bedroom layout advice
We are looking for ideas on how to incorporate a fitted wardrobe or walk in wardrobe into this room and still fit a king sized bed
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Sarah U-S
4 years ago
rakhs13
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Comments (12)You could do swing arm lamps even if you can't recess some shelving. Any chance of a small shelf on front of each wardrobe? Just for wine glass, coffee cup or eyeglasses....See MoreGuest bedroom decor advice needed
Comments (3)As the rest of your house is decorated in muted colours with the exception of the bathroom), I would stick with that. Duck egg/pale blues and pale greens or chalky pink would be very restful for bedrooms. Or navy blue looks smart with a neutral scheme....See MoreWould love some advices on my bedroom
Comments (4)Hi Tatiana. As you haven't got an ideabook it would be great to have some idea on what styles and colours you like. The room looks lovely and bright, which way does it face? As the wardrobes are quite dominant I would go for something masculine in look but with feminine touches like the lamps, flowers, cushions, velvet, silk etc. so something along the lines of what I've pictured. If there isn't room for a sofa at the end of the bed I'd opt for a bed end stool. If you're not keen on 4 posters (although I might choose a simpler one) I'd consider a dark velvet bed with a feature ŵall or an oversized headboard. I'd also hang the curtain pole higher....See MoreMaster bedroom layout
Comments (1)Room constraints...See MoreSarah U-S
4 years agoarc3d
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4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoJonathan
4 years agoPersonally I think you should move the oversized ensuite because it reduces the width of the room where you have the best head height.
If that is not possible then consider making the ensuite smaller or consider if there is a space on the floor below that is better as the master
rakhs13
4 years agoThis is how the room looked before we moved in. You can see some wardrobes along the wall (Both sides) and there is a bench where the window is next to the bathroom.
This layout didn’t work for us (with the bed or wardrobes) so we want to start again
arc3d
4 years agoHi rakhs,
I agree with others. The best area in the loft was given to the en-suite. In these type of conversions its common to have the bathroom on the sloped side.
There's not much you can do without some building work, so I think the minimum you could do is add a shower over the bath tub and remove the existing one. This will create much better dimensions to work with. I would then turn the bathroom door 90 degrees and build the area next to the bathroom into your walk in wardrobe. Additionally if you rotate the bedroom entrance 90 degrees it will also allow you to create a storage area. These changes will create a nice square shape i.e. a nicer aesthetic to the bedroom. Each of the new spaces would have natural light i.e. a window.
rakhs13
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