Bedroom layout dilema
Hi houzz community,
I'm moving into my new house at the end of the month, it's unfurnished and I'll be buying furnishings from scratch.
I'm trying to make my bedroom layout work, attached is a photo of what I think might be a good layout for the room. The only issue is that it means the bed's headboard will be against the windows and radiators.
I'm not sure how problematic this is and whether you have any alternative layouts suggestions please? The furniture sizes are correct/representative but the design isn't, it's just what was in the software.
Thanks,
Joseph
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Joseph Jones
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoDo you mean something like this? I think it does look better actually. Although I might need to drop a bedside table so that the door opens. The cupboard won't fit either side of the chimney, the chest of drawers might but it's unsure without finer measurements (will be tight) so have placed there just in case).
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