Room layout and clearances
Bedroom with a clear turning circle
A calm sleeping room planned around a walking frame, where the bed sets the geometry and everything else follows.
This room set begins at the mattress and works outward. Both sides of the bed keep an open turning circle, so a walking frame or wheelchair can be parked beside the sleeper without ever blocking the doorway. The wardrobe sits against the far wall rather than beside the bed, which frees the approach on the door side and gives the frame somewhere to rest overnight.
Full-length handles replace the original knobs on the wardrobe doors. They are easier to grip from a seated position, and they read clearly in low evening light. A low, warm-toned bedside lamp sits within arm's reach of the mattress, so the room can be lit without getting up or crossing the floor in the dark.
Floor and footing
The floor is a matte timber-look finish, chosen so the surface does not glare under the lamp. A small non-slip mat sits beside the bed, positioned where feet land first in the morning.
Measured clearance
Captions on the gallery set note the measured distance between the bed and the wardrobe, and the hand-drawn sketch marks how the doorway swing was kept free of furniture on both sides.
Storage without clutter
Moving the wardrobe to the far wall keeps the sleeping area open. Everyday clothing stays between waist and shoulder height, and the floor beneath the doors stays clear for the frame.
