Planning a bedroom layout that works

Place the bed first, as it uses the most floor space, then put tall storage along the longest empty wall, where doors can open without hitting the bed frame. Avoid standing a tall wardrobe in front of a window or right under the air conditioner unit.

In a small room, a low wardrobe, a tall dresser or a multi-function cabinet adds storage without filling the floor, and a narrow bedside table may be all that fits on the wall side of the bed.

If you want pieces that match, several ranges, such as Dublin, come as a wardrobe, a dresser and a bedside table in the same finish. Otherwise, keep to one wood tone, for example Natural or Cocoa, and let the bed frame or headboard be the piece that stands out.

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