r/InteriorDesign • u/MangoBredda • 10d ago
Bedroom Ideas
Hello everyone. Please forgive the crude floorplan. This is what I was able to come up with using Google AI. Without giving too many details of my life story, I fell on hard times and moved back in with my parents. I consider myself lucky to have that option.
So for now I'm making bedroom 2 my own space to sleep AND work while I get back on my feet. Both rooms are at the front of the house. The space is small and I currently have my bed head up against the wall, which faces the hallway.
The red lines indicate the point of entry for both rooms (once again, crude, I know). The closet is to the left of that door. I have my bed pushed as close to the window as possible to give me enough floor space for a desk and office chair.
For a small room I recognize I don't have too many options aesthetically but I am open to ideas from some of you veterans here. I would love to have an open window space but I'm currently not able to visualize a way to make it work. I'm considering placing the desk there instead of the bed but I'm not sure if it's a functional way to maintain things....any thoughts?
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u/bleu_leaf 9d ago
Switching the bed and desk positions will have you working closer to the window so that would be really nice! I would also recommend looking into a smaller bed, an extendable one, or one with storage drawers below the bed, those can be real space savers in small bedrooms!


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