Need help with master bedroom furniture and layout for new lake house
This is a small master bedroom with four doors in the room leading to the two closets the bathroom and the door into the room itself. I am not sure how to lay out this room!! I had hoped to have the bed face the window but I’m not sure that is an option. We are also needing all new furniture for the room as these are the items that came with the house, any help would be greatly appreciated!! I would also love some options for more storage for my clothes. The closets in this room are both very small.
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Melanie Sippel
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Need help with Master bedroom layout
Comments (2)Sorry, the link didn't work for me. I think the proposed layout is the better one, but I have a couple of questions. What is the triangular thing in the top right corner? Not there in the first layout. I would move the tv and bookcase to where you have the dressing table in the new layout. Put the chest and dresser on the same wall (assuming that triangular thing can go away), and put the dressing table angled in the corner near where the chest is currently. Leave walking space at the end of the bed....See MoreHelp needed with layout of new home master bedroom
Comments (6)If the picture is being taken from the entry I suggest moving the bed to the wall that you have the mirror propped up against and the dresser in between the Windows. Add two unexpected nightstands that are larger scale (at minimum 36” wide. Hope it helps as it’s hard to visualize the layout...See MoreBuilding a house and desperately need help with the Master Bedroom!
Comments (19)Putting the bed on the 13' wall would work and could provide you with a sitting area. HOWEVER, if you plan to have a tv in your bedroom, generally those are placed on the wall opposite the bed and 18' would be a LONG way to have to see unless you have a large screen t.v. Have you considered NOT having double windows and doing two separate windows in each section. This is far from perfect but illustrates what having two windows could look like. I'd also increase the width of the front door, too, if possible, because it looks tiny compared to the double windows and large looming gable above it....See Moreneed help with master bedroom furniture
Comments (1)Hi Elizabeth! Looking at your idea book photos, you seem to be well on your way! Those photos offer good ideas of where you might go with your decor. I'm partial to the Huntington Morrison club chair you have in your idea book for its color and shape. You could place that to the left of the bed angled out from the corner. I love the poufs you have selected! You might put two or three of those (depending on the size) at the end of the bed. The Emira bench you selected might be good under the window as a faux window seat. You could think about a floating shelf under the sky picture to give it more presence. If you have a chair there, it would be a place for a few books to sit and maybe a couple of the framed photos from the dresser. I would be tempted to swap out the mirror over the bed for a bigger piece of art. You might consider something with some texture or dimension, like a fiber art piece. Personally, I think the standing mirror near the door should hang on the wall. It think that would help it offer better symmetry to the outside door opposite. Were you thinking to add a rug like one of your idea book rooms? (if your carpet is plush, don't put a rug under the foot of the bed, you'll have unflattenable wrinkles.) You'd have to be careful of the color and pattern if you like the poufs idea! Are you considering painting the tray ceiling blue, like the other idea book rooms? That would be quite striking! Hope some of that helps! Best of luck, I think it will turn out great! Doug...See MoreMelanie Sippel
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Theresa Janssen
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katinparadise
4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoFloating the bed is a nice idea but you wouldn't have room for any type of night stands. An armoire is a wonderful idea for extra storage. Something like this with some extra drawers would work.
Then use bachelor chests or 3 drawer nightstands for more drawer storage.
https://www.wayfair.com/furniture/pdp/rosalind-wheeler-lusia-3-drawer-nightstand-w001460587.html
If there's room, perhaps you could add a bench under the window.
Just simple white sheers on the window since you don't seem to need privacy. The floors are beautiful and it's a lovely room.
A modern antique brass bed like this would make a wonderful juxtaposition in a traditional room!
https://www.burkedecor.com/products/westwood-bed-in-antique-brass?
Melanie Sippel
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Maureen
3 years agolast modified: 3 years agoJust noticed your post is 3 months old, so this may be worthless - lol.
Suggest bed where it is, narrow dresser (second hand and paint) at end of bed, desk under window and where dresser was, an armoire (second hand and chalk paint). You could tape these out on floor to see if feasible.
In regards to decor, one look below, but suggest looking at lots of inspiration pictures for the look you want, lighting, bedding, window treatment, etc and have a plan. It will be easier to coordinate room when you have a direction. Good luck!
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