Living Room 2
Living Room 2
Living Room 3
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Living Room 5
Living Room 6
Dining Room 3
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 2
Bedroom 3
Bedroom 4
Bedroom 5
Bedroom 6
Dining Room 1
Dining Room 2
Dining Room 4
Dining Room 5
Dining Room 6

Bedrooms

 

Master Bedroom Furniture

Though people once decorated their public rooms before giving any thought to private spaces, that’s simply not the case today. Since bedrooms are becoming multipurpose areas, bedroom furniture is receiving a higher decorating propriety, too. You’ll find no end to the amenities you can include in a bedroom. Comfort is the first consideration in selecting your furniture, in both adult’s and children’s bedrooms. You’ll need a bed and storage pieces, or course, but you can fashion the room to function any way you want–around the clock.

Creating the Ideal Master Bedroom:

Follow these tips for creating the perfect master bedroom hideaway. Once you enter your refuge at the end of the day, you may never want to leave.

* Create an inviting spot for reading by adding furniture like a comfortable upholstered chair and ottoman and a good lamp.
* Do you like to watch television from bed? Put the TV in a door chest or an armoire. When not viewing your favorite shows, you can close the doors and hide TV. Plus, the door chest provides extra storage space.
* Other furniture like a small desk or table is the perfect spot for writing letters, paying bills and office work.

 

 


Youth or Condo Scaled Bedroom Furniture

A growing family needs furniture that grows and changes along with the kids. Broyhill youth furniture collections make it easy to change from child’s room to teen retreat, then to young adult and master bedroom. A variety of beds and storage pieces, as well as entertainment and computer units, allows customization and flexibility. The smaller scale of these bedroom furnishings is also perfect for guest rooms, condos, vacation homes and retirement living.

Creating the Perfect Youth or Condo Bedroom:

Follow these tips for choosing the perfect furniture for a youth bedroom.

* Safe, sturdy, no-full furnishings are the rule.
* Choose furniture that has simple, functional pieces that will grow up with the occupant. Broyhill youth collections are specifically scaled for youth rooms, but they’re equally suitable–later–for guests or young adults.
* For young children, a table and chairs for playtime is important. Older children require a study spot for doing homework.
* For older children, consider corner computer desks and storage pieces for housing a television and video games.
* Because children are consummate collectors, make sure they have furniture with plenty of storage space.