Category: Bedroom

Cozy Up in a Built-In Bed Cubby

Would you wish to understand the 1 thing that defeats a super comfy bed in the wintertime? I will tell you: it’s a super comfy bed tucked into a corner or cubby. I’m unsure what it’s about sleeping inside of these spaces, however, the protective allure of tight quarters seems to evoke a snuggly slumber. Additionally, they can also prove to be good space savers, aid you in optimizing embarrassing darkened walls, and help one to sneak beds into unexpected places. Have a peek at the following design suggestions to find out whether a bed cubby might benefit you, your children or your visitors.

Ana Williamson Architect

Day beds can be lifesavers for additional sleeping choices. Turn a nook similar to this into a private bedroom with the simple addition of a twin storage bed and curtains.

Philpotts Interiors

You might think a storage or desk elements might be the best use of a nook similar to this, but in the event the bed fits, then use it to the bed. Fitting the most significant item of furniture into the corner will conserve space in the remainder of the space while creating a cozy little escape.

Dena Brody Interiors

A double bed will work too: just position it lengthwise. Add curtains to get an extra sense of privacy and coziness.

Artistic Designs for Living, Tineke Triggs

If you are renovating, building or merely collecting ideas for the future, think about custom-built bed cubbies. Again, they are great space savers, especially when surrounded by built-in storage. Add windows to decorate the nook during the day.

Soorikian Architecture

Trying to determine how to optimize space in a space that will be shared? Bunk beds are always an alternative for making the most of room in a shared space, but to get a more sophisticated look, go for bed cubbies. Despite the fact that they’re in precisely the exact same space, these room-sharers will appreciate the feeling of privacy they get when in their individual nooks.

Cottages and summer homes are excellent areas for bed cubbies, since they are often full of additional visitors and family. This family room transforms into sleeping quarters by night as a result of built-in bed nooks.

Letitia Holloway

Install bunk beds into the cubby to maximize the sleeping space.

LKM Design

Placed beneath a slanted wall, a bed in itself might appear somewhat jammed. But when the space has been turned into a nook, it moves from embarrassing to romantic and cozy.

Ben Dial

Here’s another nook space created from a slanted wall. A little porthole provides an extra view.

Ellen Kennon Design

By clearing this out cupboard and inserting a mattress, this designer managed to create an additional sleeping nook in her home office.

COOK ARCHITECTURAL Design Studio

Who said we are the only ones who love a comfy nook? Our four-legged friends deserve them, also.

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Space Savers: Bunking in Design

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