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The size of the bed is one of the most significant factors to consider while decorating or upgrading your bedroom.
Because, of course, it will not only be the focal point, but having a proper resting area that allows for a restful night’s sleep and easy passage through the bedroom is essential.
To assist you with this chore, we’ve produced a practical and detailed guide that will tell you what size bed you should have based on the number of square meters you have. So grab your cassette and continue reading!
What Type of Beds are There?
The first step is to learn about the many types of beds available on the market. You’ve probably heard of double, queen, and individual beds, but you’re unlikely to be familiar with their particular measurements or dimensions.
- 1 square or single (individual): its proportions are 0.90 m broad x 1.90 or 2.00 m long, making it perfect for youngsters or one person to sleep.
- They are square and a half, with a width of 1.35 m and a length of 1.90 or 2.00 m.
- It is the standard measure in our nation. Matrimonial queen (2 places): it is the standard measure in our country. Ideal for couples who don’t have a lot of space in their bedroom. Its dimensions are 1.50 m wide by 2 m long.
- The king is slightly larger than the double and thus more comfortable. It has a width of 1.80 meters and a length of 1.90 meters.
- Super king: Last but not least, the most powerful option. The Super King beds are ideal for those who want to sleep peacefully in a vast space. They are 2 meters broad by 2 meters long.
The Right Bed For You
The type of bed to choose will be determined by the size of the room and whether it is for one or two people. It’s also crucial to think about your height. A good night’s sleep necessitates that the mattress supports your entire body; otherwise, you may experience problems with your spine or joints.
As a result, choosing a mattress that is 10 to 15 cm longer than your height is preferable.
Where to Locate The Bed in The Bedroom
It makes little difference where you put the bed, especially if you are short on space. Double, queen, and king beds are often located in the center of the room, with the headboard against the wall and a 70-centimeter space on the sides and feet.
To maximize the size of the room and provide room for other furniture such as a closet, desk, or playing area, single beds should be placed in a corner, against two walls. A minimum of 70 centimeters at the sides and feet is recommended, just as it is for double beds.
Your Bed in Relation to The Windows
The most crucial guideline about where your bed should be in relation to the window is that it should not be on it. This is because there will be insufficient insulation on that wall, you won’t have easy access to the window, you won’t be able to install a headboard, and it may even be unsafe (especially in children’s bedrooms).
Your Bed in Relation to The Doors
Although there are no hard and fast laws about where the bed should be in relation to the door, it is always recommended that it be towards the foot and not the head. Consider that a door’s width is around 72 cm, and you’ll need that room to open it properly.
And What about The Closet?
If you have closets:
- You won’t have to worry about the available square meters with sliding doors.
- If the closet doors are hinged, you’ll need to measure the width and make sure there’s enough room between the bed and the closet to open it comfortably. Consider adding a few millimeters to your height to be able to walk with the closet open.
We are confident that defining the size and position of your bed will be considerably easier with these precise measurements.
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