A corner bed maximizes every inch of a small bedroom. 🛏️✨

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[kaci]

If I could afford all those customized storage units and innovative hvac systems, I probably wouldn't have spent money on a house with a tiny bedroom in the first place.

[HoneyBB]

Please don't hang heavy items on the wall behind your head if you live in earthquake prone areas.

[KTSTHofficial]

the biggest downside of having a bed against the wall is trying to change sheets.

[tyyo]

Ah yes, the engineer who’s never lived in a house before

[ejohnson]

If you’re going through all the trouble of maximizing storage space, you might as well add drawers under the bed.

[AF-gipr]

First I thought this was a video from the Feng Shui guy and I was waiting for his confused face to show up

[yoe-cx]

Honestly as someone who has lived in this exact bedroom, I spent years with my bed against the wall because I thought that was all that would work. I randomly decided to move it to the middle one day and it was such a massive improvement on experience, game changer I can never go back. Bed has to be accessible from both sides.

[gigis]

because not being able to make my bed would drive me INSANE! My room is for SLEEPING, not the stress of studying or working.

[otsukaharu]

Never install cabinets over your bed, especially not where your head will be.

[hinoron]

Probably the main reason to have the double bed out from the corner is because two people are sleeping in it, and both need access. Climbing over the other person isn't always welcome (particularly in the morning if one of you is getting up before the other has to).

EDIT: I absolutely can't believe how long this comment thread has gotten. It's been over a month and still scarcely a day goes by without another notification popping up that it's been extended again.
I guess it's a very identifiable thing for a lot of people; everyone wants to throw their 2 cents in. :P

[mrgallbladder]

This tiny room has more bookshelves than my entire house. And I have actual book shelves.

[KillerWolf]

Having a computer right infront of a window is wrong on so many levels

[timreimer]

you could also mount a dining table, fridge, tv and washer dryer on the ceiling and harness yourself upside down to maximize the space evenmore

[phillyarchdad]

A proposal from someone who has never changed the sheets of or shared a bed shoved into the corner with another person. To leave even a 15” aisle next to the wall is a huge improvement in functionality with minimal impact on the other space in the room.

[briandaniels]

For those who make their bed in the morning, the bed in the corner makes this task much harder.

[coolchameleon]

i love having my bed in the corner. i feel so much more secure and cozy that way

[gonebytrain]

We got earthquakes. Never put something that can fall down over your bed. This includes locked wall hanging cabinets, the whole cabinet could still fall down with if a huge quake happens.

[sarahtaavetti]

From someone from central europe.. blocking off large parts off a wall like with a bed can cause mold…

[arunjambunathan]

Umm, rhe center positioning allows both persons occupying the bed to independently get in and out without disturbing the other person. Also provides for reading corners for both. This only works for a one-person bed.

[taunusvpower]

Remember when people could buy huge furniture and there was still room for more and the house was still affordable? Such horrible times nowadays