Tiny tall bedroom
jessegee
9 years ago
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Tiny bedroom with only 95cm from end of bed to wall
Comments (6)Hanging rail from the ceiling above one of the bedside tables. Possibly with a pulley mechanism, like the old laundry racks you can raise out of the way. definitely hooks on the back of the door. what about adding a picture rail you could hang clothes hangers from? Definitely add in a large mirror so the space doesn't feel small. Don't compromise on bed width! Use the height of the room to max effect so you don't steal floor space. So you could also wall hang bedside tables to leave space under for shoes and give the appearance of more floor space....See MoreTiny tween bedroom
Comments (5)Without a plan of the space it's difficult to say whether a mezzanine would work but they have many of the drawbacks of loft beds. With such low ceilings and a tiny room you might be best off looking at folding beds (Murphy beds). You can buy off the shelf beds which transform into desks with no need to keep taking all the stuff of the desk or remove all the bedding (I think you'd need to take off the duvet though). Have a look at StudyBed.co.uk for an example. They're expensive but then fitting a mezzanine would be too. Alternatively there are various plans for Murphy beds which a local carpenter (or good DIYer) could follow or adapt for less. One possibility would be folding bed on one wall and desk on the opposite wall....See MoreHow to transform this tiny bedroom?
Comments (10)I also had a play at some layout options. What MATH suggested is exactly what I was thinking and what we have in our own bedroom which is very similar. So on the plans I’ve used a standard uk double size for the bed 135x195cm. Wardrobes are roughly 60cm in depth. The bed facing the window doesn’t work imo because there’ll be no room to walk round the other side. Personally I like the wardrobes fitted on the back wall which gives you room for a chest of drawers in the larger alcove and a large floor standing mirror or art work could go on the chimney breast wall. These are all rough estimates of the size of the room so definitely measure first if you plan to buy any new furniture....See MoreHelp. Layout for tiny bedroom please.
Comments (11)Have you tried Ikea? I know that you said he didn’t need a desk, however I can highly recommend their Stuva range. My daughter used to be in a smaller room than your sons and we got her this. (Her room was a similar width that didn’t fit an adult bed, and the length was a bit shorter than your room). It was a fantastic price and gave her plenty of storage. It was the storage that she really needed. The desk actually came in handy and on the wall above the desk I attached a hanging rail for pots of pens etc and then an Ikea trofast wall shelf for more stuff. For a tiny room it looked great, and because the Stuva isn’t baby-ish, she was happy to stay in it until she was 11, when she moved into a larger bedroom. The Stuva is a really popular range - you might also pick one up on gumtree or eBay too. We sold ours after a few years and got most of the money back. It really was a bargain!! The link is to the 4 drawer version. They do other versions such as 3 deeper drawers instead of the 4, or even open shelves instead of the drawers. The drawers are all full size too. https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/stuva-fritids-loft-bed-combo-w-4-drawers-2-doors-white-white-s29262162/...See Morejessegee
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