Here are some smart placement tips for bedroom furniture to create the best flow, keeping ARV Furniture’s stylish and functional pieces in mind:
1. Bed Placement – The Focal Point
Place the bed against the largest solid wall, ideally opposite the entry door, so it becomes the room’s natural focal point.
If your ARV bed features fabric wings, chrome legs, or LED accents, allow some space on both sides to accommodate them.
Avoid blocking windows with the headboard to maximize natural light and air circulation.
2. Night Tables – Balanced Access
Place night tables on both sides of the bed for symmetry and convenience.
Make sure there’s enough walking space between the tables and walls (at least 2–3 feet).
3. Dresser & Mirror – Efficient Positioning
Position the dresser and mirror on a side wall or opposite the bed.
Ensure the mirror reflects light or open space, not clutter.
If drawers are deep, leave clearance (about 3 feet) for easy access.
4. Wardrobe or Chest – Space Saver
Place tall storage like a wardrobe or chest, against a wall without windows.
If the piece has mirrored doors (common in ARV wardrobes), angle it so it reflects light and makes the room look larger.
5. Seating or Bench – Added Comfort
Add an upholstered bench or ottoman at the foot of the bed for both style and function.
In larger rooms, you can place an accent chair in a corner to create a cozy reading nook.
6. Flow & Movement – No Blockages
Keep 3 feet of walking space around major pathways (from the door to the bed, to the closet, and to the bathroom if attached).
Avoid placing bulky pieces directly in front of doors or windows.
✨ Pro Tip from ARV Furniture:
If your bedroom includes storage beds with drawers, make sure you leave enough clearance on each side for the drawers to pull out smoothly. This prevents furniture from feeling cramped and keeps the flow functional.
