Room layouts/Small bedroom, 3×3 m

A 3×3 m bedroom with room left for a desk

Nine square meters holds a bed, a wardrobe and a workspace if each one takes a different wall and the center stays empty. The mistake to avoid: a double bed.

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Room size
3 × 3 m
Floor area
9 m²
Furniture pieces
5

What's in this layout

PieceQtyFootprint
Single bed10.95 × 2.00 m
Nightstand10.50 × 0.40 m
Wardrobe (2 doors)11.00 × 0.60 m
Writing desk11.40 × 0.70 m
Office chair10.65 × 0.65 m

Why this layout works

  • 01The bed runs along the west wall with its head by the window, leaving one straight walkway through the room.
  • 02The wardrobe faces the bed across a meter of floor: its doors open fully without touching the mattress.
  • 03The desk uses the south wall next to the door, where a headboard or wardrobe would collide with the swing.
  • 04One nightstand at the bed head instead of two keeps the window route clear.

Clearances to keep

Rules of thumb this layout respects. Full dimensions guide

  • 60 cm along the open side of the bed, the minimum to make it and walk past.
  • 95-100 cm in front of the hinged wardrobe: the doors need almost their full width to open.
  • The desk chair pulls back 65 cm before touching the bed: enough to sit, stand and leave.

Things people ask

Does a double bed fit in 3x3 m?
A 160 cm double fits physically but leaves under 45 cm on each side: too tight to make the bed or open the wardrobe. In 9 m², a 90-120 cm bed is the honest choice.
Where does the wardrobe go in a small bedroom?
On the wall the door does not swing toward, facing the bed. Sliding doors buy you 40-50 cm of clearance if even that is tight.
Can I test my own furniture sizes?
Yes: open the layout in the editor, then swap or delete pieces. The room's real dimensions stay fixed, so what fits on screen fits in life.

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