By the way, here is some very good information on how to choose an accent wall color. We found that watching the Flexio 4000 videos for tips and tricks was very helpful. You might also like this article: Spraying Interior for Best Results.

After you remove everything from the room, gather all your materials.

Start by building the headboard and footboard walls, which are identical.

Attach the top/header and bottom/header on both the headboard and footboard.

Build the mattress platforms and attach them to the headboard and footboard walls.

Build and attach the ladder wall and attach it to the structure.

Next, build the top wall and attach it to the footboard and headboard walls.

Attach the plywood to the platforms and side walls.

Cut and measure the drywall. Then, tape and measure the seams.

When the mud is dry, sand to blend the seams. Be sure to remove all the dust.

Now your bunk bed structure is ready for painting! Find the full materials list, instructions and tips here.

Once the structure is built, and all the surfaces are wiped down and vacuumed, you’re ready to finish up the room with some beautiful paint.

Before starting, I would recommend taping and covering areas you do not want paint on. There is some overspray as you might imagine. We also used a drop cloth to protect the floor.

Now grab your Wagner FLEXiO 4000 and let’s get started!

Set the pressure control on the X-Boost turbine. This controls how much air power is created by the base.

Next, set the material flow, which controls the amount that will be sprayed. For latex paint, you want it to be about 9-11.

We used the iSpray Nozzle since we were painting walls, but you can also use the Detail Finish Nozzle if you’re doing smaller projects.

Then, change the air cap to match the direction you’re going to paint, either horizontal or vertical. I love how simple and intuitive it is to use this sprayer.

Finally, add the paint to the cup and tighten the nozzle assembly.

For best results, thoroughly read through the instructions on how to assemble and use the Flexio 4000 Sprayer. Be sure to do a test spray and practice with the included spray poster.

Hold the sprayer about 6-8 inches from the surface.

Don’t you just love this color? Once all the painting was done and dry, we added some trim around the top and sides of the structure to make it look like it was built in.

Then, we were finally able to move the kids into their new rooms!

This guest post was created by the Juggling Act Mama blog. Find the full tutorial here.