Would an 11 x 9 sq ft bedroom be too small for a queen sized bed?

Answer 1

Considering that a queen size bed is 5 ft X 6'-8" it will be a very tight fit. The only other furniture you'll be able to fit into the room are a night-table and a very narrow, tall dresser, and even then the room will feel cramped. You won't have sufficient space for clothing or anything else (unless the room has a great walk-in closet). A double bed would be much better suited to the size of the room. Good luck.

Answer 2

A queen-size bed is not 6'x6' square...it is 60" wide or 5' wide so width wise you would have 3' on each side of the bed if you place it on a long wall. If you want more room on one side,all you really need on the other side is 18" for bedmaking and that frees up 41/2 feet on the other side which would allow you to place a 4'dresser on the same wall and double its use as a bedside stand. It is possible to fit the bed in but there won't be room for much else. The difference in comfort between a queen-size and a full size makes it worthwhile though.

Answer 3

If you hate sleeping in a bed that is too small, go ahead put in the queen sized bed. They are about 6'6" square, I think. Make good use of your closet so that you can do without a dresser. It's better to hang most of your clothes anyway. Utilize drawers in your bathroom more effectively. A couple of small night stands with lamps that attach to the wall over each would be very nice looking and would leave space on the stand for a book and a glass of water.

Answer 4

Yes! You want to be able to see the room as a whole, not with most of it stuffed with a big bed. Also, it's important to have the other furniture in the room match the size of the bed, and don't use much of it. Perhaps only a night side table and small dresser drawer. Maybe a small comfortable chair to sit in. You can get a little busier with the window arrangements; bright curtains, perhaps with a lively print on them. Best of luck!

Answer 5

I have noticed in Denmark that sometimes bedrooms just have a bed and a closet. The bed fills up one end of the room and I wonder how it gets made. I think if you aren't worried about floor space then a queen size bed would be fine. I hope you have enough room to get into the closet.

Answer 6

Haha whoa. You have the same size room I had in my last apartment. I have a full size bed, and it took up some room, but I could still fit a computer desk, dresser, and small T.V. stand with a 20 something inch T.V. on it. And a big stereo. So yea, a full size would fit.

Answer 7

I would not have a bed any larger than a full size bed in a room that size. You will take up the majority of your floor space with the bed alone and if you want a dresser and or chair in the room, it will be very tight indeed.

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Answer 9

Well you will get it to fit more than likely, but thats about all you are going to have in there & its going to make the room look even smaller than it already is.

Answer 10

you might roll off the bed and hit the wall