Daybed with Trundle for Small Space Solution

Let’s discuss about daybed with trundle. Do you have trouble with small spaces in your living area? Having a hard time each time guests come over to spend the night? Well, not all of us have the luxury of having a spare bed, let alone a spare bedroom. There is a solution to this problem. Yes, you can use the bed with trundle.

Why A Daybed with Trundle?

The daybed with trundle offers extra sleep space be it for your child’s bedroom so their friend can have a sleepover or for your tiny apartment for when a relative drops by with a surprise visit. The trundle daybed provides all that extra space needed!

This daybed provides two times the sleep area. It has a wheeled mattress which conveniently rolls under the daybed when not needed and can be pulled out at night when that extra sleep space is required. A typical daybed with the trundle beneath it provides the same area of two twin beds when laid side by side.

The usual place to place a trundle daybed would be in your child’s room. The trundle offers an extra sleep area for your child’s friend or playmate to spend the night if they decided to have a sleepover. Two twin beds are ready for you just at the pull of the trundle.

Nowadays, most children’s rooms are getting smaller and smaller due to the design of new houses. Because of that, many parents have chosen to get a twin bed or daybed for their children. This option makes way for extra space to play or do homework without having to overcrowd the room.

However, it can be awkward when having a friend over for the night if you only have a twin bed or daybed. The trundle daybed takes care of this problem. With all the plus points about the daybed with trundle, it would be silly not to get one!

Wonderful Daybed With Trundle Grey Fabric With Orange Pillow And Sheets

S-hooks can hold anything from shoes to bags to scarves to umbrellas – but make sure you double up support for heavier items. So the overall effect doesn’t become too messy, try to use fixtures from the same range (try IKEA, Clas Ohlsen or The Holding Company for a good selection) and curate accessories in a complementary colour palette.

In a box room, make a feature of a high shelf on decorative brackets, with grab-handled baskets that fit flush to the ceiling, for storage that doesn’t intrude into the space. Keep bedtime reading easily accessible on a magazine rack mounted to the wall. Piles of cushions allow this bed to double as seating during the day.

Keep things traditional in a country bedroom scheme. Choose a chest of drawers in keeping with other furniture in your room and stow it next to your bed so it can also function as a bedside table. Hang a pretty mirror above it and keep a smart upholstered chair nearby which can also serve as a dressing table. If space is too tight for a foot-of-the-bed storage chest, go for a basket instead – it’s perfect for storing extra linen and bits and bobs. This glorious scheme is brought together by a fabulous backdrop of full-on floral wallpaper.

The run of oversized round handles adds a quirky touch. When designing a fitted wardrobe, balance the space you will gain for storage against the space you will ‘lose’ in the main room.

Decide where your hanging, drawer and shelf space will sit – in your wardrobe or within the main room? When designing mirrored doors, bear in mind how they will reflect the room – here, the play of floral wallpaper is kept in check by the white painted ceiling and suggests another space beyond the wardrobe.

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