need help with seating for master bedroom

last year

We just renovated, and have a lot of space in the master bedroom. Trying to figure out the best layout for seating options. We don’t have a TV in there, and still need to finalize what window coverings were going to use, but definitely need some guidance.

There is 9 feet from the end of the bed until the opposite wall, and 12 feet from There is a walkout sliding door to a small balcony that I rather not block if possible. Any help would be appreciated.

the door frame to the corner of the room.

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Kendrah

last year

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Ok, so you want an accent chair and side table. What is the view like out the window? Something you want to orient the chair towards so you can look out the window from where you are sitting?

I like Bev’s pics of a large rug that goes under the bed and extends to this sitting area. Does that interest you?

Seems like this space could hold a chaise, or wingback with ottoman. Do you want something like that? If would be cool to have another light suspended over this area to delineate the space and echo the other light. Still possible?

What is the height of your bed?

These may not be your style but here are some pics just to help you brainstorm configurations at the end of a bed.

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Seems stupid to me that this chair faces away from the view. Otherwise comfy wingback set up.

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I like how a large piece of artwork anchors this corner sitting area. You can make a set up like this to left of your doorway as you walk in the room. Seems like better balcony access than if you put a big ottoman on the pathway to the balcony door.

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If you did a full fledged sofa, I like a rug between the two and some kind of bench at the bottom of the bed.

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Kendrah
last year
Who will sit in this room, how many people, or is it going to be more of a throw stuff on kind of chair? How about a chaise type bench on the wall directly across from the end of the bed?
Av Vat
Original Author
last year
I realize the formatting went a bit wonky in my original post. To be clear, the wall opposite the bed is 12 feet wide.

Perpendicular to that wall is the window wall with two smaller windows, and a walkout sliding door.

Just thinking of summer to get away from the kids to relax.

Maybe a rug? A table as well?
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Kendrah
last year
So you are looking for more of a table and chair area, like a desk where you would sit?
Av Vat
Original Author
last year
No desk, just some type of seating area, and maybe a table for a magazine or something. Just wanna make the room, look a little bit more full, and have somewhere to chill out as well. Either a sofa, or some wing chairs.

Wondering if I need a floor rug as well, what directions the chairs or couch should face and things like that.
Fran Gil
last year
HOUZZ pic of large bedroom with sitting area
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BeverlyFLADeziner
last year
Who sells a bed designed to hold two queen-size mattresses? I think that is brilliant!

I'd add a rug, and a chest to hold the TV and use the space as my workout area. What a luxury to have that amount of space!!
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steveetheridge
last year
The bed itself is kind of distracting with its different bed coverings and pillows. Would it benefit from more consistent colors. Also, do you need nightstands other than what you seemingly have now? With a 9'-0" clearance between the bed and wall you should be able to install a couple of comfy chairs with a table between.
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lisedv
last year
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Perhaps the person who made the base for your bed can make a simple matching headboard, it would give the bed a more finished look.

Here is a visual showing a few ideas...
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Everything Home
last year
It looks like adding a rug to your space might help ground it more. If you're looking for seating options you could easily do a bench at the end of the bed, a chaise, or look at adding two arm chairs to the wall. You could even fit a small loveseat on the wall if needed as well. Below are some ideas for you from various designs of ours:
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Annette Jaffe Interiors
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There are a variety of seating options that you might be interested in. Take a moment to look at the two designs below for ideas on what might work in your bedroom.
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