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9 Tips to Consider When Planning Your Bedroom Layout

Designing the perfect layout for a bedroom can be a bit of a puzzle and a fun challenge if you know the right questions to ask.

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Whether you’re trying to maximize space in a small bedroom, make room for a desk to work from home, or create a cozy sitting area in your master suite, this article will help you ask and answer the key questions needed to plan the ideal bedroom. To get going, ask yourself:

What’s the Size?

Start with the dimensions of your bedroom for your floor plan. After all, no layout makes it possible to put a king-size bed in a tiny 7’x10’(6 m2) room and still open the door.

The ideal bedroom layout for a smaller bedroom, like a 10’x11’ (10 m2) room, might have a full- or queen-sized bed centered along the longest wall, flanked by bedside tables lit by sconces.

In a small bedroom, you will likely have smaller nightstands, and a sconce hanging above the nightstand will make it seem larger — and give you more room for your books or personal items.

But for a large 15’x20’(27m2) master suite, the ideal layout would be to might the bed and your larger nightstands along one wall to create a sleeping area, and plan a seating area near a window or in a cozy corner.

The shape of the room matters, too. A square room comes with instant symmetry, so your bed will usually go along the wall opposite the door with nightstands on each side of the bed. In a long, narrow bedroom, you can center the bed along one of the shorter walls and position a seating area opposite it.

How Will I Use It?

One of the first considerations before beginning your layout is knowing how the bedroom will be used. This is key to designing a good layout.

For TV watching, you’ll likely want to place the TV where you can see it from your bed, usually right across from your bed or perpendicular to it. If you want to work in your bedroom or if it’s the ideal space for your home office, choose a layout that includes storage around your desk.

If you’re a reader, your design should include reading lights for the bed or comfortable chairs in a reading nook. But if you’re just going to sleep in the room, create a layout that places the bed as far away as possible from noisy or drafty areas in the room.

Also, ask yourself how many people or pets will use the room. The layout for a small kid’s room for one young child might include a twin bed and play space, while a room for two older kids might need a bunk bed and two desks.

Generally, you don’t want to put a full- or queen-sized bed in a corner, but if you live alone, that layout might give you room for the reading nook you’re after.

If you have pets, make sure there’s space for them in your layout – especially if they’re St. Bernard dogs with big beds.

What’re the Architectural Elements?

Make sure your layout includes the windows, fireplace surround and mantel, ensuite bathrooms, doors, and closets.

Don’t forget the ceiling elements, like beams and vaulted ceilings. You may wish to place your bed so it takes full advantage and accentuates these elements.

Map out practical elements like electrical plugs, heating vents, and door swings on your floor plan as well. If your door is 36 inches (90 cm) wide (the standard door width), you need to plan for a three-foot (90 cm) swing.

What’s the View Like?

Visualize the view from the bed: do you want to take in the scenery outside the window when you wake up?

Do you have the luxury of a fabulous view of the ocean, mountains, or the city skyline that you don’t want to block? Can you see the fireplace from your bed?

Sometimes placing the bed in front of a window which does not offer a view is a good choice.

Also, consider what you see when you enter the bedroom. The foot of the bed is often the first thing you see when you walk in the door. Does that make the most sense for your space?

Where Should I Put the Bed?

As the most significant piece of furniture in your room, your bed will naturally be the room’s focal point. Often, the best place to put your bed is along the longest wall.

It’s a good idea to place your bed symmetrically to create a peaceful bedroom.

Sometimes, it’s easy to achieve symmetry by placing it between two windows, two columns, or two built-in shelves. You can also achieve symmetry by balancing a big, ornate bed with an armoire or placing mirrors to balance an off-center window.

How Should I Arrange the Furniture?

A good rule for furniture layout in a bedroom is to keep it simple and uncluttered, which means no unnecessary furniture.

Start with a list of what you absolutely need. If you have ample closet space, maybe you don’t need a bulky dresser. If you’re short on space, a small table that doubles as a small workspace may be a better choice than a nightstand.

But if you have a spacious master suite, you can use larger pieces of furniture and create a sitting area, entertainment area, or reading nook.

Do I Have Clear Pathways and Good Flow?

When designing your bedroom layout, keep in mind the rule of thumb of having a minimum of two feet to walk around your bed. Keep your bed accessible from both sides, especially if sharing the space with your partner.

Also, make sure not to block natural pathways through your bedroom, especially to the bathroom. Make it easy to walk from place to place!

Whether you are a Feng Shui aficionado or just interested in creating a peaceful and happy bedroom and getting a restful night’s sleep, the ancient Chinese practice has some practical advice that is worth considering.

Among the principles of Feng Shui in the bedroom are: decluttering, placing the bed on a diagonal to the door, avoiding a mirror within the sightline from the bed, using a wooden headboard, and choosing soft neutral colors.

Where Should I Put the Lighting?

The size of your bedroom, the height of your ceilings, and the access to natural light will guide your lighting decisions when you design your bedroom layout.

For bedrooms with low ceilings, flush-mount overhead and recessed pot lights work well. Flanking the bed, wall sconces, and small table lamps that provide adequate lighting for reading are excellent choices.

Grander bedrooms may call for a chandelier. A well-placed ceiling fan light can be a wise choice in warmer climates or where airflow is an issue.

A floor lamp works well to provide illumination in your reading area. If you have artwork or collections to highlight, don’t forget about accent lighting.

What’s the Mood I Want to Create?

We spend a disproportionate amount of time in our bedrooms, and most of us consider the space an oasis. But that has different meanings for each of us.

Minimize clutter and maximize modern, organic elements to create a Zen-like oasis. Pick a tufted headboard, floral fabrics, and traditional furniture for a cozier space. Use brighter, bold colors, and don’t be afraid to mix patterns if you want a more eclectic look.

Our bedroom spaces are as individual as each of us. Create a mood and style that resonates with you and suits your lifestyle. Check out our Master Bedroom Floor Plan Examples for more inspiration.

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Start by measuring your bedroom, and then use a floor plan software to draw your floor plan. Make sure to create several different versions to see which bedroom layout will work best for your needs. Happy designing!

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Bedroom layout ideas are an essential part of any bedroom design. How your bedroom is arranged will have a huge impact on the functionality of your space so it's important to get it right.

Whether you're looking to create your own restful sanctuary or planning a space to accommodate guests, the key to a successful bedroom design is balancing practicality with style, and luckily there are plenty of ideas that marry the two.

To help get you inspired we've rounded up an array of bedroom ideas to help you lay out the perfect space along with some handy tips from the experts.

Bedroom layout ideas

Finding the right bedroom layout ideas can be a daunting task as there are an infinite number of ways to arrange a bedroom depending on the size, shape, and specific function of the room. Whether you're looking to create a large and luxurious master bedroom or small bedroom ideas, the best place to start when it comes to how to design a bedroom is to make a floor plan, say the experts.

'We typically start by collecting the dimensions of the bedroom to help us determine what we can fit into a space without it feeling crowded,' says Bria Hammel, creative director of Bria Hammel interiors .  

'We first take into consideration where the windows, door frame, and/or fireplace are located. This will help us determine the natural flow of the space. Next, we'll section off the space dividing it into bed/nightstand area, dresser/closet area, and lounge/sitting area.'

Once you have a clear floor plan it will make it easier to determine the flow of the space and where to position your furniture. 

1. Start with the position of the bed

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When designing a bedroom layout the most important decision to make is where to position the bed – being the largest piece of furniture in the room it will have a big impact on how the space functions, looks, and feels. 

'When designing a bedroom, the bed always goes first and you design around it,' says Interior designer Esther Dormer . 'The most typical bedroom layout has the bed headboard facing you as you enter the room.' 

When positioned opposite a doorway a bed, 'can be a focal point that draws you into the room and gives you a sense of balance and symmetry,' adds Zac Houghton, CEO at Loftera . 'If a bed is placed in front of a window, it can block natural light and create a sense of imbalance.'

It's also important to think about the size of the wall the bed sits against and other architectural features in the room explains Bria Hammel, creative director of Bria Hammel interiors. 'In most of our bedroom designs, the bed is positioned on the main, longest wall with no obstruction. If a bedroom has a fireplace, we love to place the bed on the opposite wall and ensure that it's in alignment with the fireplace.'

2. Make the most of beautiful views 

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There's nothing like waking up to a beautiful view to put you in a good frame of mind for the rest of the day, so if you're lucky enough to have a country bedroom with beautiful views then be sure to position the bed with a clear line of site to the window in order to make the most of them. Take care to create a bedroom layout where the furniture does not obscure or obstruct the window – and choose window treatments that can easily be pulled back.

3. Take a cue from the architecture

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With so many bedroom layout ideas to choose from it can be hard to know where to start, but often there are clues in the architecture of the space. If you have a beautiful period home full of original features such as an exposed stone wall then why not set your bed against it as a way to really showcase it as part of your design?

4. Create a seating area

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If you have a large bedroom or are looking for main bedroom ideas then why not consider creating a relaxing seating area? 

Having an additional seating area alongside the sitting room offers an extra place to escape to at the end of the day, especially when you want some quiet time away from the bustle of the main household. If adding a seating area consider arranging it near a window where views can be enjoyed.

5. Add an ensuite

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Perhaps the ultimate in luxury bedroom ideas, an ensuite bathroom is the perfect addition to a restful sanctuary, allowing you to bathe, relax and unwind for bed in the privacy of a self-contained space.  

Reminiscent of boutique hotels, it's popular for an ensuite bathroom to be tucked behind a partition wall with a doorless entryway. When an ensuite is in the same line of site as a bedroom think about decorating the rooms with complementary materials and finished to help unite the space as demonstrated in this design by Humbert & Poyet . Designed in tandem, both spaces display dark wood warmed up with metallic detail.

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Walk-in closet ideas are one of the best ways to maximize space in a bedroom layout. Dedicating a separate room to store clothes, shoes and bags will free up valuable floor space in a bedroom leaving the area feeling neat, tidy and clutter-free.

Fitting bespoke closets is a brilliant way to make the most of the height of the space. 'Fitted wardrobes are the perfect solution for individuals looking to store lots of clothing items, without dominating too much space in the bedroom. The big advantage of fitted wardrobes is of course that they can fill the space and cope with any idiosyncrasies', says senior designer at Neville Johnson , Simon Tcherniak.

‘We ask our clients to do a big clear out and count every piece in their wardrobes,’ says Irene Gunter of Gunter & Co . ‘We then have a great basis to work out what takes priority in your wardrobe – is it shelving, hanging space, or the shoe collection that are the key drivers?’

7. Make the most of awkward angles

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While they may boast characterful features like wooden roof beams, bedrooms with sloping ceilings such as loft conversions and attic bedrooms can make designing bedroom layout ideas particularly tricky. However, with some clever thinking these awkward spaces can make beautiful multifunctional bedrooms as demonstrated in this ingenious layout. 

In this beautiful guest bedroom idea, the interior designers at Vanrenen GW Designs have made the most of awkward alcoves by fitting them with bespoke closets as well as a luxurious roll top bath set behind a curtain to create a fun ensuite bathroom idea. 

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Create a window seat

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Whether used to curl up with a good book before bed or to enjoy aerial views of a garden, adding a window seat in a bedroom is a brilliant way to enhance a restful sanctuary. If created by a bespoke joiner, the seat can be fitted perfectly around the architecture but can also be designed with a chest underneath and a lift up lid in order for it to double as a bedroom storage idea.

9. Try a twin bedroom layout

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Reminiscent of boutique hotels, twin bedroom ideas can serve multiple functions. If you often have visitors staying you may want to consider a twin bedroom as a flexible alternative to a traditional double guest room as it offers multiple sleeping options with the ability for two beds to be moved together for when couples stay. This type of layout can also work well for bedrooms for siblings or, as a single child's room that offers an extra bed – perfect for sleepovers.  

When it comes to twin bedroom layouts symmetry is a common theme. Opting for matching bed designs separated by a single nightstand will create visual harmony. If the twin bedroom is reserved for guests and not used regularly then you can afford to be a bit more experimental with interior design so why not create a talking point with matching upholstered headboard ideas?

10. Make space for a dressing area

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If space allows consider dedicating an area of your bedroom layout to a dressing area. No dressing room idea is complete without a large mirror and dressing table – for a chic, streamlined look consider fitting a table between built-in closets as done here in this design by Gunter & Co and be sure to include a stool for perching on while fixing hair or make up as well as a comfy chair to sit on while putting on shoes. Where possible it's a good idea to position a dressing table near to a natural light source.

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Create a bed nook in a small bedroom

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Where space is at a premium why not embrace the small proportions to create an intimate bed nook? A perfect small bedroom layout idea , fitting a bed into a tight corner and enclosing it with a curtain will create a cozy hideaway to shut yourself off from the world after a long day, plus makes a playful talking point in guest bedroom.

To enhance the cocooning atmosphere you could also introduce dark bedroom paint ideas as done here in this space by Thurstan . 

‘We would usually lean towards quieter palette combinations, but darker shades can work really well within smaller spaces,' says founder James Thurstan Waterworth. 'They create a perception of depth and lend a cozy, cocoon-like feel – welcome in every bedroom. For the walls, we suggest a deep midnight blue or a petrol green, then lift this by layering careful accents of color, perhaps a burnt orange or a similar earth-toned hue – ochre, terracotta or a softer peach. ’

12. Make space for a desk

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If you don't have space for a home office then the bedroom can double as a work space during the day, but if you are thinking about a bedroom layout with a desk then be sure to consider where you position it.

'Most people want their bedroom to be a place to relax and unwind so if you are also using it as a workspace, try to position the desk away from the bed to create a separate space in the room,' says Sarit Marcus, professional interior designer and founder of Minted Space .  'I recommend putting the desk on a separate wall from the bed.'

'If a desk is to be incorporated, you might make sure it is placed near to natural light, ideally in front of a window,' adds Louise Wicksteed, design director at Sims Hilditch .

 

13. Zone your space

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Do you use your main bedroom as a multifunctional space? Does it double up as a home office or maybe a space to do yoga? Perhaps you want to create a dressing room area? Zoning the space using a curtain or freestanding screen can be a quick way to define separate areas – of course this does depend on the size of the space and whether the shape lends itself to being divided. Choosing a sheer bedroom curtain idea is a brilliant way separate areas in a bedroom as it can help a sleeping area feel more intimate in the evening while keeping the overall space feeling bright and light throughout the day.

14. Use the principles of Feng Shui 

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Symmetry is an interior design trick used to create tailored layouts – and it's perfect for the bedroom. In Feng Shui, pairs are thought to promote harmonious energy, so kit your Feng Shui bedroom layout for two people using these Feng Shui principles.

‘Symmetry provides balance within bedroom layouts and it often starts from the focal point, whether that be a statement bed, headboard, or piece of furniture,' says Liv Wallers from the British design studio, Yellow London . 'It brings a sense of comfort and rhythm to a space which is an integral part of the bedroom design process. It can be used right down to the smaller details of the room, pillows on the bed to lamps on a bedside table. ’

15. Make room for a work space

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If you have the room, a bedroom layout with a desk is a useful – but also practical – indulgence. This one is set within a fitted unit, placed conveniently under a window, and surrounded by mirrored fittings to add glamor and increase the light cast into the niche.  

Here, an upholstered chair is a wonderful choice for a modern bedroom layout because it gives you the opportunity to add more texture and pattern – plus, it creates a luxe look.

What is the best way to layout a bedroom?

The best way to lay out a bedroom will depend on many factors including the size, shape and purpose of the space – for example, a master bedroom will have different layout requirements to a guest bedroom or a child's bedroom. 'The layout will also depend on what storage requirements you need, but also whether the room needs  to fulfil any additional functions,' says Sarit Marcus, professional interior designer and founder of Minted Space .

'Will there be a sitting area? A desk? A musical instrument? Once you have determined the various uses for the bedroom, creating a balanced layout and determining the focal point are key elements to establishing a cohesive layout.'

While the type of the bedroom will determine the layout, there are some design principles that are common practice among many interior designers.

'A classic layout that we typically follow is to put your bed in the center of the most visible wall, and add two nightstands to either side if you have the space,' says Anna Franklin of Stone House Collective. 'I recommend putting the bed in the center of a main wall, and whenever possible, ensuring that it does not block any windows.'

Similarly, Bria Hammel explains that, 'in every bedroom design we create, the bed is positioned on the main, longest wall with no obstruction. If a bedroom has a fireplace, we love to place the bed on the opposite wall and ensure that it's in alignment with the fireplace.

Being restful, relaxing spaces, symmetrical layouts are a good choice as they bring harmony and balance.

How do you make a bedroom plan?

To make a bedroom plan the first step is to create a floor plan of your space which includes dimensions and the position of doorways, windows and any other architectural features like fireplaces and alcoves. 

'Using a piece of paper to sketch out a general floor plan of the space is a simple and easy way to visually plan a bedroom. Alternatively, if you have access to an online tool, this can help with accuracy of size and leftover space while playing around with the design,' says Anna Franklin of Stone House Collective .

One the floor plan is established this will give a clearer idea of where furniture is best placed.

'Play around with different layouts. Measure your largest pieces and tape it out in the bedroom so you can feel the amount of space you have for foot traffic rather than just seeing the dimensions on a piece of paper,' advises Sarit Marcus.

Pippa is Content Editor on Homes & Gardens online contributing to Period Living and Country Homes & Interiors print issues. A graduate of Art History and formerly Style Editor at Period Living, she is passionate about architecture, creating decorating content, interior styling and writing about craft and historic homes. She enjoys searching out beautiful images and the latest trends to share with the Homes & Gardens audience. A keen gardener, when she’s not writing you’ll find her growing flowers on her village allotment for styling projects.

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In the article I will talk about the ergonomics of the bedroom. I will consider all options for furniture and its location. I will explain how to competently save space, what options for planning a room exist.

How to start planning your bedroom

Proper planning starts with determining how many people will sleep in the room.

The best option - the correct arrangement of furniture with enough space for passage

The size of the area is taken into account. A drawing plan of the bedroom is drawn up, where a choice is made: what should be the window, door, flooring, putty, paint or wallpaper, whether the room will have access to the balcony.

When planning, it is important to come up with a design that will leave free space between the furniture. If the room is divided into two parts (a work area and a bedroom, or a bedroom and a nursery), the main thing is to correctly arrange the furniture and designer items for decoration.

It is necessary to make a plan where and what will be located

Overload cannot be allowed. It is also important to choose the right color scheme - not bright, not dull, not gloomy. Lighting in the room should be sufficient.

Ergonomics of space

The main thing in ergonomics is to create maximum comfort and convenience for staying in the bedroom. Consider in advance the availability of space for passage. When opening the drawers, does the rest of the furniture interfere?

The size of the bed must match the height of the person and the number of sleepers. Length - 30 cm more than the maximum height of a man or woman. If the model is double, focus on the tallest person - add 25-30 cm to his height - this will be the optimal length. nine0003

Walking space is important for free movement. For double furniture, a minimum of 70 cm is left on both sides. So a person can undress without hitting the wall with his elbows. You can also comfortably fill a bed without shrinking in a tight aisle.

The space must be used correctly and it must be pleasant to be in.

If there is a dressing table, the distance for passage is at least 70 cm. If this is the distance from the table to the bed, the length is 1 meter. nine0003

Think in advance about the convenient use of the wardrobe and chest of drawers. When opening the drawers, the passage space is reduced by 30 cm.

This will complicate the approach to it. This is done when the bedroom has a small area, and it is necessary to preserve as much free space for movement as possible. Then the bed is placed right next to the wall with a window.

Disadvantages: choosing a double sleeping furniture, one of the sleepers will have to climb over the other. nine0003 It is rational to install transforming furniture structures and functional puffs in a small room.

Work area and bedroom - the best choice of zoning. The table is located closer to the window, away from the bed. It is important to provide additional lighting when it gets dark.

A chest of drawers is not pushed into a room just for the sake of having it. Arrange furniture for storage in advance. Most often these are corner places. Near the cabinet, you must leave a place for passage - at least half a meter + 30 cm to open the doors. nine0003

Bedroom layout

The main thing in the bedroom is the bed.

The bed is purchased as large as the area of ​​the bedroom allows.

Placed in the center, where there are no drafts and there is a passage on both sides. It is selected according to taste preferences, conveniences of the owners of the apartment.

Raised bed frees up enough space for comfortable movement around the room

What furniture is needed

Furniture set:

Some furniture may be omitted. Instead of a chest of drawers - a wardrobe. If a mirror is built into the floor in the closet, the dressing table is removed to save space.

Cabinets store things: cream, phone charger, headphones, documents, notepads. It is convenient and practical. Cabinets do not take up much space.

Spacious bedroom should not look empty

Additional furniture:

  1. Armchair.
  2. Small coffee table.
  3. Floor lamp.

This option is suitable for those who decide to place a relaxation area in the bedroom. You can read in an armchair. A floor lamp serves as additional lighting in the evenings.

Whatever the style direction of the bedroom space, do not violate the rules of furnishing it

Arrangement of furniture

It is important to arrange the furniture so that there are passages between it. It is easier with a single bed - it is placed in the corner. With a double it is more difficult - it is important to ensure passage on both sides. It also leaves room for the legs. nine0003

It is better to avoid placing objects around the perimeter, you will get the effect of a box.

If there is a small area of ​​the bedroom, the furniture is arranged diagonally. Visually, the room will become wider. Access to the bed from both sides will be provided.

The cabinet is installed in a corner where there is little light. If possible, it is built into the wall. Then there will be additional free space.

The floor lamp is placed at the desktop. It serves as additional light.

Competent layout of the bedroom is done according to all the rules - this is the key to healthy sleep

The dressing table is placed perpendicular to the wall in which the window is embedded. For a right-hander, it is better that the light falls from the left side. For the left-hander - from the right.

If the residents of the apartment are accustomed to getting dressed in the bedroom, taking clothes out of the closet, it is important to provide easy access to the mirror. Many choose cabinets with a built-in mirror to save space.

How to save space intelligently

For people who want to put small cabinets, you can replace them with shelves by placing lamps on them. The cabinet is purchased immediately with a chest of drawers. This will save space for smaller bedrooms. nine0003 It is impossible to get a beautiful and comfortable bedroom without a competent study of the decor.

Instead of a dressing table, you can hang a wall mirror by placing a shelf under it. You should buy an ottoman on wheels. Pull out when using. When not needed, move it back under the bedside shelf.

If you want to save space, get a bed with drawers - they store linen. In this case, a cabinet is not needed. Instead of a chest of drawers, they buy hanging cabinets. Profitable and convenient.

The bed is placed behind the wardrobe, having built a partition. A bed is placed next to it, behind it is a hanging wardrobe. So people create a mini dressing room, saving space as much as possible. nine0003 Instead of a chair or armchair, they put an ottoman, which tends to roll up under other furniture.

A sliding wardrobe is ideal. Floor mirror available. The doors open parallel to the wall. You don't need extra space to pass.

Bedroom layout options

There are several types of bedroom layouts.

The bed is positioned:

First variant

Standard - rectangular. Suitable for areas of 15 sq. m. Place a bed, bedside tables, a built-in wardrobe and a chest of drawers with a TV. The door is in the middle of the wall. On the right is the wardrobe. The bed is opposite. Bedside tables on both sides of the bed.

Rectangular bedroom design

Second option

The door is in the corner. Furniture is arranged according to taste, depending on the size of the bed, wardrobe and dressing table and workplace (optional). nine0003 Layout of a small bedroom with a corner door

Third option

Small room with built-in wardrobe (70 cm deep). An armchair is placed in the corner. Passages of 50-60 cm. Bed opposite the window. On the sides - curbstones. If possible, you can do without them by placing sconces or floor lamps.

Built-in closet in the layout of a small bedroom

Fourth option

Rectangular room. Mezzanine above the door, in the cabinet system. Instead of two bedside tables on either side of the bed, there is one nightstand and a work desk, chest of drawers or dressing table. The TV is hung opposite the bed at a certain distance. Or placed on a narrow console. nine0003 Wardrobe in a small bedroom

It is important to make the layout of the bedroom right. Consider its dimensions, the number of people sleeping, the size and type of furniture, additional accessories, the size of the window and doorway. With the successful placement of the bed and wardrobe, there will be a place for passage, and the bedroom will turn into a comfortable place to relax.

Bedroom layout - the best developed design options (70 photos)

If you have a bedroom layout in the near future, then you should keep in mind that it will be important to take into account a huge number of different factors. nine0003

The first thing that will affect the chosen design is the shape and size of the room. However, in addition to these factors, there are also secondary points.

Which ones? For example, the fact whether the room is sunny or not, as well as the personal preferences of the owners of the room.

Before you go to a furniture store, you should definitely look at the photo of the bedroom layout in order to understand how the proposed furniture will be placed in the room. nine0003

It is important to take into account already at this stage the fact that the lack of free space can have a bad effect on the final design of the room, because it means that it will put pressure on the owners with its massiveness.

Particular attention should be paid to the use of various accessories and decorative elements.

Any layout of a bedroom room assumes that frames with memorable photographs and beautiful paintings will hang on the walls. nine0003

If this is the layout of a children's bedroom, then in this case, it is necessary to allocate additional space for the play area.

How to make a small bedroom beautiful?

Many people naively believe that a small bedroom and the word "beautiful" are real antonyms, but they are seriously mistaken.

Today, designers offer a huge variety of interesting projects just for small rooms.

Their main advantage lies in the fact that the design is always the most thoughtful and thorough, in which not a single square meter is wasted.

Definitely, the layout of the bedroom room in this case will cost much less, which, of course, also matters, because it will save money and use it more rationally.

The use of furniture modules

In the last few years, the layout of a rectangular bedroom often involves the use of furniture modules. nine0003

They are especially convenient because thanks to the sliding mechanism it is possible to save free space, while the prices for them will pleasantly surprise everyone.

Among other things, quite recently various beds, chairs and even folding tables have appeared on sale. In the evening they are laid out, and during the day they can be very easily hidden.

How should the furniture be placed?

In a small bedroom, which is distinguished by true geometric shapes, it is best to place all the furniture in a classic way, that is, along the walls. nine0003

This will free up the center of your room, making it look bigger.

If it is not possible to arrange the furniture in this way, then in this case it is especially important to pay attention to the fact that not a single piece of furniture in any way interferes with free movement around the room.

If there are niches in the room, then the layout of the bedroom with a dressing room must provide for their filling, for example, with a wardrobe. nine0003

Also, the design and layout of the bedroom in this case may include a chest of drawers or a miniature dressing table for the girl.

How to arrange furniture in a large room?

The bedroom is really large and gives real scope for imagination.

When decorating a room, it is advisable to focus on a certain style and try to stick to it in everything from flooring materials to lighting and furniture. nine0003

The only thing that can limit you from renovating such a room is money.

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