Small twin room ideas
The most trending twin bedroom ideas for small rooms in 2023 - Luxcity Hotel & Apartment Phnom Penh
2022-06-12
Fitting two twin beds into a small bedroom is difficult, but measuring the space and arranging the furniture can transform it into a haven for the people who share it. You must be able to sketch the entire room and record the dimensions in your drawing. You'll choose the twin beds and decide how to arrange them in the room based on their shape and size after measuring the space. So, what are the current trends for incorporating twin beds into small bedroom designs? Please see the article below about Luxcity to get the most comfort and convenience for your hotel's customers.
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A twin bed in a small room is currently a pretty hot trend this yearWhat are Twin bedroom ideas for small rooms?
Designing a small kids' bedroom is tough, especially when the room is shared. Common among siblings, shared rooms are often the size of a regular bedroom, but they have to contain twice the furniture, belongings, and personality. With so much packed into such a small space, a small shared kids' room can be a recipe for frequent arguments. To keep a cramped room under control (and your kids' fighting at bay), you'll need to incorporate some creative bedroom storage and space-saving tips. Check out these twin beds into small bedroom ideas to create a double-duty space that works for everyone.
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The small room doesn't seem to be able to accommodate a twin room, but it will be beautiful if we know-how.Twin bedroom ideas for small rooms trending in 2022Make the most of your bedroom space
To make the most of a small bedroom, keep the furniture arrangement symmetrical. Two twin beds split one wall and have matching bedding and headboards for a unified look.
A dresser fits neatly between the two and doubles as a storage-filled nightstand. It's best to set boundaries in their shared bedroom for siblings who don't always get along. A short wall separates two matching twin beds in this room. They won't notice the other person in the room at night if they have both heads against the wall. Drawers underneath provide storage for each child while leaving the center of the room open for play dates and activities.
When it comes to small spaces, white walls are a great way to keep things light and airy. For kids who want a little splash of color, try accentuating a neutral wall with a simple geometric design. To create these mountain-like triangles, simply tape off the pattern and paint on two colors. No whole-room paint job or wallpapering is necessary!
Furniture can be stacked on top of each other to increase spaceSharing a bedroom is difficult enough on its own, let alone in a small space.
Custom furniture, such as this bed frame with built-in drawers, can provide additional storage. This space-saving bunk bed is ideal for cramped quarters. Pullout compartments make under-bed storage more accessible, while stacked beds free up floor space for play.
Even the most awkward spaces can accommodate a shared bedroom, as evidenced by this staircase platform. One person sleeps slightly above the other, similar to a trundle bed, making this solution ideal for close siblings. Close quarters? Sure. A chic concept for a shared bedroom? Absolutely.
Prefer to use bright colors like whiteOpen up a cramped space with bright, light colors. A few coats of white paint helped transform this dark attic space into an airy retreat. Pops of color in the bedding and rugs make this small kids' room the perfect playroom getaway.
The key to kids' bedroom ideas for small rooms is to make everything equal. Be sure each kid has the same amount of space and storage for their needs.
Aim for furniture with an even number of drawers so everything can be split equally.
When decorating your guest room, consider twin bed ideas for small rooms in place of one king-size bed. Not all guests will be comfortable sleeping in the same bed, and this solution makes sure no one ends up on the couch. A desk between beds adds functional space for getting homework done.
This beach house guest room is little, but clever small shared bedroom ideas make it feel spacious. Use light and bright colors when putting together a shared room where guests will stay. A neutral palette will please any guest, and the refreshing natural light makes spaces appear larger.
Inset bunk beds for small rooms can save floor space. This functional setup is built directly into the wall, allowing for a double desk and a window seat to fit in the room. While adding built-ins may be a hefty makeover, the result is worth it.
These ideas are all recognized by many famous designers in the worldSteps to arrange twin beds and a small bedroomMeasuring and Sketching the Room
Sketch the rough outline of your room's shape on paper. As you sketch, add doors, windows, the directions that they open, and all arches and coves. Having a sketch of the fixtures in the room will allow you to organize furniture based on how many doors there are and so on. You don't want to put beds or a desk right in front of a closet door or exit!
- Make note of how big the doorway is so you know how large of an item you can move into the space.
- Mark where the air vents are in your room if you have any so you don't cover them
Sketch each wall on separate paper. This is so you can include the position of things such as windows, radiators, electrical outlets, air vents, and any other fixed objects that would be obstacles to placing twin beds in the room.
You need to be able to work around the fixtures when placing beds and other furnishings.
Add dimensions to your sketches. Measure between each fixed point in the room. To measure the distance from the doorframe archway to the corner of the room, the corner of the room to the window reveals, and so on.
- Pick a starting point and work clockwise from it, so you don't leave anything out.
- Don't forget to measure the room's height and all vertical distances until the whole room is mapped out in your sketches. It’s helpful to know the height because you might be thinking about getting a bunk bed.
- Measure the size and dimensions of all fixed objects, and record them on your sketches as you go.
Draw the location of the current furniture in your sketch. If there are dressers and a desk, measure the spaces between them and record that on your sketch. This prevents any complications when fitting the two beds into the room.
- A standard twin bed's measurements are 39 by 74 inches (99 by 188 cm). This is the minimum size where a person using it can still be comfortable.
- The best size room to fit two twin beds is 10 by 10 feet (3.0 by 3.0 m).
Buy or build a corner unit with twin beds with storage. With this design, kids can get the same amount of storage space and the same-sized beds. Both beds are one unit and fit together in the shape of an L to fit nicely into a corner. They allow each person to have a sense of ownership over their own space.
- Both beds have the same amount of space for storage underneath, and they make the most use of space in a small room.
- This configuration may give you the most floor space since both beds are pushed against the wall
Install a bunk bed with two twin-size mattresses. Also called a twin over a twin bunk bed, these are just two twins stacked on top of each other, and they'll save you a lot of room.
But make sure you measure the height of the room before buying a bunk bed.
- Most twins over twin bunk beds are 68 by 42 by 80 inches (170 by 110 by 200 cm) in height, width, and length.
Make sure your children are comfortable climbing in and out of a bunk bed. Attach bed risers to each of the beds to make space. These elevate the beds a couple of feet off the ground to create storage space underneath. You can put flat storage under bins on the beds to store seasonal clothes that aren't in use. This will free up space in the closet and dresser.
Make both beds into lofts for more space. A loft raises the bed high enough to create more space under the bed where you can fit a desk, reading nook, or more storage space. You can put shelves under a loft bed to store books and collectibles or anything that makes a small room more cluttered.
- Set up a desk and chairs with computers to create a small study area under each bed.
- This setup works best for older children and teenagers.
These arrangements can help make your home more beautiful and comfortable.Arranging the Furniture
Decide where you want to put furniture. Based on the size and shape of the room, you will need to place the beds to get the most out of your space. Place beds parallel to each other in a square room. In a long room, place two beds lengthwise against the wall, because a long, narrow room fits the proportion of twin beds better than a square room. For a room that's L-shaped, put beds on opposite ends of the L shape to maximize privacy for the inhabitants.
In a square room, keep space between the beds for a desk, and enough space on opposite sides for nightside stands. Include one dresser or wardrobe on the other side of the room across from the beds.
Put two beds lengthwise against the wall in a long room. Twin beds will fit better in a long and narrow room together because this shape fits their proportions better than a square bedroom does.
Include a small table, chest of drawers, bookshelf, or wardrobe between the beds to create privacy for each inhabitant.
- Put the two dressers next to each other against the longest wall of an L-shaped room. Place each desk against the wall parallel to each bed.
- Make sure you have enough room to walk around, open doors, and make the bed.
Add storage units to the ends of the beds. The more you utilize the beds as storage space, the less clutter there will be. Put a storage bench, baskets, or crates at the foot of each bed to store toys, books, and seasonal clothes.
- A storage bench would take up about a foot of space at the end of each bed.
- Some bed frames are designed with storage in mind, so buy one with compartments for keeping bins or baskets underneath.
- You can also consider headboard storage by utilizing bins or baskets to organize bedside necessities.
Wall shelving above the bed also increases storage space.
Put combination desk nightstands next to the beds. As its name suggests, a desk nightstand serves as both a desk and a bedside table for storing items. Take advantage of its surface area to store bedside essentials and for studying.
As a desk, it has room for a small lamp, a pen cup, and a laptop computer.
A desk nightstand may have a drawer or two to store phone rechargers and home office items.
Use wall space to hang clothing racks and shelves. If there’s no room for a decently-sized dresser, you can get creative with one or two clothing racks. Using shelves or a storage bench along the wall also maximizes space for shoes, towels, and spare bedding.
- One way to make use of wall space is to install a shelf with a rack attached to it, so you can hang clothes on the rack while putting whatever else you need on the shelf.
- A storage bench along the wall under the shelf and rack unit can hold folded clothes, more shoes, books, and toys.
Apply these arrangements to be surprised at this convenience and neatness
Surely, after reading this article, you will be aware of the most recent trends in handling, designing, and arranging twin beds in a small bedroom. Fitting two twin beds into a small bedroom is difficult, but measuring the space and arranging the furniture can transform it into a haven for those who share it. You will need to know how to sketch the entire room and record the dimensions in your drawing. You'll choose the twin beds and decide how to arrange them in the room based on their shape and size after measuring the space. Hopefully, after reading this article, you will have mastered and applied those rules. If you have any questions, please contact Luxcity as soon as possible.
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20 Ideas for Putting Two Beds in One Small Room
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Published on 08/11/22
Design by Studio Robert McKinley / Photo by Nicole Franzen
Whether you are designing a beach house guest room that can handle any type of guest or a spare bedroom that's always ready when the grandkids come for the weekend, there are plenty of reasons why you might find yourself trying to figure out how to stylishly squeeze two beds into one small room. Here are some ideas for mini bunk rooms in a range of styles and layouts that will make people of all ages feel at home, and remind you of the childhood joys of sharing a sleepover.
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Mix Colors and Patterns
Design by Atelier Davis / Photo by Heidi Harris
This cheerful and welcoming guest room from interior designer Jessica Davis of Atelier Davis has a vibrant mix of color and pattern that combines cool and warm tones.
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Source Antique Headboards
Design by Leanne Ford Interiors / Photo by Erin Kelly
This whitewashed room from Leanne Ford Interiors features a pair of antique twin bed frames grouped closely together in the space between the windows. The richly stained, decorative wood beds are dressed with simple linens in shades of white and pale pink.
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Use Mismatched Lighting
Design by Ghislaine Viñas / Photo by Garrett Rowland
This Hudson Valley guest room from interior designer Ghislaine Viñas has identical black iron bed frames and linens, while a pair of mismatched bedside lights adds a sculptural touch. A shared nightstand with double drawers offers closed storage for each side of the bed.
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Use Paint to Divide Space
Design by Vanessa Scoffier / Hotel Henriette
In this small Parisian hotel bedroom designed by Vanessa Scoffier at Hotel Henriette, twin beds are separated a stool's width apart.
But the designer found an inexpensive and inventive way to create a virtual separation between them by painting the wall in complementary shades of pastel green and pink. The beds are dressed similarly but given their own distinct throw pillow, and matching gold-toned wall sconces above the beds create cohesion. -
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Play with Height
Design by BHDM Design / Photo by Reid Rolls
In this small bedroom from BHDM Design, vintage painted wood bed frames with matching linens and empty decorative frames create symmetry. The tall, narrow shared bedside table is placed in front of the window and crowned with a tall oversized lamp emphasizes vertical space, making the small footprint feel more spacious.
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Share the Headboard
Design by Christina Kim Interior Design
In this twin bedroom from Christina Kim Interior Design, a long shared pale blue velvet headboard and matching linens create a unified look, while each side gets its own photograph hung above the bed to keep it looking too matchy matchy.
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Outfit the Attic
Design by Britt Design Studio
This cozy attic bedroom from Britt Design Studio has headboards upholstered with green-and-white striped fabric that are tailored to fit the line of the slanted ceilings.
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Use Period Furniture
Design by Kara Mann
Interior designer Kara Mann chose period bed frames, classic floral and toile textiles, crisp white bed linens, neutral wall paint, and a simple area rug to add softness on top of dark hardwood flooring in this twin bedroom in a historic farmhouse in Pound Ridge, New York, complete with a working fireplace.
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Incorporate Multiple Textures
Design by Jean Liu Design / Photo by Casey Dunn
Adding texture can make a small space come alive. In this vibrant twin bedroom from Jean Liu Design, a mix of cool grays and warm corals and browns creates depth, while layered headboards in plaid check fabric and cognac leather and a mix of linens and faux fur make twin beds feel luxurious.
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Add Vintage Bed Frames
Design by Studio Robert McKinley / Photo by Nicole Franzen
This Montauk guest room from Studio Robert McKinley is a summertime oasis with its soothing palette of white, cream, and black. White shiplap walls, soft Roman shades, industrial style sconces, vintage bed frames, and a sculptural round table with a tooth-like appearance fills the space between the beds.
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Unify With an Area Rug
Design by Erin Williamson Design
This Texas lake house lodge bedroom from Erin Williamson Design has matching wood and metal twin bed frames dressed in identical linens that float on a colorful diamond-patterned Moroccan-style area rug that defines the sleeping area.
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Try a Kitty Corner Layout
Fantastic Frank
In this minimalist, black-and-white Swedish bedroom from Fantastic Frank, twin beds are arranged in a kitty corner layout that saves space, leaving the rest of the small room feeling open, and creating an off duty reading nook that turns a small guest room into a multi-purpose space.
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Make One a Daybed
Design by Vanessa Scoffier / Hotel Henriette
In this cozy room from interior designer Vanessa Scoffier at Paris' Hotel Henriette, a twin bed is positioned flush against the wall and backed with a mix of throw pillows that turn it into a daybed when not in use.
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Add a Sense of Grandeur
Design by Matthew Carter Interiors
In this compact Bahamas bedroom from Matthew Carter Interiors, twin beds are given a sense of grandeur with wall-mounted upholstered printed fabric canopies that begin near the ceiling and frame the small, high windows as well as the beds. This trick draws the eye upward, making the space feel more expansive.
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Use Bright Jewel Tones
Design by Studio Peake
In this small bedroom from Studio Peake, twin beds are pushed together, hotel-style, allowing guests to have their own set of bedding while remaining close.
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Whitewash It
Design by Marie Flanigan Interiors / Photo by Julie Soefer
This whitewashed, modern farmhouse style bedroom from Marie Flanigan Interiors is just big enough for a pair of double beds, complete with slipcovered headboards that provide a sense of comfort and touches of wood, metal, and a simple gold-framed mirror that bounces light around to make the space feel larger than it is.
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Trick the Eye
Design by Ghislaine Viñas / Photo by Art Gray
This playful twin bedroom in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles from interior designer Ghislaine Viñas features bold red-and-white horizontal striped walls that extend to the ceiling and hide the door, making the room feel wider while adding an irreverent dash of color and pattern. The floors are covered in an orange-and-white herringbone pattern running lengthwise that creates a sense of movement and stands up to the bold walls.
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Use Multipurpose Furniture
Design by Ghislaine Viñas / Photo by Garrett Rowland
Interior designer Ghislaine Viñas calls this small space in a large home in Hudson Valley, New York "the fainting room," and in the antique spirit of a fainting couch, has installed two chaise longue-like sofas that create a cozy seating area during the day and can double as single beds in a pinch when extra guests sleep over for the weekend.
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Add Bold Color Accents
Home Made By Carmona
Blogger Ursula Carmona from Home Made By Carmona added bright green accent pillows to an otherwise neutral bedroom outfitted with twin tufted headboards that flank the window. A wooden table as wide as the shared window maximizes space.
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Stay Low
Design by Cathie Hong Interiors / Photo by Christy Q.
PhotoUsing low-slung vintage furniture in a small room will make the ceilings feel higher and the room feel airier. This twin bedroom from Cathie Hong Interiors has low-slung vintage-style rattan bed frames and a midcentury modern-inspired shared bed table that is perfect for kids of all ages.
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- Small bedroom - how arrange furniture to make it cozy?
An interesting problem: there is a small bedroom - how to arrange furniture in it? Conditions: you can not clutter up the room, you need to place a bed, bedside tables or a chest of drawers in the room, and, preferably, also a wardrobe.
The task is complicated by the layout: the shape of the room (narrow or square), the location of doors and windows, the presence of niches. Is it possible to cope with all this without the help of a professional interior designer? Of course! If you know the main rules.
Today you will find the most complete guide to arranging furniture in a small bedroom: how to arrange the elements, how to visually expand the space and a lot of interesting little things. Read to the end! In 5 minutes you will learn everything that the same interior designers know about and actively use in practice.
Harmony in the bedroom starts with the right color of the walls
In a small bedroom, you can not use bright saturated colors or complex patterns. The best solution: moderate, pastel shades and a simple ornament.
- Vertical patterns will visually make the room appear taller and visually raise the ceilings.
- Horizontal ornaments work great in a small, narrow room.
- Alternating light and dark wallpaper will help visually increase the area of the room.
- Wallpaper with a large pattern on one wall looks beautiful, which alternates with plain wallpaper without a pattern on the adjacent wall.
The shade of the floor should contrast slightly with the color of the furniture and blend harmoniously with the wall decoration. For a small room, experts advise choosing parquet or laminate with a diagonal pattern - again, in order to visually expand the area.
The main ways of arranging furniture in the bedroom
In interior design, there are three basic schemes for arranging furniture:
- Symmetrical;
- Asymmetrical;
- Round.
We also need to choose one of these schemes in order to properly furnish the bedroom. You can arrange everything on your own. But you've probably already tried this. Otherwise, they would not be looking for a way to make it more beautiful.
Therefore, now in detail about each of them, in order to choose the most suitable one in the future and test it in practice.
Symmetric
When you have a square bedroom and the question arises how to arrange bedroom set, a symmetrical layout is ideal. Paired items or furniture of the same size are installed opposite each other. For example: two bedside tables located on both sides of the bed is a symmetrical way of arranging furniture.
Psychologists say that a symmetrical scheme is ideal for perfectionists, pedantic people who tend to organize everything in order. Symmetry creates a cozy, calm atmosphere - it is difficult to come up with something more suitable for organizing a quality holiday.
Asymmetry
Do you have an irregularly shaped bedroom with niches, recesses and a complex layout? Use an asymmetric way of arranging furniture. Its essence is to choose a single focal point in the room, and organize the rest of the objects around it.
The bed can serve as such a point. It is installed in a way that is convenient for you, and the rest of the items are dispersed in the corners and niches.
When choosing an asymmetric arrangement of furniture, designers recommend adhering to the swing principle, alternating high and low objects: low bed with upholstered headboard and tall wardrobe, low pouffe - taller chest of drawers.
In a circle
Universal way of arrangement - circular, suitable for rooms of any layout and area. Here, too, one focal point is needed, around which the rest of the objects are collected. But that focus doesn't have to be the furniture—sometimes it's just the carpet.
General recommendations for arranging furniture in a compact bedroom
Let's first decide what furniture you can't do without in the bedroom. It is with her that we will deal in an attempt to distribute everything competently and conveniently:
- Soft bed;
- Cabinet;
- Chest of drawers, bedside tables;
- Mirror.
If a large wardrobe is already in another room, then it is not necessary to put the same one in the bedroom, you can get by with a chest of drawers for the most necessary things, for example, for storing linen. And if you order a bed with orthopedic base and a lifting mechanism, with a linen niche under the base, you can also store out-of-season clothes there, etc.
When the area of the bedroom allows, it will be completed with a bench, an ottoman, a dressing table.
When arranging all this furniture in a room, it is important to follow certain rules:
- Even in the smallest bedroom, there should be at least half a meter between pieces of furniture, otherwise you will have to stumble on the foot of the bed, on a chest of drawers - not a very pleasant prospect, as for a room , where, in fact, everyone should rest, and not count the bruises on their legs.
- In front of the chest of drawers, it is generally desirable to leave a space a meter wide so that you can stand in front of it and fully pull out the drawers when necessary.
- Before you bring furniture into the bedroom and try to immediately determine the place for it, measure the room, make a schematic sketch on paper or in an online planner, and try to “arrange” the furniture first schematically. Moving objects on paper is much easier than in reality.
Do you have a plan on paper and are you satisfied with everything in it? Move on to its implementation!
Planning a compact bedroom
The smaller the square of the room, the less furniture we will try to place here. If it is possible to move the closet to another room and put a bed with a width of 160 cm instead of 180 or 200 cm, let's do it. When choosing furniture, also give preference to those models that have the greatest functionality: chests of drawers with full extension drawers, beds with a niche, dressing tables immediately with a mirror, banquettes - also with a niche for different things, etc.
As for the arrangement itself, in a small bedroom it is advisable to avoid placing the bed directly opposite the door, as well as placing it right next to the window.
Both options are equally uncomfortable.
What else do you need to know when planning the interior of a compact or narrow bedroom?
Photos of finished bedrooms are usually taken from only one angle, it is difficult to assess how comfortable these solutions are in reality. If you rely on a photo from the Internet in planning as a source of ideas, find those where the same room is presented, only from different angles. This will help you fully assess the situation and imagine whether such a decision is right for you or not.
Not everything that you decide to borrow from other people's interiors is appropriate to copy at home. It is necessary to check the practicality of each solution so that instead of planning and design, you do not get complete confusion and discomfort.
These nuances must be taken into account when planning a small bedroom:
- The number of square meters at your disposal. 9 sq.m. - This is the norm for a bedroom for two people.
If the footage is smaller, you need to think about an additional source of air, supply and exhaust ventilation, for example, or about combining a room with a balcony, storage room, part of the corridor. Of course, at 9squares, of which 4 sq.m. will take away only a soft bed, do not put at least some furniture other than a chest of drawers or a pair of bedside tables. - Lighting. The bedroom is a secluded place, but not so much as to do without a window at all. In addition, you will need small bedside sconces or table lamps, especially if you like to read in the morning or before bedtime.
- Privacy. In an effort to achieve minimalism, the door is removed from the bedroom, and then they endure nightly raids by children, smells coming from the kitchen, and other inconveniences. don't remove the door from the bedroom. She is needed there, even if adding it, you will have to abandon the additional chest of drawers standing next to the doorway.
How to arrange furniture in a small narrow bedroom?
And if it is a narrow bedroom, then how arrange furniture? A narrow room is always a division into two functional areas: for sleeping (bed, bedside tables) and for storing things, working or taking care of yourself.
The working area is always taken out to the door, the depth of the room is dedicated to the recreation area. The exact location of each piece of furniture depends on whether the doorway is in a narrow or wide wall.
How to arrange a bed in a small bedroom?
The location of the bed is of the utmost importance. If it is designed for one user, you can put it in any way you like: in the corner, sideways to one of the walls, placed between the window and the door. Single bed bed can be set up however you like - and this is the only important rule.
But if the bed width is 160 cm or more, then: It is necessary to provide an approach to the bed - 60-70 cm on both sides; It is advisable to avoid being in line with the door; You can choose a diagonal or island arrangement.
Rarely, but it happens that the only possible furnishing option is a headboard to the window. In this case, you will need a bed with a low back, flush with the windowsill, as well as good blinds or curtains to block out the light from the street.
Where to put a closet in a small bedroom?
For room 9-10 sq.m. it is better to choose a wardrobe:
- Coupe instead of furniture with hinged doors;
- With glossy or mirror fronts instead of matt;
- As high as possible, preferably under the ceiling, in order to take advantage of the vertical space.
Such a wardrobe is usually placed along the wall adjacent to the one to which the head of the bed adjoins. If the bedroom is narrow, it is taken out to the wall opposite the one where the bed stands.
If there is no space for a large wardrobe, but there are niches, they can be equipped with railing for coat hangers and a sliding door. No niches? It remains to equip the mezzanine areas above the bed or at the entrance to the room. But here you need to take care of the security of fastening.
How to visually expand the space in a small bedroom?
The furniture is arranged. Let's move on to the details. In a small bedroom, the main task is to make a visually spacious, light room.
Therefore, at the last stage, we choose decorative elements and textiles that will help us create the desired effect.
Refuse complicated decorations in favor of simple and practical things. Add a shelf above your headboard or against an adjacent wall to store your favorite books. Find a place for a mirror, but so that sleeping people are not reflected in it (they say that this is not according to Feng Shui). Choose soft, light-colored textiles to keep the room cozy without being overdone. Be sure to use multiple lights in addition to the main light source.
All this together will help you create a harmonious interior in which it will be comfortable to relax and be filled with energy.
Thank you for reading to the end!
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