Furniture layout for master bedroom. help please!

8 years ago

We are finally getting new carpet and painting our master bedroom. It's a large space, we have our bed on one side and a TV area on the other, as well as a very used treadmill with its own small tv. We have a ceiling fan over our bed which isn't centered correctly and I want to take advantage of the ceiling and walls being painted to either just fix the fan placement or switch around the room completely. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!

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Flo Mangan
8 years ago
Not sure of room measurements or size of bed but initially i would have view of bed when you enter room and tuck tv and treadmill behind a pretty screen. Sofa at end of bed. Mount larger TV and eliminate small one.
Dova Weinberger
Original Author
8 years ago
Thanks so much for responding ;) The wall with the small TV is 90” and the wall parallel to the treadmill is 97”. We have a king size bed. What would go on the other half of the room if the bed/soda/tv are all together? Just the treadmill? How could i watch tv while
using it?
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Dova Weinberger
Original Author
8 years ago
Sorry - uploaded wrong pic. This one shows both of those walls.
cpaul1
8 years ago
I would put the bed on the wall where the TV is currently hanging so that it's the first thing you see when you walk in the room and your feet are pointing toward the entry point to the room when you're laying in it. I would center the bed on that wall and hang a wall of drapery behind it to hide the window. Then I would position the couch with it's back to the foot of the bed and arrange the seating area around that hanging the TV on the wall where the bed is currently. That way you can even see the TV from the bed.
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Flo Mangan
8 years ago
In my layout, the treadmill would face the TV.
Dova Weinberger
Original Author
8 years ago
Something like this?
Dova Weinberger
Original Author
8 years ago
Flo - I couldn’t see your whole drawing when I opened it before, had to move it around a little. Thanks! What do you think of the new option? You both said basically the same thing...it really turns the room around.
Dova Weinberger
Original Author
8 years ago
Cpaul - thanks! Not sure about draping the whole wall, but I like the idea of turning around the bed. What do you think of the new layout?
Dova Weinberger
Original Author
8 years ago
Is there another option than putting drapes along the whole wall to cover up the window if we place our bed centered between window/wall area? We do use the light and open the windows in the spring/summer.