TV Beds in 1930s Semi-Detached Houses: Size, Style and Placement Ideas
A TV bed can work very well in a 1930s semi, provided you choose the right room and the right size. In most houses of this era the front bedroom is the natural home for one, with enough length to accommodate the taller footboard and a comfortable gap for walking round. The rear bedroom often suits a double rather than a king, and the box room is usually best left for other furniture. In this guide we look at how the typical layout of a 1930s semi affects your choice, how to measure properly around bay windows, chimney breasts and picture rails, and which upholstery and colours sit comfortably alongside original features such as panelled doors and curved bays. We also cover power, cable routes and how to position the bed so the screen is easy to watch without blocking light, so you can plan the room with confidence before you order....
