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is your oedroom also your office? Leave space for a desk and computer table. If you’ll use the area to relax, consider a comfortable chair or chaise lounge and reading lamp, bookshelves and stereo or television set and VCR.
If you share the room with a spouse or roommate, be sure to incorporate his or her needs into your planning.
PUT IT TO BED
Regardless of what else you have in your bedroom, the bed will be the centerpiece and the place where you’ll spend most of your time, so choose it wisely.
The size bed you choose will depend on the space you have, but do invest in a sturdy frame and a firm mattress so that you spring out of bed each morning instead of crawling out with an aching back.
Or look into a hospital-type bed that can raise and lower your head and feet for reading and watching television or just being more comfortable.
The waterbed has been around since early Greeks and Romans slept on water-filled goat skins. A hundred years ago, British physicians devised large bags of water for sleeping to prevent bedsores and aid in bum patients’ comfort.
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