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Platform storage beds have storage
devices or storage space underneath them. Platform storage beds are
economical space savers. While the principles of feng shui recommend that objects not be placed under the bed because they disrupt the flow of energy and make for fitful sleep, the requirements of modern living in small spaces make it important to use space economically. Also, you don’t have to fill the space up entirely; you can leave six inches or so between the bottom of your platform bed and any items you store beneath it. If you think about it, a platform bed gives you as much space in a room as if you didn’t have a bed. With your bed raised up off the floor, you can use all the floor space. There are other benefits, too. Fewer critters and dust will settle on your bed, keeping it safer and healthier to sleep on. You can breathe easier and stay warmer in the winter since heat rises. None of these benefits will matter to the inanimate objects under your bed. Why not use the space? Some platform beds come with built-in, conventional drawers installed permanently beneath them in the frame. Others have drawers that can be removed and reattached. These dresser-and-bed combinations are great for storing your private things safely. Other platform beds come with drawers that roll on coasters. These units can be pushed under the bed, out of the way, or rolled over to another part of the room if you want to use the space under the bed for another purpose. With a price range starting at $200, anyone can afford a platform storage bed. Fancy beds of exotic woods, materials, or artwork may sell for $3,000 or more. Your choice will depend on your budget and taste. Regardless, if you want a platform bed, you can find one that will suit your needs and go with your décor.
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