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Bombe Chest - Your Dresser's Curvy Cousin

While you may not know what they're called, you likely have seen a bombe chest in the past.

Bombe chests look like small dressers or chests of drawers, but instead of having straight squared lines, they have beautiful curves and a serpentine design.

Some people call them Bombay Chests, but that's just because they don't know how to spell it and are trying to write out the thing that sounds closest to the name.

For the most part bombe chests are used to store linens and other such items in the dining room of the home, but with their stunning look and style they could be a great addition to any room in the house.

While you could put a bombe chest to work for its traditional chore of storing the fine linens in the dining area, you could also put one in your bedroom. It is a much classier alternative to the traditional dresser, and can add to the storage options you already have, or set a new bar for the décor in your bedroom.

The storage usage of a bombe chest can also be utilized in a living room or sitting room. While they are stunning pieces to look at, they can also hold any of the things you want to have nearby, but not necessarily in sight, in the house.

If you have set up a classic Victorian bathroom in your home, a bombe chest can be a perfect addition to this space. Finding a bombe chest in matching style will give you a classy place to store towels and other bathroom linens.

Have a lot of guests over? Consider putting a bombe chest in the hallway near those spare bedrooms. When they are not in use, it will look like a decorative piece of furniture that keeps the hallway from looking boring. When guests are in town, a bombe chest with large drawers could be a place they find sheets, blankets and pillowcases.

Sure, there are plenty of other storage options to do all these jobs, but they don't all look alike. Bombe chests come with the advantage of having an exotic look and are a unique addition to a room that adds character to the space without having to redo anything else.

When it comes to selecting the right bombe chest, you want one that is well crafted. Study and research the quality. Look closely at the shape of the drawers in the chest. You want ones that are going to fit well and for a long time without sticking.

You should also look carefully at the size of the drawers. Depending on what you plan to store in the bombe chest, this size may well matter. Take measurements of the things you need to be able to put away and make sure the drawers will be enough to accommodate them. If you would prefer shelving, while harder to find, there are bombe chests that actually have doors on the bottom. Inside those doors are often shelves that can be used for storage. But this style of bombe chest will take a bit more of a search to discover.

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Quick Bedroom Furniture Arrangement Tips

Here’re some quick bedroom furniture arrangement tips:

• Place the bed again at the centre of the wall facing the main door to the room. With this arrangement, the bed with the help of a headboard becomes the centre of attention as you enter the room.

• If the dimensions of the room prevent you from positioning your bed at the wall across from the door, other possible choices depend on which walls are long enough to accommodate the bed. Diagonal placement works well when there is more space.

• If your closet is large enough and you would like to free up floor space, put your chest of drawers inside your walk-in closet. This allows you to add additional pieces of furniture, such as a writing desk or a big screen tv.

• Consider a non-traditional furniture arrangement as this will free up space, or use available space in more interesting and innovative ways. For example, a bed placed in the centre of the room gives a dramatic effect.

I’d also like to suggest the placement of some essential bedroom furniture which I like to keep low to add dimensions of airiness, comfort and chic:

• Daybed - This can be constructed below the stretch of windows, making full use of the natural daylight streaming in. This allows you to read in a relaxed position or indulge in an afternoon siesta. Drawers can be built under the daybed as a smart storage solution.

• Dresser / Side Table – This can be linked to the daybed or connected to the bed. If you’re to position a tall mirror again the wall above the dresser, facing the bedroom door, the room will have further visual depth while creating a sense of openness. Make-up and jewellery can be stowed away in storage units under the dresser.

• Bed – The bed can be place on a built-in platform and kept low, in synch with the rest of the room. The headboard is positioned against the wall facing the door, making the bed the focal point of the bedroom. Wallpaper can be applied to this wall for added feature.

• Wardrobe – This can be a floor-to-ceiling design with sliding doors. That way, you have an easy, space-saving approach. Rather than use solid wall-to-wall door panels which can be overwhelming, semi-translucent and reflective ones are suggested.

• Entertainment devices – They can be wall mounted facing the bed.

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Organize your bedroom

The bedroom can lead to a lot of things that do not go anywhere else when you're not careful. Many people use their bedrooms for things that do not want to be hidden around the house. It acts like a real cave for storing extra blankets, outside the linen closet, old photos are waiting for manuals electronics, extra socks on their colleagues, magazines and catalogs, half-packed suitcase and a list countless other things that one. Accumulate

Sometimes, as an impossible task, your room clean. Where do you see things, not to go anywhere? This is a problem for many people. Here we will discuss some options for saving and deleting all that junk more.

Help the pile of waste to categorize you. Separated into paper bags, cardboard boxes, laundry baskets, or simply disconnect the battery on the bed. Start with the largest items first. If you have a pile of coats, hang inSpare bedroom or are trying to allow them into the room from now on.

The shoes should have a special area in the bottom of the cabinet. If you are used to store photo albums and the stack of books in your closet, then you must move to another area that is not so much. If you also contribute to your rack for storage, or to invest in a cedar chest or two of care for the little things. Get all your laundry done at once and throw away all those socks that do notno companions. If you believe that my colleagues seem, then only a small basket on a shelf cabinet for stockings parts. Add to it, if necessary, and pass through them once a month. This will help you determine the socks should go.

Bills, junk mail, receipts, magazines and catalogs are shared objects to be mounted on a bedroom dresser or a desk. Take them all and organize. Just keep catalogs for places that do not shop online. Magazines can be recycled ordonated to a doctor's office or in the lobby of the hospital. If indeed, as some of the elements, you go through and cut out. You can scan your computer and keep a file or a tape on paper notebook and start a three ring binder interesting and informative articles. If, while reading in bed, holding a magazine rack nearby. Keep the glue, scissors and tape in the magazine and rack. Get in the habit of cutting the items you want to keep.

Make a special tray of bills and invest in aShredder. Ask a question about the crushing pay each invoice. Organize your clothing and keep them clean with wooden hangers in the room. Put the least possible drawers in your closet so they become stuffed and turned into piles of laundry. Once your closet, dresser and coffee tables, desks and chairs are free of clutter, it's up to you to keep it that way. Identify "hot spots" and find a solution to the dilemma of stacking.