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Jessica DiPonziano
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Small bedroom furniture layout recommendation

Jessica DiPonziano
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I have that awkward middle bedroom in a Philadelphia townhome I don't know what to do with. 

I have 2 bedrooms already with queen beds, the middle room I can fit a queen bed and 2 night stands but not much else, or I can put twins or bunkbeds and have room for dressers and stuff. In the 3.7 feet wall in the square nook is a window that goes pretty close to the floor and an air vent so I can't put anything there. There is just 1 closet with lots of shelves. What should I do?

My audience I was shooting for traveling nurses & displaced families

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    Erin Spradlin
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    Erin Spradlin
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    @Jessica DiPonziano - What about making it flex space? You have a couch that pulls out and a desk (office)? Or a couch that pulls out and a tv (den)? We have this sleeper sofa and we absolutely love it. It's comfortable, and it also has storage. This is what we do with our slightly tighter space. https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/friheten-sleeper-sectional-3-se...

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