Static caravan bedroom ideas

When buying your caravan, you'll see an awe-inspiring choice of caravan layouts, all of which mean mean different things for caravan bedrooms. The location and size of the washroom, kitchen and lounge can effect the bedrooms' shape, size and features within, and the overall footprint of the caravan has an impact, too. So, it's worth looking at a variety of models to find the best bedroom space for you.

The larger the caravan, the more likely it is for the main bedroom to have extra features such as dressing tables and an en-suite shower room, however, we have seen some clever designs in smaller caravans that allow for an en-suite WC. Some of the largest and most luxurious caravan models feature glamorous walk-in wardrobes and window seats for the ultimate bedroom space.

When choosing the best layout for you, you'll factor in who will be using the holiday home with you and whether you need a two- or three-bedroom model, as well as extra bathroom facilities. It's also important to think about their location within the caravan if you value your privacy and don't want guests using your en-suite.

To help you get an idea of what's available, take a look at our caravan layouts and 360-degree scans on our caravans for sale listings.

Another bed-related consideration is seeing how much space you have to play with in each room. From permanent single or double beds to delightful bunk beds (for those with small children), there are so many ways in which you can flex what's in front of you.

You might also fancy having single or double foldable bed frames, which of course offer the flexibility of being moveable, and are particularly useful if your caravan has freestanding furniture. Remember, in the future you can always swap out the bed that came with your caravan purchase if your needs change. The types of beds you choose will determine the types of mattresses and bedding that go with it, so you'll need to consider this when thinking about your bed options.

If you're a big family or like sharing your space with friends, then you'll also be interested in the potential for sleeping in the lounge and whether you have room for a blow-up bed or sofas that a person could sleep on. The holy grail is a sofa bed and many models boast these, sleeping an extra two people. However, many sofas whether free-standing or fixed are suitable for sleeping a friend temporarily.

These accessories bring vibrancy and allow you to stamp your personality on your caravan, just like they do at home. Ideally, you will want to choose beddings that match your other fabrics and accessories, such as curtains and rugs, to really bring together the room and create a more relaxed setting for the holiday home you are designing.

Perhaps our top static caravan bedroom idea in this section is to have made-to-measure curtains or blinds. Getting specialised blinds instead of net curtains means you can select your choice of fabric and pattern tailored to match your bedding, making it the icing on the cake that is your bedroom. The same thought process applies to the choice of linen, bed throws and bed runners that you may or may not opt for. All these elements combined together contribute greatly to the general atmosphere of the bedroom.

Decor, accessories and storage in a static caravan bedroom is a fine balancing act that we're on hand to help with. Caravan bedrooms are cosy and there's a need to maximise the space at hand as well as add your own personal touch in terms of style. We think these two challenges actually help solve each other.

A new headboard that matches the different fabrics within the room can dramatically impact the overall look. A lamp can serve as a nice ornamental piece while simultaneously altering the lighting, and subsequently the mood, within a bedroom. Strategically placed mirrors have a similar impact, as they have the effect of making a room look bigger than it actually is while providing another eye-catching component.

Along with different accessories and decor concepts, a few storage hacks are also a crucial element of these static caravan bedroom ideas. Permanently fixed beds with drawers underneath, as well as wardrobes, provide conventional storage space for caravan bedrooms. Owners can also install cabinets above the bed for additional storage of smaller, lighter items. Over-door hangers and mounted fabric pockets, similar to those you would install in a bathroom, could also serve as additional, easy storage options, especially for hanging heavier winter clothing.

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