Bedroom Bed

09 OCT

SRM BEDROOM BED

The bedroom is the perfect place at home for relaxation and rejuvenation. While designing and styling your bedroom, you need to keep a lot of things in mind, such as colour, soft furnishings, textures, flooring, furniture etc. All these elements can all be tailored according to your taste, allowing you to create the serene and tranquil haven in your abode.

" A bedroom can be a place to sleep, study, entertain friends, share, and relax."

A bedroom is a room of a house, mansion, castle, palace, hotel, dormitory, apartment, condominium, duplex or townhouse where people sleep.

The variety of firmness choices range from relatively soft to a rather firm mattress.

A bedroom may have bunk beds if two or more people share a room.

BOX BED

A box-bed is a bed enclosed in furniture that looks like a cupboard, half-opened or not. Coupled with organizing accessories they offer a great opportunity for creating a highly organized space. A well designed space for everything. For fashion conscious people who love to collect variety of opulent items it is the ideal choice.




BUNK BED

A regular bunk beds may come with similar design, which is only have a stairs. Well, it changed. Nowadays, bunk beds come with variety of material and style; not only have stairs, but they also come with desk or even cupboard..




FLOOR BED

Your bed is floor level, so it only makes sense that everything else should be within reach, too.There's something zen and minimalist about having your bed on the floor instead of a more formal sleeping arrangement, so transform your space into the ultimate haven with muted colors and textured bedding.




CANOPY BED

Today's canopy beds generally fit into one of two categories: traditional or contemporary. Most of the traditional canopy beds have a Victorian aesthetic, with either metal rod frames or intricately carved wood frames and posts. These throwbacks also often feature ruffled, pleated elaborate draping, sometimes with rather heavy cloth. In contrast, contemporary canopy beds generally employ a simpler design. Wood, metal, or a combination of the two is used in the construction of modern canopy beds, which usually have little to no detail on the foot and headboards and often feature sharp, geometric designs.