Where to position bed
We are buying a new build house and part of the first floor floor plan is attached. The main bedroom has the sleeping area and a dressing room plus an en suite. I’m looking for advice on where you would position the bed. The sleeping areas is approx 6 m x 4 m. We are at an early enough stage to plan the electrics such as the plugs and aerial point. Thank you
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PRO3 years agoWould the builder consider letting you relocate the dressing room wall as per the attached plan ? The benefit being additional lighting from the additional window formerly in the dressing room and also additional wardrobe space.
The tv could then be placed on either side of the wall opposite the bed.
Sonia