A good night's sleep is priceless, and the benefits of a good choice or the consequences of a poor one will be felt every day. Productivity, mood, back pain, insomnia, sleep quality – all depend on the mattress, pillow, and the bed you sleep on.
Beds vary in shape, color, external construction materials, and dimensions. A quality bed should be comfortable, firm, and spacious enough.
In bedrooms, the most common are standard-sized double beds, but some manufacturers also offer the possibility of creating custom-made models. This is especially useful when the room is very large or very small. If you have a large bedroom, we suggest opting for a larger model with a prominent headboard, or experiment with positioning – why not place it in the center of the room?
If your bedroom is small, we recommend choosing models with storage space built into the structure – in small spaces, there's never enough room for storage, right?
Whether it's a standalone bed or one with shelves and a wardrobe as a single unit, whether it's made of wrought iron or wood, with a heavier or lighter frame, with or without head and foot elevation regulation – regardless of the model and functions, the bed is the central element, and without it, there is no bedroom.
The final choice will largely depend on the style of the decor, but the following models and positions are currently very popular:
1. In large bedrooms, the bed doesn't have to be positioned with its headboard against the wall; it can be placed in the center of the room.
2. Original and fun design ideas have not bypassed beds either – from beds that swing like chairs to beds with high headboards and futuristic lines extending across the entire length of the bed.
3. Waterbeds have become increasingly popular lately and are making a big comeback, especially in homes of younger couples.
4. If space allows, it's a good idea to place the bed with the headboard facing north.
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