Bedroom
Bedroom furniture that makes the most of the floor: wardrobes for hanging clothes, chests of drawers for folded ones, bedside tables for the lamp and the phone, and bunk beds for children's rooms. Plan the room around the bed first, then leave space for wardrobe doors to open and drawers to pull out. Choose finishes that match across pieces for a calmer room. Each listing gives the doors, drawers and finish, so you can furnish the room in one go.
Furnishing a bedroom
The bed first, then the storage around it.
How much space around the bed?
Leave about 60cm on the sides you get in from, and room for wardrobe doors and drawers to open fully.
Wardrobe or chest of drawers?
A wardrobe holds hanging clothes; a chest holds folded ones in less depth. Many rooms need both.
Can the finishes match?
Most pieces come in the same family of finishes. Compare the finish name on each listing.