Mezzanine bedroom design ideas are a good solution for both large and small homes. This type of sleeping space is extremely cozy and original, but, first of all, it allows you to save a huge amount of space – thanks to the mezzanine level you have the opportunity to place two rooms in one zone.
Among the most traditional solutions, furnishing the mezzanine as a sleeping area allows you to create an extra bedroom and a truly intimate and private refuge.
If space is at a premium, using a simple futon, drawers as night tables and lamps help make the space more welcoming. When height permits and you have ample floor space, you can opt for storage furniture and low chests of drawers to define the edge.
Nowadays, modern two-level apartments help increasing living space and are often the most rational and convenient solution to divide private space from the functional zones in the home.
Space saving is one of the most important advantages, especially for people who live in a small house. A bed under the ceiling allows you to have two functional areas.
A mezzanine floor allows beds to perch high above living areas, so that they’re part of the main space but also pleasingly secluded.
Having the bedroom on a second level is a guarantee that no one will have access to that place. Even if you did not make the bed in the morning, visitors will never see that.
If you’re lucky enough to have high ceilings, adding a bedroom on its own teeny tiny half floor could be the perfect solution to a lack of space.
Space under the mezzanine is also an opportunity. You can create a walk-in closet or a dining room with an open kitchen in rooms with more floor area.
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