ground floor bedroom interior details

1.Layout & Space Planning Bed placement (usually centered on a main wall) Pathways around furniture (at least 2-3 feet for ease of movement) Functional zones (sleeping, dressing, working, relaxing) 2.Bed & Bedding Bed type: platform, canopy, storage, sleigh, upholstered, etc. Size: twin, full, queen, king, California king Headboard: padded, wooden, tufted, metal frame Bedding: sheets, duvet, comforter, pillows, throws, bed skirt 3.Furniture Nightstands/bedside tables (with lamps, books, clocks) Dressers or chests of drawers Wardrobes or built-in closets Seating (armchairs, benches, ottomans) Desks or vanity tables (if space allows) 4.Lighting Ambient lighting (ceiling fixtures, chandeliers, recessed lights) Task lighting (bedside lamps, reading lights) Accent lighting (LED strips, wall sconces, spotlights) Natural light sources (windows, skylights, curtains/blinds) 5.Flooring Hardwood, laminate, carpet, tiles, or rugs Area rugs under the bed or seating areas for warmth and texture 6.Walls & Colors Paint colors or wallpaper (neutral tones, pastels, bold colors) Wall decor (artwork, mirrors, photos, shelves) Accent walls (textured wallpaper, wood panels, paint) 7.Decor & Accessories Throw pillows and blankets Plants and greenery Decorative trays, vases, candles Clocks, books, and personal items 8.Technology & Extras TV or sound system (mounted or on a stand) Charging stations for devices Smart lighting or climate control