Before, afterwards
Bring the guest room out of its slumber: If you set it up cleverly, you can easily put your sofa, bed and desk under it.
The trick of this guestroom restyling: You have to dare to think outside the box. Instead of bed, there is now a sofa bed - and placed diagonally in the room. This leaves room for a self-made, triangular desk behind the backrest. In addition, the slanting couch takes its tube character to the long drawn room. The horizontal stripes of the curtain and the suspended light floor also contribute to this. Green and turquoise tones create a fresh atmosphere.
Layout
Now all the facilities in this guest room are arranged on a diagonal axis. This transverse orientation makes the room appear wider. At the same time, the unconventional arrangement brings more life into the guest room.
Quick unfolded
Two handles, the comfortable sofa with integrated headboard turns into a comfortable bed in the guest room. The patented upholstered furniture is available in four widths and around 200 different covers!
Our tip: green, petrol, turquoise are up to date this summer. Give the room a colorful leitmotif with these tones, which you can also pick up with accessories such as pillows or vases .
Decoratively hung
Placed in a relaxed arrangement: The shelf cubes made of lacquered MDF are fancy storage compartments for the guest room. A vertical white stripe on the green painted wall brings it in line.
Again, a workplace was sent to the bedroom >>
The new guest room with workplace expenses at a glance:
- Sofa bed "Cozy" by Die Collection, 84 x 170 x 105 cm, seat height 40 cm approx. 1760 Euro
- MDF board coated, for 130 x 130 cm large desk, about 5 square meters, 19 mm thick, per square meter about 22 euros
- Chair "Cox" of La Palma, 83 x 60 x 60 cm about 580 euros
- Shelves "Lounge Cubus" by Kare, set of 3 from about 100 euros
- Carpet from Otto Home Affaire, 120 x 180 cm approx. 110 Euro
