Bed ideas please
Hi,
i am looking for a new bed for my tiny master bedroom, I am lacking in some ideas - could be the fact that my house renovation has just been a complete nightmare and I’m feeling rather deflated
!!! Anyway fast forward The room is very compact and the only position I have is under the window cill for the bed. i am looking to replace this chunky frame I have to a more contemporary ottoman style bed. Has anyone got any ideas what colour I should be looking for the beD ? The walls are F&b
ammonite and the blind is a very dark charcoal colour. Any ideas would be very much appreciated. Here is a picture of the Current room.
Comments (6)
8 years agoHi, I feel your pain! Keep going, it will be worth it I quite like this idea, I low dark grey bed with some fitted unit behind it giving you some shelf space... (Obv not the bit above the bed where your window would be.)
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- 8 years agolast modified: 8 years ago
Hi everyone, thanks for your replies. I was thinking a bed like this (pic below), I desperately need storage under the bed due to the of size of the room and the lack of space. I could have the bed without a headboard or a bespoke headboard made that sits right under the window cill.
My window cill height is 90cm, which is quiet low so I am wondering to have a headboard made that height or go for non. Sometimes less is more.
Thanks.
Jules Mc