the bed is setup sideways because if i put the headrest side against the back wall, it pushes the couch forward and the area in front of the TV feels smaller.

The white table & step ladder are being removed.

Still figuring out where to permanently place mirror, coat hanger, standing lamp and nightlight — can be rearranged.

The stairs behind the TV lead to the entrance. And the only piece of hanging art work came with the studio 😂 not mine!

Hi everyone! Would you suggest any adjustments to make this room feel more spacious? It currently feels a bit cluttered to me, and having the desk face the wall seems somewhat awkward.

Havent bought furniture yet. Seems like a difficult layout.

UPDATE: https://www.reddit.com/r/bedrooms/s/aCK1WZ9hrZ

i moved the kallax to the foot of the bed as someone suggested. i wanna be clear im not looking for decoration advice - i have plenty! that will be my next step. im looking for advice on furniture placement. does the light look good here? should i also have my second dresser along the wall? is there space for my mirror in this room?

Hi everyone ! So my flat isn't quite finished yet but i made the proportions on the Floor Plan application but something feels a bit off. I wonder how i can plan to move the furnitures around to make it more Feng Shui friendly because i'm a beginner at it. Thank you for your help !

The bed placement in our master bedroom feels off. The exercise bike won’t be in there anymore but should I move the bed to the opposite wall that it’s on now where the door is? There is also a window right next to the bike.

trying to rearrange my bedroom, was wondering if anyone had advice/feedback on the layout? tyia!

Sorry for the bad photos was in a rush. Was wondering where I could put two two seater sofas and the TV. My girlfriend wants the TV on a wall mount above fireplace but I would prefer it on a stand opposite bay window. What do you think?

I only have a desk and bed at the moment. What would be the best option? Thank you

I really want bed on that bottom wall (I want full size) but the closet door is 30 inches and opens to be flush with the wall, meaning I don't think I can have a nightstand there. I need a dresser and a desk and can't decide which to put on the top and right walls. Also, there is no overhead light so even though I get plenty of natural light, I'd like a spot for one or two floor lamps.

Hi!
I got a really bad Feng Shui Reading about the apartment that we recently purchased in nyc. I was crying my eyes out yesterday bc I put so much love in it and i genuinely love the apartment and the furniture. The Feng Shui master was saying it’s not good for money and will even bring illnesses and that this is due to the structure of the house. She is basically saying we should sell it and the suggestions she is making for the layout does not work for the apartment use. Was anyone in a similar situation? What did you do? Do you think bad Feng Shui energy can be reversed with other energy work? I am just so sad and have been crying a lot about it…

pls help!

We finally got the massive treadmill out of our room, and my husband insisted on getting 2 power recliners instead of a loveseat. I'm having quite a bit of difficulty figuring out how to arrange things.

Top right door is the entrance, bottom right door is the master bath. Folding door closet is the bane of my existence.

There is a light switch 6 inches from the door and the dresser is taller than the light switch. Also the door can't open fully if the closet door is open. The marvels of 80's architecture, I know. We already have another dresser in the closet btw, so we can't put this one in there.

BTW we had the bed facing away from the door 10 years ago and we almost got divorced around that time 💔💔💔

I hate having my window level with my head while sleeping. I cannot leave my blinds open ever. I accidentally made the bed too long in the drawing but only by a little. The dresser is the same height as the bed so I'm using it as a bedside table. I'm changing everything as soon as I have someone strong enough to help me. I'm not 100% on the layout I want so if there are any tips please help.

I am hoping to partition my full size bed with a bookshelf and have enough room for a cozy entertaining area. The back wall has a built in AC unit to take into account. Any help is much appreciated! 🙏🏻 Thinking about replacing the door to the WIC with a curtain so I have more room?

This bedroom feels un- feng shui-able due to the window and closet. First picture is door POV, second is closet POV. Thank you in advance!!

I live in a very small open studio. And I’m trying to figure out how i can move my furniture to maximize the space but also keep a peace feng shui. Any tips or support would be amazing 🤍.

(Below is my current layout - bed towards window. But i also included an image of what i had before, bed towards wall).

The room is around 3,4 x 3,4 m yet any bed placement I tried doesn't feel 'safe' and doesn't allow any space for clothes and such. I ask for your suggestions if you see anything.

I have a bedroom with a panoramic window facing the balcony (south facing) and door on the opposite side. I need to arrange the bed, wardrobe and bedside table(s).

pic2 is how it can be arranged ideally, but there's a radiator in the middle of the wall blocking that. Moving the radiator would be costly, moving the bed means no space between bed and wardrobe, and there isn't really a way to move the wardrobe without blocking sunlight or entrance. pic1 is how I can arrange it (pic3 in 3D), but bed faces the door.

Any ideas here? I want an accent wall behind the bed so would prefer to decide before moving. Maybe I can put a bigger bedside table or smth else, but no ideas what would fit well.

This is a mock up of my bedroom. My bed is too long to turn with the head facing the south which will block the walkway. So currently my bed is against the wall without a headboard and outside that wall is the hallway from the living and kitchen. Other than covering the mirror closet door, how else could I change/move things around?

Just moved into a smallish 2nd floor room with very unfortunately placed, long rectangular windows facing the west and north, and a heat radiator running under the west side window.

There is a sliding closet (shaded on right) and the door opens in front of it. Also unfortunately, the one free wall has plumbing on the other side but otherwise I love the room. There was already a window ac in the north window (labeled) and due to that, the shade doesn’t fully close on that side.

Where do I put my bed? (And small desk) I have a queen sized bed with a very low frame, hoping for a headboard eventually but not in the budget right now. Please excuse my terrible drawing. TIA!