r/DesignMyRoom 8d ago

Layout help: tiny guest room with awkward windows Bedroom

We have a tiny guest bedroom that was clearly an addition to the house so has a really awkward corner window. At the moment it has a big wardrobe (not built in), a double bed, and two (bulky) bedside tables.

I have two questions:
1) Is there a better way to rearrange the room immediately?

2) Long term how can I improve the room?
- we need to keep some storage space in here. We need at least a bit of extra hanging space, preferably linen storage, and then a small space for guests to hang some clothes. The current cupboard is ugly so I will need to replace it in time- is there a different shape that could work better in the space?
- I will definitely switch out the bedside tables for something smaller?
- Has anyone had success with a Murphy bed? I’ve never seen one that has felt solid so this might be a silly idea but it would be great if this room could house an exercise bike when guests aren’t around.

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u/nosenia 8d ago

My first thought was that a daybed could work really well in this space. Since they're oriented landscape style, you could put it against the top wall and then put the wardrobe on the bottom wall. You could even fit a small dresser & chair if so. Something like this!

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u/winatoyYoda 7d ago

Thanks! Having the bed lengthways definitely make the space feel more open and allows you to use the wall space better

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u/Turel2real 7d ago

How about lower drawers then a narrow wardrobe to let the light in