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Bed Under Off Center Window. You could also consider positioning the bed in the center of the room, also known as a bed island which will draw the eye away from the windows. That can be a tricky dilemma, but there are ways you can balance it back out by adding some art or a mirror on the wall next to the window, or by hanging your curtains in a way. This could be a collection of large scale artwork or a stylized grouping of accessories and décor pieces. In smaller bedrooms, floor space is a premium and that extra space is needed not only for storage, but to be able to walk around the bed comfortably especially if there are two people using the room. To ensure none of the window is obscured to maximize the levels of light in the space, curtains or drapes should be hung high and wide. In the photo above, the homeowner gets extra closet space on either side of the bed (behind the curtains) and solves the awkward. Visually beef up the space over the nightstand, opposite the window, with a collection to create balance.

This could be a collection of large scale artwork or a stylized grouping of accessories and décor pieces. To ensure none of the window is obscured to maximize the levels of light in the space, curtains or drapes should be hung high and wide. That can be a tricky dilemma, but there are ways you can balance it back out by adding some art or a mirror on the wall next to the window, or by hanging your curtains in a way. You could also consider positioning the bed in the center of the room, also known as a bed island which will draw the eye away from the windows. In the photo above, the homeowner gets extra closet space on either side of the bed (behind the curtains) and solves the awkward. Visually beef up the space over the nightstand, opposite the window, with a collection to create balance. In smaller bedrooms, floor space is a premium and that extra space is needed not only for storage, but to be able to walk around the bed comfortably especially if there are two people using the room.

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Bed Under Off Center Window You could also consider positioning the bed in the center of the room, also known as a bed island which will draw the eye away from the windows. That can be a tricky dilemma, but there are ways you can balance it back out by adding some art or a mirror on the wall next to the window, or by hanging your curtains in a way. You could also consider positioning the bed in the center of the room, also known as a bed island which will draw the eye away from the windows. To ensure none of the window is obscured to maximize the levels of light in the space, curtains or drapes should be hung high and wide. In smaller bedrooms, floor space is a premium and that extra space is needed not only for storage, but to be able to walk around the bed comfortably especially if there are two people using the room. This could be a collection of large scale artwork or a stylized grouping of accessories and décor pieces. Visually beef up the space over the nightstand, opposite the window, with a collection to create balance. In the photo above, the homeowner gets extra closet space on either side of the bed (behind the curtains) and solves the awkward.