Deciding on master bed furniture
Hi everyone!
I need some advice I have been offered a 4 poster bed at a great price! I love the bed however I am not sure if it will work in our master bedroom, I'm worried it will make the room feel small! I have posted a photo of the bed however ours will be in a chocolate brown more like the second bed pictured which is my other option.
I apologize in advance for the rubbish layout picture its the only one I have on my work computer but will give you an idea of space. I have to decide by tonight as the person I'm buying off is moving interstate tomorrow! Please help!
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scottevie
8 years ago
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8 years agolast modified: 8 years agoI imagine it would look something like this
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