I would love some advice on how to best position my bed. My bedroom layout is very unique. The bedroom is one long rectangle, but due to some indented walls and odd window placements, there aren’t too many flat walls to lean my bed against.

There is the one spot that is directly in front of two small windows in the center of the room that faces out (this would be the most ideal placement, but the windows are directly in the center of this section, and my bed doesn’t fit on either side of the windows due to the indented walls). Not only would this be right in front of two windows, but under the ceiling fan and my feet face right at the entrance to the bedroom door.

The next location is where my bed is now, but that is less than ideal, because I’m tucked into a corner (blocking a portion of a window)–making it hard to really make my bed, let alone having the airflow under my bed.

The third spot is in the opposite corner. I could position it one of two ways. The first would be having it sit away from the wall a few inches to be able to use the outlets for lighting next to my bed/alarm clock on the end tables, since they sit up high on the wall, rather than closer to the floor.

Or, I could turn the bed and put it against a flat wall that is next to that spot, but it is on the same wall as the entrance to my room, I don’t see the whole room well, and the wall is broken up by the closet door right near my bed, a small patch of wall, then the entrance door to my room.

(I’m not even going to suggest the other corners, because the window/wall space doesn’t allow it and the other is literally where the television cable/internet/etc has to go.)

Any and all help would be beneficial. I’m definitely looking forward to rearranging my room, but I didn’t know where I could position my bed that messes with my energetic flow the least?

I understand Sharon. Make sure the wall your bedhead against is solid. Close the door while you sleep if possible. Ceiling fans can affect people differently, if you notice any issues with stomach and abdominal or fertility issue, it is more likely caused by the ceiling fan.

If you need further more specific help, feel free to reach out.

Our bedroom is so small that I am flouting almost everything – ceiling fan above us, bed next to door and head against the wall which is directly against the toilet on the other side! 🙁

For people like us with space constraints, is there anything that we should have in the room to make things better? No matter where we rotate the bed position, we are bound to make a “mistake”. Help?