Furniture Arrangement...

[Piccoli Fiori JMJ]

+JMJ

I just "inherited" my grandfather's bedroom set (it certainly looks like it was built in the 60s) and I have been playing with ways to arrange things. In my expansive amount of spare time, I created a little somewhat to scale paper version of my room & furniture and played around with things. I'm just having a hard time deciding which way is the most optimal and would leave the most about of space.

Items are abbreviated as such:
TD: Tall Dresser
LD: Long Dresser (has a mirror as well...)
BC: Bookcase
NS: Night Stand
And BED is the bed
Outlets are marked by lightning bolts, and the door, window, & closet are marked, along with the one floor vent.

Here are my top three choices:

1.
[img]http://grab.by/grabs/0a110a8e4fa5de6679c4aae2f648613e.png[/img]

2.
[img]http://grab.by/grabs/a46ad1eed58c65a190d7819af0ff0284.png[/img]

3.
[img]http://grab.by/grabs/f0e33db3502e210c1634038d3f3b5bc4.png[/img]
In this one, the TD & the LD are interchangeable.

What are your thoughts on this matter?

[Luigi]

I voted for #2 - no particular thoughts on the matter, it just seems most functional.

[rachael]

yo really put some thought into this

[penguin31]

Both 1 and 2 generally serve the same purpose. In #3 the bed completely blocks an electrical outlet (compared to only a partial block on the others) AND the night stand is in an awkward location. I voted for 2, but #1 works just as well. I couldn't begin to tell you how any of them would actually *look* but in terms of layout for practicality, go with 1 or 2

[regina_coeli]

I would use #2, but move the night stand to the other side of the bed-- closer to the outlet and and a narrow aisle makes it easier to make the bed!

[IcePrincessKRS]

I like #1 because of the relation of the bed to the window and floor vent. I dislike having my bed too close to vents, and I am not fond of beds too close to windows if you can help it.