Which types of beds are best not to buy for the bedroom, as they are impractical and waste space?

Which types of beds are best not to buy for the bedroom, as they are impractical and waste space?

The bedroom is a place for sleeping. When decorating, you should consider warmth and functionality as much as possible. In addition to the hard decoration design, the future soft decoration design layout and home furnishings are also particularly important. Especially the selection of double beds must be carefully controlled. After all, everyone spends at least one-third of their time lying in bed, and a comfortable double bed can improve the quality of sleep. After living in our new house for more than a year, I discovered that it is best not to buy these five types of beds for the bedroom. It's not practical and consumes space. I advise everyone not to step into this trap. Come and take a look with me below~ 1. Don’t buy folding invisible beds

In recent years, folding invisible beds have become especially popular. They can be placed in a cabinet on the wall when not needed. Then release it. It’s interesting to see. It not only cleans and tidies the air, but also frees up plenty of space. But this is all superficial. After the actual assembly, I found that there are a lot of problems, and the standards are dispensable. The cost of folding invisible beds is increasingly more expensive than ordinary beds, and the regulations for assembly are more stringent.

If it is not assembled in place, it can easily lead to a bunk bed condition, which will make sleeping very uncomfortable. When everyone sleeps, quilts, quilts and other bedding will appear next to the bed. If you want to put the bed into the wall, you must first put away the bedding. After putting it down, you also need to take out the pillow core and quilt from the cabinet. You have to go through these processes every day, which will get very annoying after a long time. The bedroom is originally used for resting, and spending a high price to build a foldable invisible bed is not as reliable as buying a finished bed immediately. 2. Don’t buy a round bed

We often see ring-shaped double beds in some hotels and restaurants. They are indeed stylish, but round beds are not suitable for home installation. Most beds are rectangular, with four bed corners at 90°, which coincide with the four corners of the bedroom and will not consume space. The round bed is surrounded by arcs. Even if it is placed against the wall, it will consume a lot of area.

In addition to the space consumption, the bedding you buy also has special requirements, which is inconvenient. Moreover, when sleeping, if you wake up and round the edge of the bed, it is very easy to fall off if you are not careful. In order not to waste indoor space and not cause inconvenience, it is more practical to assemble an ordinary bed. 3. Don’t buy a box bed

Facing high house prices, everyone will try to improve the storage function of the room when decorating. In order to improve the storage function, some people will buy a box bed with storage space under the bed. A box bed, to put it bluntly, is a bed that is similar to a box. The bed board can be lifted up and many items can be stored under the bed board.

Box beds, like boxes, are placed directly on the floor. Although they can improve the storage function, there is no way to ventilate the bed board. If the bed board cannot be ventilated, sleeping on it will be more uncomfortable. In addition, there are all items under the bed, which makes it easy for mold to grow. Once the things under the bed grow mold, bacteria will breed. If you sleep on it, it will easily have a negative impact on the human body. It is best to buy a bed with slender legs, which is convenient for cleaning under the bed and can also improve the ventilation conditions of the bed board. 4. Don’t buy a flat bed

The beds currently on the market are mainly divided into two types: pork rib bed and flat bed. The pork rib board bed is a bed board that looks like pork ribs, with a lot of gaps. The flat bed is a flat bed where the entire bed board is sealed and has no gaps. If there are no gaps, the flat bed looks very strong and is not easy to be damaged. However, because it has no gaps, its air permeability will be poor. Sleeping on a flat bed will affect your comfort due to poor ventilation. Moreover, it may also cause mold to grow on the mattress, which has a negative direct impact on human health. 5. Don’t buy a soft-packed bed

A soft-packed bed looks very comfortable and grand, and it is indeed comfortable to lean on. However, soft-packed beds have a very big drawback, that is, they are very easy to accumulate smoke and dust. Whether it is gold velvet or linen and cotton materials, they will gradually become stained with smoke and dust and are difficult to clean.

Soft-packed beds are very prone to deterioration, rot and other conditions over time. If you use a lower-quality upholstered bed for two years, the upholstery of the bedroom bed will slowly fade, and even dust will fall off. When buying a bed, I suggest you don’t buy a soft bed. Wooden chair backs are more practical. It looks pretty good, but the key is that it's sturdy and durable, and it doesn't easily hide dirt.