• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer
Mummy..Mummy..MUM!!
  • About Me
  • Work with Me
  • Disclosure Policy
  • Navigation Menu: Social Icons

    • E-mail
    • Facebook
    • Instagram
    • Pinterest
    • Twitter
    • YouTube
  • Family Fun
  • Family Holidays
  • Travel
  • Family Day Trips
  • Kids Crafts
  • Learning Activities
  • Home and Interiors
  • Family Health
  • Reviews
Home » Master Bedroom: 4 Principles Of Arranging Your Furniture

Master Bedroom: 4 Principles Of Arranging Your Furniture

August 8, 2018 by admin Leave a Comment

Getting the layout of your master bedroom right is often easier said than done. You can browse online and take inspiration from the beautiful images that permeate Pinterest and Instagram, but replicating these inspirational images is often far easier said than done.

Thankfully, with the right principles in mind, achieving a fantastic master bedroom layout is refreshingly simple. Unlike bedroom decor and design, the core principles of a bedroom layout are uniform, and can be extrapolated into your own home effortlessly. Here’s what you need to know…

Use your wall space for storage

First and foremost, create a start by reducing the amount of furniture you need to arrange by elevating as much storage as possible. Shelves and wall units are a great way of making use of the vertical space in your room, and their use ensures you have more of the floor available to arrange the rest of the furniture. Which will be handy, given that…

Maintain a five-inch gap between all pieces of furniture

As simple as it sounds: keep furniture at least five inches apart in an effort to create a spacious feel and prevent the room feeling cramped.

If the full five-inch gap isn’t possible due to space restrictions, then that’s fine – just keep the gap between pieces as big as it can be.

Make the bed the focal point of the room

There is something of a trend in interior design to try and make anything but the bed the focal point in a bedroom, but this is incredibly difficult to replicate – and even if done well, the room can still feel oddly disjointed. The bed is a huge, dominant object, so there is little point trying to compete against this by introducing additional distracting pieces.

You will usually find that it is best to work with the bed as the focal point, which tends to require some time spent ensuring the bed looks as aesthetically-pleasing as possible. To do this, start by choosing the right mattress; ideally, this means choosing a mattress that is relatively firm, so there is no risk of unsightly sagging. There are plenty of options with popular brands that will meet this need, so spend some time reading through Lull mattress reviews and similar for other popular high-end manufacturers’ details to ensure you find the right firmness. With the right mattress in place, you can enhance the overall appearance with scatter cushions and throws that suit the overall color scheme of the room.

Prioritise distance between the bed and the wardrobe

Aside from the bed, the wardrobe is the largest item in the room – so try to keep these as far apart as possible. If these two items are placed in close proximity to one another, they can dominate the space and make the room appear unbalanced.

Alternatively, reduce the imposition of the wardrobe by opting to have built-in wardrobes installed. This is an extra expense, but the finished result is usually stunning, and adheres perfectly to the minimalist Scandi look that has been so popular over recent years.

Bedroom image

In conclusion

Whatever your preference for decor and other aesthetic elements, the four key points regarding the layout of your master bedroom remain the same. By keeping these in mind, you can arrange the rest of your furniture as per your personal preferences and in accordance with the individual quirks of the room shape – enjoy!

Collaborative post

Filed Under: Home, Home and garden tips, Home and Interiors

Previous Post: « First Shoes and an Update
Next Post: How good are the toilets? Find out before you go with Cleen App »

Reader Interactions

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Primary Sidebar

Search my blog

Some more stuff to read!

  • Finding the Perfect Stay Made Easy: A Cozycozy Review
  • Spousal Maintenance Agreements Are Worth Their Weight in Gold
  • Jingle All The Way! Family Skiing Over Christmas
  • Modern Car Hacks for a Budget-Friendly Lifestyle
  • 6 Unforgettable Day Trips for an Epic Aruba Adventure
  • Health Differences To Keep An Eye On In Winter
  • 5 Things You Can Do in the Midst of a Cash Emergency While Travelling
  • Encouraging Independent Play In Toddlers And Young Children
  • How Can Reading Tutoring Help Kids Who Struggle with Phonics: Unlocking Literacy Potential
  • Easy Cactus Decorated Egg

Footer

CozyCozy search
Child skiing

Copyright © 2025 · Market theme by Restored 316