Storage Bedroom Set

Storage Bedroom Sets: Everything You Need To Know

If you’re here then obviously you’re interested about the term storage bedroom set. So what is it? Simply put, it’s a cumulative set of furniture that ensures the maximum storage utility of your bedroom space. With that in mind, let’s look at the parts that comprise the whole set.

Basically, a common storage bedroom set has the five following units:

• Storage Bed: A storage bed is just that – a bed with storage compartments. The storage space is accessible either by drawers or by lifting the mattress.
• Nightstand: The second piece is the small bedside table with multiple, usually two or three, parallel drawers.
• Chest: A chest is a type of cabinet with horizontally parallel drawers usually of varying sizes. Traditionally, these are stacked over one another.
• Dresser: The classic short, spacious and deep storage unit for small clothes. Dressers usually feature two columns of three horizontally parallel drawers.
• Mirror: You can’t have a bedroom without a mirror. These either come as a separate unit or attached on top of the dresser.

Now that you’re familiar with the idea, you might wonder why you need such an elaborate scheme to begin with. You’d want to buy it for the following simple reasons: 

1. The obvious reason is the efficient use of your bedroom space. With the different set pieces you have more options to categorically store your everyday and long-term items. In addition, regular beds sit on top of a completely unused space of a bedroom, which your Storage Bed puts to use.

2. A well organized bedroom is a neat bedroom. And it’s always easier to move around and find things in a neat bedroom.

3. Bedrooms are the reflections of their inhabitants. And with a whole set, you can express your personal tone very efficiently and elaborately.

Storage beds come in the following four sizes.

• King Beds: Traditionally, king beds are 76 inches wide and 80 inches long. California kings are 72 by 84 inches. King-size beds are often the first pick of old singles and married couples.
• Queen Beds: Queen-size beds are 60 inches wide and 80 inches long. There could be a few varieties of queen beds like California and Olympic. Queen beds target the same demography as King but those who don’t need or prefer King’s size.
• Full Beds: More commonly known as double beds and measure 54 by 75 inches. Best choice for pre-teen and teens under 65 inches.
• Twin Beds: Commonly known as singles and measures 39 by 75 inches. Perfect for both children and adults.

Moreover, you could choose from the following three styles to match your taste.

• Traditional: Traditional sets are characterized by carvings and stylized architectural designs and feature everything colonial and classic.
• Contemporary: Everything about it, from square shapes to metallic frames, says “modern”.
• Country: These sets reflect their geographic location of origin and feature a huge variety of subgroups like Cottage, Mission and French Country.

Finally, keep in mind these tips before choosing your storage bedroom set.

Your set must complement your bedroom for the long-run. Buy the best for your bedroom and not what’s been called the best in the market. You don’t want to congest your space with storage options. And finally, it has to be your bedroom and not a “good” bedroom.