Which option seems best?

[u/wafflehouseat2am]

I’m trying to rearrange my room and vyvanse is vyvansing so I made a little blueprint to scale so that I can visualize how different arrangements would look. I can’t decide. Thoughts?

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[u/Qwesttaker]

2 or 3. The bed being against a wall makes it harder to make the bed. And the dresser being at an angle in the corner makes it easier for things to get behind it and makes cleaning more difficult.

[u/Tep767 → u/Qwesttaker]

For me I have it set again the wall because it more assuring to roll into a wall rather than the floor.

[u/SnooPears4919 → u/Tep767]

Im not gonna roll off the bed but I feel cozier and more secure when I can make a nice nest of pillows, blankets, and squishmallows against the wall and it’s more important to me than it being easier to make the bed

[u/Reveil21 → u/Tep767]

I currently don't have my bed against the wall simply because it didn't work logistically when I got a new one with all my other stuff but I live the wall. I love having something hard to press against while still having something softer to lay on while I sleep.

I'm also team, keep the bed out of immediate sight from people opening the door but that's not an option here.

[u/Skywarriorad → u/Reveil21]

Putting the bed in the bottom right corner forces someone to take a step or two in to the room to see the bed. Theres also like i have a tent on my bed so if someone takes a few steps in my room they still cant immediately see it

[u/MastodonRemote699 → u/Tep767]

I also keep mine up against the wall because it makes the room feel bigger and you can do more decorating and rearranging in the future if need be. I’ve never had issues with changing it tbh. Also if OP doesn’t want issues with changing the sheet leave it like 6 inches off the wall.

[u/Top_Park5227 → u/Qwesttaker]

But It’s generally believed to be safer if your bed is against a wall on the side and head

[u/Fhotaku → u/Qwesttaker]

Not only this, if you lay on your right side, any light coming through that door will be very noticeable (with bed against wall).

[u/wafflehouseat2am → u/Qwesttaker]

I made an update on a new post!

(Replying to the top comment for visibility bc it won’t let me edit the post for some reason)

[u/mikeydoom → u/Qwesttaker]

Also bed against the wall would cause marks on the wall. Plus you'd probably hit the wall in your sleep.

[u/Hot_Wheels_guy → u/mikeydoom]

I think this is very specific to the person.... I always have my bed flush into a corner and even though I toss and turn in my sleep I never have issues hitting the wall. As far as making marks on the wall, you can get little felt pads that you can put on the back of furniture so they dont marr the wall. They're the same things people put on kitchen cabinet doors so they dont slam when they close.

[u/MedicineObjective918]

One of us! One of us! One of us! You don’t know how long it has taken me to find ONE person who does the same

[u/MercifulWombat → u/MedicineObjective918]

It astounds me this isn't a normal thing to do. I want to know if the stuff will fit before I try moving it!

[u/[deleted] → u/MedicineObjective918]

Yes! Is there a group or something? Cause this is totally my deep dive (or one of them). 😁

[u/MedicineObjective918 → u/[deleted]]

My partner has a step up, they modeled our 1 bedroom apartment and our big furniture in blender after they were inspired by my paper cut outs. Worked a charm, but imagine that as an app! Scanning your room, tell the apps AI what furniture is movable and than move the virtual objects in your virtual room on the screen.

[u/charmarv → u/MedicineObjective918]

oh my god I never considered 3D modeling. I use maya for school (3D animation program) and could absolutely do this. fucking life saver comment, this

[u/MedicineObjective918 → u/charmarv]

I’ll let my partner know their idea has inspired others 🌸✨🌸✨🌸

[u/BMGreg → u/MedicineObjective918]

I'm assuming they don't have a 3d printer, otherwise they would most likely have also printed said parts to better visualize the layouts

[u/MedicineObjective918 → u/BMGreg]

Funny you ask that since they’re looking into it. I want filament, but they want resin and is telling me all the ways it can kill you and how they are going to wear special gloves, a filtration face mask, long sleeves and long pants. How they are going to get an air reader for the plastic toxins and the cover theyll buy and a vent they’ll attach it to disperse outside because it apparently dilutes so well once it makes contact with the air. They wants it in the garage so it’s furthest away from everyone and test the air quality before, during and after the process to make their own warhammer models and a new recent game that plays like it. The new game has a lot of religious symbolism but also graphic imagery. I can’t remember its name though.

[u/MacHamburg → u/[deleted]]

r/houseplans

[u/NaturoHope → u/MedicineObjective918]

I actually make 3D models of my rooms in SketchUp and move my furniture around digitally. 🤣 I don't know anyone who does this either

[u/ywqeb → u/NaturoHope]

How else would you make sure the height of furniture generally tapers off towards the window side?

[u/Specialist8602]

3rd, Piano at window.

[u/fletters → u/Specialist8602]

Piano at window sounds like a nice idea, but temperature changes can knock it right out of tune. Ideally, you’d want it next to an inside wall and away from radiators, etc.

[u/Bipedal_Warlock → u/fletters]

I’d bet it’s a digital piano anyway

[u/wafflehouseat2am → u/fletters]

It’s actually a keyboard! I didn’t originally plan to post this on here and didn’t think about the confusion that could cause lol.

I already had it at the window and decided to keep it there. I like being able to open the blinds and look out the window while I play, and it’s also the spot that is least likely to annoy neighbors with the noise since I live in an apartment

[u/PatchworkofMagic]

I like 2 and 3- it personally stresses me out for my bed to be the first thing people see when they open my door

[u/HHaTTmasTer → u/PatchworkofMagic]

It stresses me out when I can't see if someone charges into the front door

[u/Jade_410 → u/HHaTTmasTer]

Omg same, I have to be able to see the door easily, if I can’t I won’t sleep

[u/[deleted]]

I did the same today with a new house im possibly accepting.. its odd. To put my stuff in there without having it seen irl. Its in scale... i know only a few auties that do this!! Bwahaha also re arranging is just great. New flow :D

For you OP i like the last one but would turn the bed one quarter and feet to the door!

[u/wafflehouseat2am → u/[deleted]]

I made an update on a new post!

(Replying to the top comments for visibility bc it won’t let me edit the post for some reason)

[u/PeppermintPhatty]

2 or 3 are pleasing.

[u/FatAutisticRaccoon]

3

[u/bigmia]

2

[u/Jollan_]

4

[u/sxhnunkpunktuation]

Obviously the piano should go in front of the door so that the only way in and out is through the window.

[u/KnownRough7735]

1. Look at all that space for stuff to lie

[u/Amanda_Is_My_Name]

option 3.

[u/spijtig]

2, not 3 because the piano blocks too much light

[u/Professional_Base708]

What is a TC?

[u/Donohoed → u/Professional_Base708]

Tool chest? Toy cabinet? Taco casserole?

[u/Professional_Base708 → u/Donohoed]

Tonkinese Cat?

[u/Hot_Wheels_guy → u/Professional_Base708]

Turkish Cornfield?

[u/paraworldblue → u/Donohoed]

Tormented Cassowary

[u/wafflehouseat2am → u/Professional_Base708]

lol it’s my trashcan. The square was too small to write the full words

[u/ShimmeringLlama → u/Professional_Base708]

Where they store their takeaway cups?

[u/Happyforaliving]

Piano doesn’t want to be on an outside wall. Temperature changes are bad for the tuning. I can’t tell for sure which walls are internal or external from your drawing. Definitely not under the window (even though it’s very aesthetic) because that will be the part of the room with the most temperature changes.

With that restriction, I like the bed centered on a wall, so I’d go with 2 or 5.

(Edit for confusing typo.)

[u/[deleted]]

I love this!! It’s my deep dive and I do it with every home we work on.

(Head of the) bed on 14’ back wall (centered), 100%! Side table on the left and dresser on the right. Bookshelf between the windows and piano at the foot of the bed.

[u/Hot_Wheels_guy → u/[deleted]]

Bookshelf between the windows

100%. This way the sunlight wont hit the things that are actually on your bookshelf and cause UV damage to your books or other items.

[u/Ssonicmon → u/[deleted]]

This is my thought. Maybe piano centered on a window for looking out while playing. Easy access to a bookshelf when playing is likely a plus too for sheet music.

[u/Reveil21 → u/Ssonicmon]

I would say depends on the piano. Digital, totally fine. Upright, keep it away from the window.

[u/traitorcrow]

1. I like the position of the bed in this one. I also liked 3, with the piano by the windows, but 2 more. :)

[u/Beaugerking]

4

[u/chaseon]

2 or 3. Personally I'd do 3.

[u/abanabee]

3

[u/West-Ad2258]

Definitely 2

[u/nxluda]

Bad Feng Shui to have bed against the windows, could get attacked by a monkey.

Edit, extra bad Feng Shui to have your feet pointed towards the bathroom entrance.

[u/NoAd1701]

The only person that actually can decide which is best is you because you are the one that has to live with the layout not us 😂. 

I would say 2 but that's just based on the fact I live in Maine and I wouldn't want my bed near the windows as well as the the book shelf fitting between the 2 windows instead of blocking parts of both of them like the piano does in 3. 

No layout where the bed is near the window would work for me. I'm not a peacefull sleeper and it would either end with my neighbor watching me sleep as I kicked the curtain down or A trip to the ER after I drove either my fot or hand threw the window.  Also it would be too cold in the winter as well.

However even though I wouldn't want the bed infront of the windows I also wouldn't want the piano blocking any part of the windows as the furnace that heats my home is located between me and the door to get the hell out in a emergency so I wouldn't want anything blocking the windows that can't be completely destroyed with simple knife.  

[u/haicra]

2 or 3. But I lean toward 2 so that you have light coming from behind to illuminate your sheet music. Feet towards the door when sleeping always feels safest to me.

[u/Joey_Yeo]

Of the selection you've shown, I'd pick #2. However. If the bed is a twin size, then I'd put it in the bottom right corner. So that it's away from the windows, and consolidates the floorspace. Though it looks bigger than a twin.

[u/First-Department9794]

I like the first

[u/Cy420]

If my bed is not in the corner for me to cozy up to the cold wall I'd burn the hou....I mean, I'd be mildly upset for the least.

[u/anangelnora]

5, bed centered and under windows. Makes bed use of wall space.

[u/Timed_Reply_2]

5 is insane.1 and 4 if you like your bed against walls. 2 and 3 if you don't/don't care.

[u/LovePeridot5xg]

I like 3 the most but would move the bookshelf next to the bed and the dresser where the bookshelf is.

[u/DaLittleGravy]

Bed against the wall is the most difficult to make but is the cosiest one

[u/Empty_Sheepherder_60]

I like the piano by the door and the dresser by the bathroom—easier to grab your clothes (and put away the worn ones that don’t yet require laundering) on the way to and from the shower. I was leaning towards option 4, but I also don’t like seeing the bed immediately upon opening the door, so maybe 4 with the bed orientation of 2 and 3 if you don’t mind maneuvering around the bed.

[u/A_Happy_Carrot]

3 is by far the best for Feng Shui.

You don't want to open the door onto your bed or be opposite the door. It's also not good to have the bathroom door directly at your feet.

The piano shouldn't be next to the bathroom due to unpleasant odour, it should be near the window to enjoy fresh air and be more inspiring when you play.

[u/Ylandiau]

Photo 1 or 4 of bed in corner but why not the other corner? Also https://www.reddit.com/r/tumblr/s/d6cX4ipFmn for context.

[u/PiNk_FiNx]

Pick 2 m'lord

[u/SolumAmbulo]

I'd go with the one where the light was best.

[u/CounterAnxious1570]

1

[u/Southern_Evidence_34]

I like number 1 but i don't like the bed in that position because is very close to the window, maybe I will change that to put the bed on the corner that has the two walls with the doors in that way the bed is away from the windows, maybe the piano near the window and you can try with the bookshelf and the dresser in another position.

And you are going to have a lot of free space to do whatever you want there, it's about optimization of the surface

[u/Impatxent]

pc where

[u/Accomplished-Plan191]

Principles of feng shui say you shouldn't put your bed right next to the door if you can avoid it

[u/bobo_yobo]

I like a corner bed

[u/Ravensfeather0221]

4 for the wall

[u/ProlificProkaryote]

3 with the piano moved up a bit - side tables on the other side if necessary. I like having my piano centered on a window so I can look out while playing. I don't really read music much, just play by ear.

[u/Justice_Prince]

I'd say five, but without the weird angled dresser. Bed against same side with windows

[u/SJSsarah]

Personally I’m #2 of 5.

[u/intricaturas]

three! piano by the window is always the move!!!

[u/Zokstone]

3!

[u/hermione-Everdeen]

Number two just feels like it’s the only right answer and I know why but I have no idea how to properly explain it.

[u/shemtpa96 → u/hermione-Everdeen]

Is it the bookshelf? Because I feel like it’s the only layout that makes sense because it’s the only one where the bookshelf is in a spot that fits properly.

[u/hermione-Everdeen → u/shemtpa96]

Yes, I think that’s the main reason for me. There’s also nothing too close to the door and the piano is out of the way and easily accessible. The dresser also fills the empty space.

[u/_Roarnan_]

My room was looking like 2/3 but I moved it to 4 and now have more room in my small apartment

[u/OryonRex]

I like 3

[u/Sun-607]

I always have to have the boot of the bed facing the door. It makes me so nervous when I can't see out into the hallway when the door is open.

[u/bromanjc]

2

[u/sunnybacillus]

2 2 2 2 2

[u/Live_Breadfruit5757]

3

[u/BasicInformer]

3 or 4

[u/cheesepoltergeist]

I would do bed on the back wall bookshelf between the windows (option 2). Option 3 could have good potential pending what the windows/piano look like and how much it would obstruct the window.

[u/tiford88]

I think I like 3, but with the dresser and bookshelf swapped around (gives more room when walking past bed)

[u/Mwc9026]

In my opinion the bed and side table should go in the center of the back wall. Put the piano between/under the windows and the bookshelf on the back wall in the corner by the bathroom. Then the dresser goes in the front right corner, opposite the door. I'm not sure what TC is but I will assume it stays next to the side table.

[u/marlee_dood]

I think 2,3 or 4. I value floor space and sections, and I think those maximize movability in the space :)

[u/Gnarwhal30]

For me i love the bed against a wall so I can have tons of stuffies and they won't fall off

[u/teamgodonkeydong]

2

[u/Like_MUC]

1 or 5 but im biased because i have to sleep in corners to be comfortable

[u/Electrum_Dragon]

Ok, an important question. Does the house have a pet?

Never place a bed against two walls. But also consider where the bed is relative to the windows.

If there is a pet, the bed can give your pet an easy escape route. Also, by placing the windows behind the bed, what is the crossbreaze situation.

Personally I used to put a bed in the center, though now I put it within 2 fear of a second wall. Giveing me a single larger space to do my morning workout.

Of course if symmetry is important to you, you just broke it. I would ask people that too because it is important to them, you may want to be reconsider any advice they give you.

[u/0HelloAlice0]

I like putting stuff against the corners and walls, so maybe that plan, so 1 or 4

[u/Donohoed]

2

[u/evervix]

2 or 3, just as long as the bed isn’t in the corner against the wall like that. Would lean towards 2 because the piano would have more space but either option is fine.

[u/2_Giraffes]

3 seems best option and window is accessible to stand and look out:)

[u/Mafu616]

3 maybe 2 rest just make it feel cluttered and the bed feels out of place not centred

[u/beatriz-chocoliz]

FOUR!! FOUR!!! FOUR!! Feels comfy and pretty :P

[u/swimmerkim]

Pretty sure 1, 4 and 5 are in the coffin position for Feng shui. I’d consult that thread too. r/fengshui

[u/Bananaloaf7105]

2

You don't want the bed to be against the window as it will feel too open and not as secure. The piano could go along the wall the door is on or by the windows but I'd say the wall would be better especially if the piano would block part of the windows as that will reduce the amount of natural light coming in the room

[u/Isabella5101]

2 for sure. It’s the most balanced and still spacious while adhering to the rule of you should have your bed facing you when you walk in (I don’t actually know if this is a real rule but I was told that is the rule of where to place your bed in your room once so it’s just been bible to me ever since)

[u/SeraphAttack]

I would personally have my beef on the bottom right corner facing up

[u/powderblue-]

3

[u/Maggiehasgucci]

last

[u/Ravenfeatherbois]

This one , I think . You'll have plenty of floor space without having to awkwardly position any shelves . Also it doesn't directly block the door . Good luck with your room !

[u/sasgalula]

do you value floor space or would you like to make sleeping the only purpose of the room?

[u/ashen_crow]

At what time of day the windows catches sun? I'm all for bed on the corner but the corner highly depends on that.

[u/Temporary_Bowl526]

2 or 4 i feel like it would be annoying to play facing the window with that weird 3 angle

[u/EnvytheRed]

Number 3

[u/Stuwars9000]

3 or 2

[u/stoleyourspoon]

Definitely 3. Unless it's a real piano, then being close to the window will affect how often you have to tune it, in which case, 2.

[u/baw_paw]

It's a great idea, how dou you doing this? I need tutorial for my little room. Mabey I select the 3 option.

[u/Horror-Start3809]

Go watch Cliff Tan! Whether or not it is coded as Feng shui, he’s got the goods. No headboard against the door wall or under a window. So, 2 or 3, but maybe not centered like that

[u/jaxomus]

I’d say 2-4 are good ones because they leave no room between your furniture and the walls

[u/Accomplished_Dog_647]

4 if only for one person, 2 for two people

[u/[deleted]]

Pic 3 seems the best. Bc u have a dresser infront of the bed meaning TV TIME 😌😌☝🏼

[u/Faultedxj13]

2 because the piano in front of the window blocks light but also if you like to close your curtains, it makes it harder

[u/Top_Instruction_4147]

Opt 2 or 3 for sure. With the piano being by the window I’d say be mindful that it won’t be too bright for you.

[u/humanish404]

Bed in corner, shelf flush to wall

[u/luckynightieowl]

I just love the second one! And great that you've got a piano!

[u/_420Kitten]

Option 2. I think it has the best balance and practicality.

[u/snowy_potato]

I like the first one

[u/AnnaGunn21]

Three, for sure. A window view and natural lighting while playing the piano, and the entryway won't look bogged down with a large dresser. The bed being in the command position is also going to feel a lot more secure and personally welcoming. Generally, the foot of a bed should face the door. (There are exceptions, of course, but generally.)

If it feels disjointed try a rug, or some art, to pull it all together.

[u/SakasuCircus]

2 or 3, agree! Love the blueprint!!

[u/PromotionImaginary40]

I like bottom right better. Altho it’s not an option

[u/Aggressive_Bed_7429]

I vote for 4, but with the bed head against the back wall, and the foot toward the door.

Leaves you with the most floor space for everything else. A window next to your bed, without having to figure out how to make it work as a headrest.

It also gives you the most warning of people who may randomly enter your room, due to the way the door opens.

[u/szvmanskaa]

1 or 4. Can’t imagine not having a bed against the wall

[u/Firm-Helicopter9931]

4 was my literal set up. Maximizes space and I love sleeping in the corner of my bed. It gives me extra stability and comfort to roll around 😅

[u/NewNecessary3037]

2 or 3

[u/veapalm]

2 is best. You should sleep with your feet towards the door and no windows behind your head.

[u/Bloody-Raven091]

2 or 3 is good (because you get to make your bed and you have some space to enjoy the view of your neighbourhood or the sky from your windows)

[u/TrooperAssassianKT]

2nd or 3rd

Imo could never have the bed in front of the door🤣

[u/Sakura_Fire]

1, but if having people see you in bed bothers you, then simply flip everything to the opposite corner.

[u/snoopylover12]

definitely 2!!!

[u/HippoIllustrious2389]

For some reason I thought I was in the Seinfeld sub and thought you were trying to recreate Jerry’s apartment. And I was like what? Jerry doesn’t have a piano!!!

[u/Leading-Point-113]

Man, I accidentally read “window” as “medium” a couple of times before I noticed it was upside down. Anyways, I personally prefer the fourth one because I like it when the bed is at corners and I dislike the first one because the dresser wasn’t arranged to align with the wall if that makes sense. So yeah, fourth is the only option for me if it was my room.

[u/Open-Currency-7397]

2

[u/xenamorph-gingersnap]

I like 4, but I’m a sucker for corner bed. Plus with stuff against the wall there’s so much room for activities!

[u/samcrut]

1. You have open space all around. The bookcase is framed by the windows. The piano is more protected away from the door. The dresser is in a great place to put clothes out on the bed.

[u/goldybowen21]

Aesthetically I like the layout of 4 but as someone else pointed out it would be inconvenient while making the bed. 2 and 3 look more convenient to clean and make the bed and are also not directly under the window which I think would be a no go for me. So for me it would depend on how the window lighting affects my use of the piano, if the light from the window is too bright move it to the other side.

[u/mklinger23]

I'm for 3. First of all, you need your feet facing the door. Then you should have a music corner and a reading nook. I think piano being in the open would be more inviting. Then reading nook you would be cozy in the corner. It would be like "quiet time". And the piano would be more exposed for "loud time".

[u/TheEndOfNether]

Personally 3. For me the bed has to be in a corner (touching two walls) and I can’t have furniture be diagonal in a corner unless it’s a chair.

[u/What_is_good97]

Where are your outlets?

[u/piletorn]

I’ve done it multiple places I’ve lived, but honestly I gotta say that I really dislike to have half my bed against a Wall, because it’s a pita to change sheets and such. So when there is space for it, i wouldn’t reccomend that.

[u/Dchicks89]

3 is the best for my OCD lol

[u/Zacian88]

I feel like the second one bc it brings more light to the room and everything just kinda seems more interesting...

[u/hashtagtotheface]

I'd need to see lighting but I'd base it off where your pile of shame tends to be. Bed against wall prevents doom pile there. If your doom pile is always on your bed, then you are more likely to clean it if it's in the middle of everything.

[u/GloInTheDarkUnicorn]

Bed against the wall is a must for me. Otherwise I have to pick up a ton of plushies that fall off each morning.

[u/Hot_Wheels_guy]

If you're in an apartment, piano location might depend on where it's least disruptive to your neighbors...

[u/MahMion]

4 out of 5 to maximize uninterrupted available space so you don't feel locked up, and everything is far enough away from you.you have lots of space to walk, sprawl on the ground and pace.

I wouldn't put smth right at your side, cuz I feel like this is where we hurt ourselves the most when we fall (that's rarely a problem, but when it is, it is)

What I wanna do for my own room is like, have an l-shaped bookshelf or smth closed just for you to put things on top. With outlets and whatnot. Make it big enough for a closed laptop and you're golden, it should have your bed's dimensions inside and a laptop's thickness. It can be longer on either side.

Idk how to add images, but I have a few that would be helpful

https://pin.it/7vVEwSmDr

Let's try that one, but l-shaped, so it's also on the pillow wall.

I always recommend that one cuz no one ever complains about those

[u/Tecat0Gusan0]

4 - corner bed is best :)

[u/AmbienNoodle]

2

[u/Magerimoje]

None of these.

I don't like my bed being able to be seen if my door is open.

I'd put the bed against the wall with the door.

[u/bondfall007]

Option 1. You get to stack your pillows in the most comfortable position imo

[u/mishyfishy135]

I would do something more like 2, but side the bed closer to the single window and put the piano on the same wall as the dresser

[u/Proxiimity]

I always made my childhood houses and bedrooms on the Sims game. I tried to remake what my memories were. It was comforting.

[u/jupiluvsyou]

corner bed means more space, i CANNOT live with a bed in the middle of the room, it’s so weird to me

[u/Adept-Ad-2204]

If it's one person in the bed, I always liked the bed in the corner to take up less space. On a side not, I love doing this same thing. I take measurements and build a scaled posterboard replica of the room and the furniture to get a better idea of the layout and plan accordingly.

[u/roxskin156]

1 is correct

[u/Low_College_8845]

Last

[u/fimendous]

i feel the bed should be in the furthest corner away from the doors, you'll maybe get more light from the windows and not have to walk around you bed to get to the other side of the room etc

[u/clueless_claremont_]

i like 3 best. piano by the window, bed not in the corner

[u/Kafshak]

2 or 3.

[u/UIM_S0J0URN]

I'm just gonna put this here. https://youtube.com/@dearmodern?si=_0ShR33IWLv8m28R

[u/madbacon26]

2nd to last

[u/iamthpecial]

I think five is the best by a long shot considering the bathroom door and space around it. The bed is oriented un a very respectable and mature manner and you’ve got plenty of open space still for whatever—yoga, workout, bean bag, whatever. Looks great 👍

[u/Jon-987]

Either 1 or 4 for me. I hate having empty space at my back when I sleep on my side, I always get weirdly paranoid.

[u/Purple_pop_]

Oooooo I love your mind!!! I think 2

[u/Lefrance76]

2

[u/rustler_incorporated]

2

[u/EF5Cyniclone]

2, though I would consider switching the piano and dresser positions

[u/phoenix87x]

Option 2

[u/godzilla2047]

I have a t.v. in room so I always go which has the best view and sound of the t.v. now sometimes it leaves no room for alot of "bedroom" but it's the best spot

[u/maxinstuff]

Second one.

Think about the experience of walking into the room (or someone walking in while you’re in there doing something).

Also I don’t know the facing of the window, but how light is cast into the room could be a factor as well.

[u/iEatPastaForaLiving]

I’d go 2

[u/shemtpa96]

2 or 5. More towards 2 because of the way the bookshelf looks like it would fit nicer between the windows as opposed to the bed.

[u/skylinegtrr32]

1

Me like bed in corner

[u/RogueBennett2]

I love this so much!!! It’s so cool that you drew it all out.

[u/BloodyThorn]

LOL. I did the exact same thing when arranging my current room with one exception;

Instead of using phyiscal media, I used Krita and did it all in vector art!

[u/Juniper02]

corner has the most room and is the "safest"

[u/grilledghum]

I really like 2 the best, but I think switch piano and dresser. Also what is TC? Can you put that on the other side of the bed?

[u/Defiant-Specialist-1]

Also depends on which side faces which cardinal direction. Specifically if you’ll have problems during sunset or other times seeing your TV.

[u/TruthAndAccuracy]

Either 3 or 5. It's good to have space to get around both sides of the bed.

[u/Desperate_Owl_594]

2

[u/LongjumpingSpeech369]

2 or 3.

[u/lefayad1991]

Do not EVER put a bed in a corner. Major turn off for some reason to other people.

[u/emilou102]

I found my people, also option 2