Beds are the central part of any bedroom since they are necessary for people's rest, for this reason they are essential in any room, be it youth or children, for adults or babies. In today's homes there are usually space problems due to the small size of the houses, especially in large cities, but even if a room is small there must be a bed to rest and in this there is no discussion.
But what should the beds be like for small rooms? If this is your case, you probably think about various options to be able to find the right one and thus have a comfortable bed and at the same time be able to enjoy a little space in the bedroom. If you feel lost in the types of bed that you can find, do not worry because I am going to explain some of them so that you have them as a reference and you can start to think more correctly which is the one that would suit you best for your home.
In a double room The best option is a 1'20cm bed that, although it is small, two people can sleep well and thus you can save space, but discard any option other than this bed since if you are a couple, you will not sleep in a bunk, right?
If the beds you are looking for are for children's or youth rooms then you can find more options. You have the beds - nest which are very practical since you have two beds in one since there is a mattress in the drawer at the bottom of the bed. folding beds that become puffs can be a good option but at the end of so much use they can end up deteriorating so this option is best left as a last resort. Instead the folding beds With slatted beds that are hidden in a closet without having to be folded and disappear from the room can also be successful since the room is completely free of space, in addition to not folding the bed base or the mattress it will not deform or suffer damage with time.
Also exist the bunk beds doubles (or triples) that if you have high ceilings is undoubtedly a more than successful option and also the children love it and they will not mind sharing space. With which of all these beds to save space would you stay?