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I have a very small home ( about 50 m2 ). Currently in my bedroom I have 2 desks and 3 bookshelves, but there is no space for a bed ( my wife wants to kill me :D ). The bedroom size is about 12 m2 and the public room is about 18 m2.

What can I do for my bed?

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  • sleep under the desk.
    – DA01
    Apr 13, 2011 at 18:10
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    Or over it - a loft bed may work better. Although it may have a college dorm room feel.
    – Doresoom
    Apr 13, 2011 at 18:37
  • @Doresoom now i use this way :D
    – Mohammad Efazati
    Apr 13, 2011 at 18:47
  • Do you have room along a wall for a murphy bed to fold down at night?
    – Doresoom
    Apr 13, 2011 at 19:02
  • -1 because this question has many elements of decorating advice and "shop for me" which encourage subjective and spam answers.
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    Dec 11, 2013 at 12:16

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You could get some ideas from Resource Furniture designs. I have a feeling they're a little pricey (you've got to request quotes), so you may just be able to look at some concepts they have and make a DIY version.

Specifically, if you're looking to have a desk and a bed in the same room, here's a good option:

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  • thats awesome but how much is Useful life of Ulisse Desk or morphy bed?
    – Mohammad Efazati
    Apr 14, 2011 at 4:07
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    Most furniture manufacturers offer a warranty with their products. For example, the cheapo couches I bought a few years ago have a lifetime warranty for frame damage, but only had a one year warranty for upholstery. Something 'upscale' like this bed should definitely come with a reasonable warranty, and if it doesn't I'd steer clear.
    – Doresoom
    Apr 14, 2011 at 15:49
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Instead of combining desk and bed space, another way to go is to look for ways to combine your bookshelves into your desk. Especially try to find a corner, possibly somewhat round desk with large shelf space.

If you have a dresser, it can be easily replaced by beds with large drawers as the base.

Put shelves up directly on the walls at a decent height to save floor space. You could mount them above and around the desk. I've seen tables built into walls and even some drawers / cabinets. If you can reduce all your current furniture's actual floorspace while keeping the storage space, there should be plenty of room for a bed =)

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