Several reasons can lead us to arrange the room in the living room: either housing does not have a dedicated room, or the arrival of a third person requires us to release the only available room. Whatever your case, you have to know how to use a trick to create a sleeping area in the living room … as comfortable as in a real room! My Customized Interior slips you a few techniques of pro to transform your stay in living room multifunction.
SEPARATE WITHOUT PARTITIONING
Housing has been reduced in size over the years and in construction: urban areas are expanding and the population is growing year by year. It is therefore only logical that our houses are not as spacious as in the past and that space turns into a sort of Swiss knife: the kitchen acts as a dining room, the room is divided between a dedicated space at sleep and at work, and the stay often turns into a room after dark!
simple curtain will serve perfectly as a partition to separate your bed from the living room
To integrate a comfortable sleeping area without encroaching on your living space, the most practical is to divide your stay into two distinct parts. Then simply install a curtain, Japanese panels or even a screen to create a cozy and cozy room. Do not hesitate to make the best use of existing volumes: alcoves, recesses … to facilitate your layout and separate the space as clearly as possible. Another possibility, the installation of green plants, which in addition to hiding your bed will bring a nice vegetal touch in your stay!
CREATE PARTITIONS
For even more privacy, the partition “hard” proves to be the most suitable solution. You will get two separate spaces and can enjoy your bed even if other people are present in the living room. The hard partition can obviously take several forms:
- A classic wall made with plasters plaster and painted.
- An indoor canopy with a metal underbase
- Wooden cleats from the floor to the ceiling to create a perforated separation: guaranteed graphic effect!
- A wooden or metal trellis
- Sliding doors mounted on rails
