A 160 × 200 cm bed, two nightstands and a wardrobe fit in 10 m², with 67 cm of walkway on each side of the bed. Here’s the dimensioned plan, in 2D and 3D, to copy and try out with your own bedroom’s measurements.
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The plan in 3D, walls lowered. 10 m² measured to the wall centerlines.
DIMENSIONS
10 m²
3.20 × 3.125 m, measured to the wall centerlines
ROOMS
Bedroom10 m²
IN THE PLAN
160 × 200 cm bed, headboard against the wall, reachable from both sides
Two 59 cm nightstands with their lamps
1 m wardrobe in the corner by the window
80 cm door that opens without touching the bed
A 160 cm bed in 10 m²: the measurements that matter
The bed sits centered, headboard against the longest wall. That leaves 67 cm on each side up to the wall, and 1.09 m between the foot of the bed and the opposite wall. That’s more than the 60 cm usually given as the minimum to walk around and make the bed without contorting yourself.
The two 59 cm nightstands tuck in at the end of those walkways, against the headboard wall: you reach them without having to walk around them.
67 cm of walkway on each side of the bed
1.09 m at the foot of the bed
Door swing completely clear
Where to put the bed relative to the door and window
The door is at the foot of the bed, opposite the wardrobe: when you walk in, you don’t bump into the bed or a wardrobe door, and the door swings freely. The head of the bed isn’t under the window, which stays easy to reach to open and close the shutters.
In a 10 m² bedroom, it’s almost always the door that decides where the bed goes. Move it on your copy of the plan, and see right away how much walkway is left.
140, 160 or 180 cm bed?
With a 140 cm bed, the side walkways grow to 77 cm: more breathing room, or space for a dresser. With a 180 cm bed, they shrink to 57 cm, just under the comfort threshold. The 160 is the right compromise for two people in 10 m².
The surest way is to try it: in the editor, change the bed’s width, then select it. Its distance to the walls shows on each side.
Storage without crowding the room
A 1 m wardrobe, 51 cm deep, tucked into the corner by the window, holds hanging space for one person. Its doors open toward the foot of the bed, where there’s the most room.
For two, the best storage is often under the bed: a storage bed doesn’t take up a single extra centimeter of floor.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Furnishing a small bedroom
What size bed for a 10 m² bedroom?
A 160 × 200 cm bed fits with 67 cm of walkway on each side in a bedroom of about 3.20 × 3.10 m. A 140 gives you more room; a 180 makes the walkways too narrow to move around comfortably.
Can I add a desk?
At the foot of the bed, against the opposite wall: a 50 cm deep desk leaves about 59 cm of walkway. It’s tight, but workable for occasional use. With a 140 cm bed, there’s more room.
What about a 9 or 12 m² bedroom?
Copy this plan and change the wall lengths: the area is recalculated, and the selected bed shows how much space is left on each side. At 9 m², it all depends on the shape: if the room loses width, the walkways drop to around 50 cm. At 12 m², you gain room for a dresser.
Do I need an account to edit the plan?
Yes, a free account: the plan is copied into your space, where you can edit it and come back to it. No credit card. Without an account, you can already view it in 2D, in 3D and on the tour on this page.
Copy it into your account, adjust the walls to your home’s measurements and move the furniture around. The 3D view follows every change. Free, no credit card.
