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Long narrow bedroom/den

Nancy
vor 9 Jahren
We have a room 9x20 with a patio door that is set up as a den and bedroom. We make use of the bed a few times a year.

Can anyone suggest how to make good use of this room and how to layout our furniture.

Built ins??
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  • Christy Bell
    vor 9 Jahren
    Keep the bed centered, but I think that chair is just too big for the space. I would consider changing that out.

    Kommentare (19)

    • rocketjcat
      vor 9 Jahren
      I wouldn't enjoy making the bed with it pushed up against the wall. I would center it on the back wall, with small tables and lamp on each side. Then center the love seat at the foot of the bed, move the TV to the short wall next to the door on one of the bookcase shelves. I can't tell what the other electronics and stuff is in the corner so can't say if there's a better place for them, but with the bookcase on the short wall they possibly be moved down the wall farther.
    • zazfuzzroc
      vor 9 Jahren
      If you are working with what is in the room, then I think move the bed to face the sliding door, if that's possible. And move the tv and sofa down to where the bed is across from each other. It's hard to tell from the pictures if that would work. Hope I helped a bit. :) I love the bold colors, very nice. Good luck. Can't wait to see what you do. :) Also, if you center the bed where it is, is the sofa too wide to fit at the end of the bed? Maybe sizes of furniture may help others, help you. Good luck. :)
    • zazfuzzroc
      vor 9 Jahren
      @rocketjcat, sorry, our posts crossed. :)
    • PRO
      CDR Design, LLC
      vor 9 Jahren
      I agree with centering the bed on the back wall/sofa at end of bed/tv on wall where picture is now.

      I would eliminate that high shelf. Not sure what all the electronics. are?
    • Nancy
      Ursprünglicher Verfasser
      vor 9 Jahren
      Thanks for all the input. Here is how we had it before but it still didn't leave us enough floor space.
      The biggest problem is where you enter the room and having to maneuver by all the furniture to get to the bed
    • rocketjcat
      vor 9 Jahren
      It looks good in the before picture. But I would put the love seat straight on at the end of the bed like a footboard and eliminate the ottoman. There's just too much furniture for the space.
    • PRO
      CDR Design, LLC
      vor 9 Jahren
      Right.....too much furniture. Suggestions:

      1) move chair to the foot of the bed, facing straight out. You might have to eliminate the ottoman.

      2) Since you use the bed only a few times/year, remove the bed. Buy a pull-out sofa and place it on one of the long walls. Place the tv across from it on the other long wall. (I can't say which, because I am not sure about windows.

      3) Same as #2, but buy 2 fold-out chairs and a half. (they fold-out to beds.

      4) Keep bed, but buy a smaller chair to place by the window.
    • PRO
      LDK for Home & Garden
      vor 9 Jahren
      How often do you use the room and what activities, aside from occasional guest room, take place in the space?
    • zazfuzzroc
      vor 9 Jahren
      How's the room coming along? Any changes? :)
    • Nancy
      Ursprünglicher Verfasser
      vor 9 Jahren
      Been away for the winter so haven't done anything yet. Am likely going to do some molding part way up the wall and possibly put a chair in there rather than the love seat. It will be a work in progress and likely change as I go along.
      I have a old TV cabinet that I may convert into a guest cupboard stocked with coffee, coffee pot and snacks, clean linens, et .
    • Nancy
      Ursprünglicher Verfasser
      vor 9 Jahren
      Bed has been centered again for better use.
    • Nancy
      Ursprünglicher Verfasser
      vor 9 Jahren
      This bedroom is on the inside of this ugly cottage I am looking for advice on as well. See other post
    • Carolyn Elfman Kidd
      vor 9 Jahren
      Well first of all, while very pretty..the headboard is much too large for the room. Could you put the bed on the other wall?
    • partim
      vor 9 Jahren

      Turn the bed so it faces the window. Since it is only used a few times a year, push it against the wall, and pull it away when you have guests. Put the TV on the short wall.

    • PRO
      ASVInteriors
      vor 9 Jahren

      Have you thought of investing in a really good sofa bed? I think you are trying to keep too much in this room. A sofabed would allow you so much more room to maneuver.

      Pro you use this room as a TV room? Why have you so much equipment on the shelf?

    • Nancy
      Ursprünglicher Verfasser
      vor 9 Jahren
      I think we just haven't put a lot of thought into the room. We don't use it often and have been concentrating on other parts of the cottage. I agree too much furniture.
      Thought of Murphy bed as well
    • PRO
      ASVInteriors
      vor 9 Jahren

      I think once you declutter and then plan what you really want to use the room for, you will find it is easier to design around its intended purpose. It just needs a little TLC


    • PRO
      EPDM Coatings LLC
      letztes Jahr

      very beautiful bedroom.

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