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Bedroom layout help

3 years ago

Our master bedroom is a attic conversion and we currently have a super king bed and it would take up a large chunk of space with just enough for our narrow bedside tables if it were on the back wall. Has anyone got any suggestions on alternative layouts? We don't know if we block the window if it would look silly?

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Rosie Caffrey
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3 years ago
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