For the bedroom, the most important furniture is the bed, all the layouts should be designed around the bed center, generally speaking, the width of the single bed is 90-140cm, the double compact is 150cm, and the loose double bed is 180-200cm.
In addition to the bed, the storage of clothes is also an important function of the bedroom, enough space is naturally the best cloakroom, but for most apartment types, the wardrobe is a more common choice, so this chapter I will talk to you about the layout of the bedroom space.
Master Bedroom Layout:
1. Basic wardrobe layout:
The basic wardrobe extra bed layout is one of the most common bedroom designs, the main furniture is a bed and a long one-shaped wardrobe, if there is still space then you can also design a dresser or desk.
Generally speaking, the bedside is 60-90cm away from the curtain, and if the space is tight, it can be reduced to 30cm, or even directly against the wall. The space around the bed is reserved for 80-120cm, and the distance between the bed and the wardrobe is also 80-120cm. In this way, it is more convenient to find clothes after opening the wardrobe door.
If you need to design a dresser, the width of the dresser is more appropriate 60-90cm, the depth of the desktop is more than 50cm, and the total width of the chair is 150cm.
2. Corner wardrobe layout:
For compact bedrooms, L-shaped corner wardrobes are more suitable than cloakrooms. Because the walkway can be shared, the space is more open and the storage space is larger under the same area.
At the same time, the position of the dresser can also be adjusted from the head of the bed to the end of the bed, and the width of 60-90cm is also more appropriate. As for the corridor space, the normal reservation is 80-120cm, and the bedside can be 60cm away from the wall The space is too tight and can be directly against the wall.
3. Regular cloakroom layout
With space permitting, designing a small cloakroom is definitely a good choice. The most common design is to use a wall of the bedroom and an L-shaped wardrobe to build a small cloakroom.
If the length of the bedroom is long enough, then it is best to design the cloakroom in a U-shape, one side can make a normal thickness wardrobe, and the other side can make a 35cm thin cabinet for storing shoes, bags, accessories or hanging clothes.
4. Open cloakroom:
If you don't have a lot of clothes and the bedroom length is a bit cramped, you can make a semi-open cloakroom. Compared with the normal cloakroom, this kind of cloakroom is slightly less private, but it can make the overall space of the bedroom more open. You can use a glass sliding door for separation, or you can use a tulle curtain directly for separation.
5. Cloakroom behind the bed:
This kind of cloakroom is suitable for bedrooms with a width greater than the length, and the cloakroom can be designed at the head of the bed or at the end of the bed, and the space of the bedroom can be re-divided into normal bedroom sizes with a length greater than the width.
The advantage of this cloakroom is that the privacy is particularly good, and through the re-separation of space, the original proportion of the bedroom space is more regular.
If the length of the bedroom space is long enough, you can also divide the cloakroom into a male and female master cloakroom, the female cloakroom can be slightly larger, as for the specific design, you can see the seven wardrobe modules I summarized next, directly applied.
