego storage blocks from A Place for Everything.Incorporate a theme bed into your little one’s room and you’ll effortlessly create a magical bedroom they’ll look forward to going up to at the end of the evening. Toddler (70 x 140 cm): Our toddler theme beds are suitable for ages 2-4 and come with a range of theme designs to choose from.

I also wanted a bed with storage underneath, because you can never have enough storage when you have kids!In hindsight I probably should have bought a cloud stencil and painted them on, as Zac has attempted to peel them off a few times! In the end we bought the Freddie Cabin bed from Argos, and then the Toy Story cube boxes to go underneath to make it more exciting!

We also used another two of these cloud hooks on the back of his door to hang his Toy Story back pack and dressing gown. If your little one wants to be in a treehouse or pretend to be a racing driver, you’ll help their dreams come true by introducing a theme bed into their bedroom.

At Happy Beds, we've taken inspiration from a range of topics including popular children's TV programmes, beloved films and stylish colours to create high-quality themed children's beds. End drawer storage: a spacious drawer that is situated at the end of the bed, and is great for storing books and more! I am not a fan of beds without a headboard so we picked up a white wooden headboard from Facebook marketplace and just attached it to the frame!