small bedroom layout???
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Liz
6 years agoMy bedroom is more or less exactly same size. Layout works like this:
- bed on longest wall but offset to be nearer window to give room for wardrobe on wall (with door)
- another wardrobe and dresser opposite bed.
- I'd recommend choosing wardrobes with sliding doors
Photos of my room attached. My bed is king size and room dimensions are same as yours.
Best of luck
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6 years agoLiz
6 years ago
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kiwimills
6 years agoadding to Jens idea. 30 cm storage behind bed. as well. floor to ceiling or half way up wall so lamps could go on. cupboards at side ?
kiwimills
6 years agostorage storage storage !!! under , behind...at the side...
and a blind is a good idea. less visual ' clutter' use texture on the bed.
Mary
6 years agominnie101
6 years agoI agree with Jens ideas. I would however go for mirrored wardrobe doors which will make the space feel much bigger. It might be easier to access a storage bed such as this? Something on legs would be ideal. I'd just swap winter and summer clothes twice a year. My calculations might be wrong (!) but depending on bed size I think you should have either 4ft or 4'3 at the end of the bed so you could fit a slim chest of drawers? If you go for something similar to the wall colour it won't visually fill the space
Mary
6 years agominnie101
6 years ago
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6 years agoHi Mary
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Good Luck!
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