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Which way should i have my bedroom?

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Mine is exactly like concept B, except I don't have a chest. I would go with concept A though because I think it's nice to have a window near your desk, the fresh air is nice :-).

Reply 21

Bill_Gates

Original post by jamestg

Please excuse the messy handwriting and appealing drawings, I don't have a graphics tablet and had to rely on a mac trackpad :frown:

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I'm a big fan of desks in front of windows, if they exist?

haha good try!

i heard having the bed infront of the door (feet facing the door) is really bad for you (feng shui and all that m8)

Reply 22

jamestg

Original post by Bill_Gates

haha good try!

i heard having the bed infront of the door (feet facing the door) is really bad for you (feng shui and all that m8)

And there's me doing that since I was born...

Am I going to be consumed by some Asian goddess or something?

Reply 23

Bill_Gates

Original post by jamestg

And there's me doing that since I was born...

Am I going to be consumed by some Asian goddess or something?

it's called the sleeping coffin position or something haha.

Reply 24

jamestg

Original post by Bill_Gates

it's called the sleeping coffin position or something haha.

After a google it is true.

Think I might skip my biology revision and rearrange hahaha...

Reply 25

User1333171

Hang bed from ceiling. More space for impromptu contemporary dance routines.

Reply 26

Bill_Gates

Original post by jamestg

After a google it is true.

Think I might skip my biology revision and rearrange hahaha...

scared me too mate!

Reply 27

DrSocSciences

Concept C: With bed ranged against the wall where wardrobe and chest of drawers currently shown in Concept A, and desk in front of window, and wardrobe and chest on wall where bed and desk currently shown in Concept A.

That gives you maximum apparent floorspace on entering the room, light by your desk and the subliminal psychological security of being positioned behind the door whilst you sleep.
Caveat: Only works if width of bed fits well in gap between wall and window.

Reply 28

TheConfusedMedic

Original post by jamestg

Please excuse the messy handwriting and appealing drawings, I don't have a graphics tablet and had to rely on a mac trackpad :frown:

I'm a big fan of desks in front of windows, if they exist?

I agree with this, but would rotate the bed 90 degrees anticlockwise (which would avoid that chinese spiritual thing too lmao)

Reply 29

DrSocSciences

Where are your rads? (I'm over-thinking this far too much, I have a publication deadline…)

Reply 30

thefatone

Original post by Bill_Gates

So currently moving house (it's smaller) no longer have the joys of having a study (boohoo). Please help me decide which concept A or B?

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of course B because if someone catches you doing the dirty then you got more time to recover also more floorspace in one big block

Reply 31

Bill_Gates

Original post by DrSocSciences

Where are your rads? (I'm over-thinking this far too much, I have a publication deadline…)

Haha next to the window mate. good luck with it :smile:

Reply 32

DrSocSciences

Original post by Bill_Gates

Haha next to the window mate. good luck with it :smile:

Perfect, warm feet while you sit at your desk.

I'm female btw.

Reply 33

the bear

Generally, big mirrors are not recommended, feng shui-wise, in the bedroom, as they bring the energy of the feng shui element of water, and a strong feng shui water element in the bedroom attracts/creates the energy of sorrow.