The fact that a bed is significantly bigger than your body. A mattress is bigger than your body, and a bedframe to hold the mattress must, by the laws of physics, be bigger than the mattress.
Mattresses have a standard length of 2meter... If you want a bedframe, that will be slightly bigger than 2 meters. He could do a diy custom and sqish a mattress on top in between the walls in front of the window...
Get this man a futon. No not the american sofa bed, a futon as used by the Japanese. It is common practice to stow away the futon bedding to allow the space to be open. I understand his desire to NOT have the room dominated by a bed.
I still would call it a bed, just a much better one for his situation. And there's combination Murphy Bed/desks that don't need you to clear the desk to access the bed.
Seriously that's like the average american college thing. Get a bunk bed with just one bed on top, shove your office area underneath, put a curtain on it for privacy, badabing badaboom
I slept for 6 years in a room that was smaller than that, I had a bed with storage underneath, a folding desk, an ikea Billy and floating shelves with books... when there's a will there's a way
Agreeing with M_SC; sleeping on a padded floor mat has literally fixed my back and neck problems. Its when you stop getting down on the floor that you stop being able to get up from it!
@Maijolin1 Huh! Its a keen skill to imagine a space that is functional and yet has all of what you need. Many of you have the same dilemma. Why else would you be here😮💨 No need to assume. Life is more enjoyable that way ;)🥂
2 by 3 metres? That's only slightly smaller than my room (2.6 by 2.9m)! And I fit a single bed, side table, two large bookshelves, a big desk, and a freestanding chin-up bar into my space. Plus a chest of drawers and filing cabinet in my walk-in robe space (which is only 1m square, so barely counts).
I had to sleep on sofa cushions on the floor for a small period of my 20s. I was terribly embarrassed about it and threw them out when I moved. I deeply regret it because it was honestly comfortable as all hell.
I have long wanted to make a bed out of two sofas facing each other. Would need to be carefully chosen so they don't have those pressure points of some sofas, but I've always felt so comfy sleeping on a sofa that I thought it'd make the perfect bed for me. Of course, now that I'm older I'd need to prioritize not having trouble getting *out* of the bed 😅
I got rid of a king size and my husband and I sleep on the floor. It's nice rolling up my stuff and having the whole floor space available during the day so I get that. But he could do what I did for my kids and get a loft bed with a desk under it. Small room magic.
🤔 Is it: a- "you got rid of your bed AND husband"... or b- "your husband and you are sleeping on the floor " ??? Because with option a , you would regain a lot more space...
I have for years slept on a folding foam mattress on the floor of my living room. It is very comfortable, and is put away out of sight in a closet during the day. BTW, I am 70 and a minimalist who has no need to sleep up off the floor on a bed which is used for a small part of each day.
That’s how a lot of people live in Japan. I lived there for 2 years in a two room apartment. The rooms were separated by sliding paper doors. One room had the traditional tatami straw flooring with spacious closets with wide under-storage. This is where I kept my futon, blankets, and pillow during the day. Beds are popular in Japan, but the more minimalistic futon continues to be popular today. As a bonus, embracing the old school style meant my apartment was able to look super stylish and feel normal to spend time in when not sleeping
I'm on a folding foam mattress now, too. I feel like I sleep more deeply than I did on traditional mattresses and I rarely sleep in or spend the day lounging about in bed.
Lies😒 I just went to his Tik Tok. Some people have a Minimalist design style. I read many comments here of people who slept on a pad on floor and put it tucked away in closet during the day. They are very comfortable, from what I read. Are they helpless too? 🙄 How do you even know if he saw this video?
My former room was exactly that size, just with the door located where that weird corner thingy is. In that room, I had a bed, a desk, a closet, and an armchair. I'm very happy to have more space now, it wasn't ideal, but it was very much possible and most of the time it didn't feel miserable.
Our box room is 2m by 2m it has always been a bedroom with a variety of beds, wardrobes, bedside tables and desks with chair plus entertainment unit with a big TV. It only has one usable wall to put things against. The others have limited space available. It has always been about some folding furniture and using vertical space.
He can get a Futon or Daybed easily and opt for a Smaller desk to optimize space even more‼️Another bed option is a Murphy Bed it’s like a built-in that lifts up when not in use & pulls down when needed…The great thing about when it’s up it can double as a Desk
Id get a Thai masaage bed, or floor matt style bed that can fold or roll up. You can layer multiple duvet blankets and make them into a sort of twin bed, then roll them up and put them out of the way. There is also a loveseat sized fold out seating. Or an extra wide lounge chair with wide ottomon... it was super comfy to sleep on one of those, and Im a princess for comfort. We used to just layer quilts on the floor when family came to visit. Pallet beds.
@rambunctiousvegetable I can be interpeted that way bc "Black ppl are poor and can't afford stuff" ect. but that's probably not what op meant... Could be wrong tho...
@@malaikalight my first thought was that OP had a similar reaction/question as I did: "he seems sort of determined to not have a bed yet would likely be appreciative if someone put one in while he was out one day - is he just used to it or is there a symbolism here, e.g. his room is one space totally in his control and/or continuing to go without a bed is like proving his willpower?" I could completely be overthinking it obviously lol but yeah I am hoping OP wasn't assuming he/fam can't afford one.
He looks like a student living on his own for the first time. I slept on a camp cot for years after I moved out of my parent's home because it was easier to move from flat to flat.
I literally live in a house that is 3mx2m (the “main” room), precisely it’s 2.9 x 1.8 meters, I have a bed and a little 0.6m wide closet on one side and a folding table on the other side, plus a couple shelves on the wall above the bed. Then there is a little bathroom, and a little balcony with just a chair and some plants. 9square meters, 11 with the balcony. That’s all you need.
My bedroom is also 3*2m, I have a bed, a drawer and a closet, and in an earlier iteration I had a bunk bed, so I actually had a desk under it too. The only way you can't fit a bed is if you can't fit yourself horizontally at all when empty.
I have a folding cot in one room, a couch in another, a recliner in another, AND a "Human-sized Dog Bed" in ANOTHER room. All of them are smaller than a twin bed. BUT then again, I'm only 5'3".
I had a room just 1.80m x 2.10m when I studied in college. I had a single bed, a single folding desk, a round timber stool and a wall shelve over hung at the end of the bed to give me some where to put some personal belongings. Where’s my wardrobe? No wardrobe. I kept all my clothing in my suitcase which was put underneath the bed.
This is next level "when you come to a guy's place and he has a mattress straight in the floor" (not a Japanese futon)... Bro... If you can fit on the floor.. you can fit a bed between the floor and you. This is crazy, just admit you like floor-sleeping if that's the case.
My sister's room was 2m/2.5 m, we managed to fit a bed, a closet and a small table. And it was spacious enough to walk in between (and it was very fengshui)
In his defense, You can sleep on the floor with an Asian style futon and just fold it up and put it away when you are not using it. (If you have hard flooring instead of carpet, you might need two) You don't need a mattress to have a comfortable time sleeping.
lol I imagine the comment are being literal, but the guy is saying he doesnt see a format in which he feels comfortable with a bed being in the room not that it's physically impossible. That said he shouldnt make broad statements like that because he could, he chooses not to want a bed in there for various reasons and he doesnt think he'll suffer in about 3 more years time lol, power to him but he's definitely not thinking about a future in which his knees and back give out because back support wasn't given.
He could get a loft bed and have his desk in the space under the bed. Or get one with a desk and shelves built in. Then he could free up floor space where those shoe boxes are.
My room is almost the exact same size as his (roughly 2.5*2.5m) and i have a bed, a desk, and like 4 bookshelves. The bed IS a loft bed, which allows me to store things under it, but uhh yeah there are definitely more solutions than just "no bed" Mind you the feng shui isn't great, but its a bit of a tricky situation. Maybe I should make a submission or something... At least i have a bed tho
Since a normal bedframe won't find in front of the windows, he should build a platform to squish a mattress on top of. If he looks a bit longer, perhaps he could find a mattress with 190-195cm instead of 200
Oh man he's not even trying. It's cool to not want a bed, less cool to make up excuses and dare people to prove you wrong. Especially when it's not even that hard lol. Just own up to your preference, there's no superiority here.
Oh plzzzz all you did was rearrange into the same layout. I challenge you to add a build-in wardrobe near the door. Show us how you will have a 1.7 meter long table + 2m bed + wardrobe all within the idea of fengshui. Cuz that’s the situation many school doms students face.
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If he can fit on the floor what does he think is stopping him exactly 😂
The fact that a bed is significantly bigger than your body. A mattress is bigger than your body, and a bedframe to hold the mattress must, by the laws of physics, be bigger than the mattress.
@@0.-.0 that would be math, not physics
Mattresses have a standard length of 2meter... If you want a bedframe, that will be slightly bigger than 2 meters.
He could do a diy custom and sqish a mattress on top in between the walls in front of the window...
My feet are actually not as wide as an American mattress, weirdly. I don't think his are, either. Not as long, not that I think about it, too. 🤦♀️
They make sleeping mats. If you are already in the floor then a small bed I good enough.
Get this man a futon. No not the american sofa bed, a futon as used by the Japanese. It is common practice to stow away the futon bedding to allow the space to be open. I understand his desire to NOT have the room dominated by a bed.
I still would call it a bed, just a much better one for his situation.
And there's combination Murphy Bed/desks that don't need you to clear the desk to access the bed.
thought the exact same thing. With the futon, a room that small can be more multi-use, instead of just a BEDroom
This is a respectful and helpful answer. Thank you for not being like all the other assholes in this comment section.
Americans use futons too
As a futon owner, it pleases me to see more recognition given to my favored sleeping arrangement.
I particularly enjoyed the silent, but unmistakeable “Now you know!”
"a bed cant fit in my 2m room!"
twin bed length: 1.9m. he could even get a lofted bed for under bed storage if he wanted to.
Seriously that's like the average american college thing. Get a bunk bed with just one bed on top, shove your office area underneath, put a curtain on it for privacy, badabing badaboom
@@aff77141 So now you know!
Wait so how is he supposed to build the bed and set it up if it's only a few centimeters smaller than the whole length of his room?
@@0.-.0 Carefully.
@@KimberlyKohn I get that you're joking, but it's genuinely not possible.
I slept for 6 years in a room that was smaller than that, I had a bed with storage underneath, a folding desk, an ikea Billy and floating shelves with books... when there's a will there's a way
loved "NOW YOU KNOW!" being mouthed XDDDDD ROFL
I thought he said "you're wrong" but it didn't match up 🤣🤣🤣
That's nice that he didn't interrupted the boy 😂
My room is 3m x 2m and I have a single bed and desk with chair plus storage
His cute and young. He'll learn that a good bed and nights sleep is required in about 10 years 😆 for now let him chill on the floor..bless
I’m sleeping on a thin mattress on the floor and it’s better for my back. Not too thin, Japanese futons are too thin for my hips
This comment is so sweet, ah the wisdom of age
Cute and young and dumb* lol
As Oscar Wilde says “I’m too old to know everything” lol 😆
Agreeing with M_SC; sleeping on a padded floor mat has literally fixed my back and neck problems. Its when you stop getting down on the floor that you stop being able to get up from it!
@@secretname3897completely disagree. My joints were fine before pregnancy 😂
I think he just doesn't want one XD
Yeah I honestly believe he'll be lazy to fix it every morning so he stays unbothered instead
@@smgp2023 wth maybe he just doesn't understand how to put one in there. no need to assume things
@Maijolin1
Huh! Its a keen skill to imagine a space that is functional and yet has all of what you need. Many of you have the same dilemma. Why else would you be here😮💨 No need to assume. Life is more enjoyable that way ;)🥂
2 by 3 metres? That's only slightly smaller than my room (2.6 by 2.9m)! And I fit a single bed, side table, two large bookshelves, a big desk, and a freestanding chin-up bar into my space. Plus a chest of drawers and filing cabinet in my walk-in robe space (which is only 1m square, so barely counts).
I had to sleep on sofa cushions on the floor for a small period of my 20s. I was terribly embarrassed about it and threw them out when I moved.
I deeply regret it because it was honestly comfortable as all hell.
I have long wanted to make a bed out of two sofas facing each other. Would need to be carefully chosen so they don't have those pressure points of some sofas, but I've always felt so comfy sleeping on a sofa that I thought it'd make the perfect bed for me.
Of course, now that I'm older I'd need to prioritize not having trouble getting *out* of the bed 😅
he has so much room😭
the only problem is maybe he is 2m tall, so his head and feet are touching the walls of the room
I got rid of a king size and my husband and I sleep on the floor. It's nice rolling up my stuff and having the whole floor space available during the day so I get that. But he could do what I did for my kids and get a loft bed with a desk under it. Small room magic.
🤔 Is it:
a- "you got rid of your bed AND husband"...
or
b- "your husband and you are sleeping on the floor "
???
Because with option a , you would regain a lot more space...
@@717379 lol got rid of the bed. We sleep on floor bedding that can be rolled up during the day. Still have the hubby.
@@kittygumdrop7442 Wise choice: you get extra padding that way 👍😁
I have for years slept on a folding foam mattress on the floor of my living room. It is very comfortable, and is put away out of sight in a closet during the day. BTW, I am 70 and a minimalist who has no need to sleep up off the floor on a bed which is used for a small part of each day.
You are awesome!
8 hours of sleep, 1/3 of 24hours, every single day of your life, is for you "a small part of each day"???
@@rollermixmax and a nap! And if u are sick!
That’s how a lot of people live in Japan. I lived there for 2 years in a two room apartment. The rooms were separated by sliding paper doors. One room had the traditional tatami straw flooring with spacious closets with wide under-storage. This is where I kept my futon, blankets, and pillow during the day. Beds are popular in Japan, but the more minimalistic futon continues to be popular today. As a bonus, embracing the old school style meant my apartment was able to look super stylish and feel normal to spend time in when not sleeping
I'm on a folding foam mattress now, too. I feel like I sleep more deeply than I did on traditional mattresses and I rarely sleep in or spend the day lounging about in bed.
I checked this guys TikTok and he bought a big dog bed 😭 this boy is helpless
😂
Lies😒 I just went to his Tik Tok. Some people have a Minimalist design style. I read many comments here of people who slept on a pad on floor and put it tucked away in closet during the day. They are very comfortable, from what I read. Are they helpless too? 🙄
How do you even know if he saw this video?
My former room was exactly that size, just with the door located where that weird corner thingy is. In that room, I had a bed, a desk, a closet, and an armchair. I'm very happy to have more space now, it wasn't ideal, but it was very much possible and most of the time it didn't feel miserable.
Our box room is 2m by 2m it has always been a bedroom with a variety of beds, wardrobes, bedside tables and desks with chair plus entertainment unit with a big TV. It only has one usable wall to put things against. The others have limited space available. It has always been about some folding furniture and using vertical space.
I lived in a 2x3. I could fit a bed and a computer desk and three bookshelves. Easy.
He can get a Futon or Daybed easily and opt for a Smaller desk to optimize space even more‼️Another bed option is a Murphy Bed it’s like a built-in that lifts up when not in use & pulls down when needed…The great thing about when it’s up it can double as a Desk
And that stuff is incredibly expensive....
Why not sleep in a hammock? During the day, a hammock can be stored or moved out of the way.
Murphy Beds are really expensive
omg I love this guy so much I'm crying
Id get a Thai masaage bed, or floor matt style bed that can fold or roll up. You can layer multiple duvet blankets and make them into a sort of twin bed, then roll them up and put them out of the way. There is also a loveseat sized fold out seating. Or an extra wide lounge chair with wide ottomon... it was super comfy to sleep on one of those, and Im a princess for comfort. We used to just layer quilts on the floor when family came to visit. Pallet beds.
If people can somehow fit beds into tiny truck campers, he can fit a bed 🤣
I mean if he doesn't want or need a bed and he's comfortable without it then I don't see why not
I mean, sleeping on the floor will cause back problems eventually so it’s good for him to go ahead and get one.
@@platinumsix2087
The Japanese have special beds for the floor and they are just fine
Obviously, he grew up without a bed & doesn't know what he's missing 🤫 I take an air matress camping AND to the beach! 😀
"Obviously he grew up without a bed"? What racist BS is this?
@rambunctiousvegetable I can be interpeted that way bc "Black ppl are poor and can't afford stuff" ect. but that's probably not what op meant... Could be wrong tho...
@@malaikalight my first thought was that OP had a similar reaction/question as I did: "he seems sort of determined to not have a bed yet would likely be appreciative if someone put one in while he was out one day - is he just used to it or is there a symbolism here, e.g. his room is one space totally in his control and/or continuing to go without a bed is like proving his willpower?"
I could completely be overthinking it obviously lol but yeah I am hoping OP wasn't assuming he/fam can't afford one.
That's a pretty r@cist c0mment. Im sure your mother loved you the most :))
@@0.-.0
@0.-.0
Some people cant help it unfortunately
Didn't see the problem either..
He needs to tell a field trip to IKEA.
He lives in a room the size of an American jail cell 🤯
2x3m, that sounds like enough space for 3 beds 🤷
6 if you use bunk beds
I need help rearranging a tiny room 😭😭😭
man just wants to come up with excuses to sleep on the floor, just say that its better for back health
🤣 so now u know!!
I mean it's fine that he (a child) doesn't think a bed will fit, what's interesting is that his parents haven't bought him a bed.
He looks like a student living on his own for the first time.
I slept on a camp cot for years after I moved out of my parent's home because it was easier to move from flat to flat.
I literally live in a house that is 3mx2m (the “main” room), precisely it’s 2.9 x 1.8 meters, I have a bed and a little 0.6m wide closet on one side and a folding table on the other side, plus a couple shelves on the wall above the bed. Then there is a little bathroom, and a little balcony with just a chair and some plants. 9square meters, 11 with the balcony. That’s all you need.
Story about a Princess and a Pea. She passed the princess test bc she always slept in mud.
He could get a bunk bed with desk under it
Can you do more of these?
My room exactly the same and the head of the bed at the end is closet door🫤
My bedroom is also 3*2m, I have a bed, a drawer and a closet, and in an earlier iteration I had a bunk bed, so I actually had a desk under it too. The only way you can't fit a bed is if you can't fit yourself horizontally at all when empty.
So 2*3 can’t fit a bed? 😂 let him sleep on the floor
If van life people can fit a desk and a bed, you can.
hey can you make a video on where to place an ac in a room.
In China, India, Japan they sleep on the floor so its no problem. But he's in the UK, WTF! Why doesn't he have a bed? 🤔
A twin or full size mattress would easily fit. They also make murphy beds that fold into a desk. Perfect for students.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
It's like he never even bothered to consider getting a twin sized bed or a loft bed. 😂 Does he think all bed are only ever full/queen/king?
Easily fit a loft bed! Just right over your desk
My back and hips hurt looking at how this kid sleeps, jeez. I hope hes got a bed by now...
I have a folding cot in one room, a couch in another, a recliner in another, AND a "Human-sized Dog Bed" in ANOTHER room. All of them are smaller than a twin bed. BUT then again, I'm only 5'3".
I had a room just 1.80m x 2.10m when I studied in college. I had a single bed, a single folding desk, a round timber stool and a wall shelve over hung at the end of the bed to give me some where to put some personal belongings. Where’s my wardrobe? No wardrobe. I kept all my clothing in my suitcase which was put underneath the bed.
This is next level "when you come to a guy's place and he has a mattress straight in the floor" (not a Japanese futon)... Bro... If you can fit on the floor.. you can fit a bed between the floor and you. This is crazy, just admit you like floor-sleeping if that's the case.
My sister's room was 2m/2.5 m, we managed to fit a bed, a closet and a small table. And it was spacious enough to walk in between (and it was very fengshui)
In his defense, You can sleep on the floor with an Asian style futon and just fold it up and put it away when you are not using it. (If you have hard flooring instead of carpet, you might need two) You don't need a mattress to have a comfortable time sleeping.
lol I imagine the comment are being literal, but the guy is saying he doesnt see a format in which he feels comfortable with a bed being in the room not that it's physically impossible. That said he shouldnt make broad statements like that because he could, he chooses not to want a bed in there for various reasons and he doesnt think he'll suffer in about 3 more years time lol, power to him but he's definitely not thinking about a future in which his knees and back give out because back support wasn't given.
in mu experience, sofa bed is smaller than a single bed. single bed is 2m long but sofa bed only 1,6m-1,8m long. 😅
Where I live the standart lenght of an adult mattress is 1,88m so it would fit no problem. Are USA mattresses longer than 2m?
😂😂😂 so now you know…
coz he wants a bed that is 3 metres long by 2 metres wide! That's exactly the size of 2 queen sized beds which fits 4 people.
He could get a loft bed and have his desk in the space under the bed. Or get one with a desk and shelves built in. Then he could free up floor space where those shoe boxes are.
My bed is 2m by 0.9m. You could easily put that in the command position here and have a desk facing the door.
My room could squeeze in three bed if I wanted to but I still got rid of mine and sleep on the floor. Why waste the space? Lol
The silent roast
Couldn't this kid just get a high lofted bed? The bed would be up and out of the way and he would have more space underneath it.
My girl her room is 3 meters long and 1,78 meters wide and fitted a bed a bureau and two closets in there
My bed is 2m long. My guest sofa bed is 1.8m... That guy needs to go to IKEA..
Oh dear British education system, his parents, he’ll even his friends have failed him
He could get a XL daybed or... a smaller desk. It's all about prioritizing.
I like how simple you make it look ! I wish you can design our house exterior.
Is his room big enough for a Murphy bed that when folded up you have somewhere to sit
just torpedoed his entire argument in three different ways and he didn't even have to say anything
My room is almost the exact same size as his (roughly 2.5*2.5m) and i have a bed, a desk, and like 4 bookshelves. The bed IS a loft bed, which allows me to store things under it, but uhh yeah there are definitely more solutions than just "no bed"
Mind you the feng shui isn't great, but its a bit of a tricky situation. Maybe I should make a submission or something... At least i have a bed tho
Came to the comments hoping for a follow up on this one, guess it's to TikTok I go 🤣
I have a 1.9*2.1 m room so the bed only fits one way and I can barely move 😢
My room atm is basically a closet, 2/3 of it is taken up by the bed XP
Dude: "If You can tell me where I can fit a bed I'll get one but you can't...."
DearModern: "Challenge fckin Accepted"
Goshiwon designers would fit here a bathroom and a fridge in addition 😄
Since a normal bedframe won't find in front of the windows, he should build a platform to squish a mattress on top of. If he looks a bit longer, perhaps he could find a mattress with 190-195cm instead of 200
Oh man he's not even trying. It's cool to not want a bed, less cool to make up excuses and dare people to prove you wrong. Especially when it's not even that hard lol. Just own up to your preference, there's no superiority here.
What is a better bed position, feet pointing to a door or feet underneath a window?
Perfect excuse for a Murphy bed!! Those are SO cool!😂
What do you think about loft bed? I like loft bed with writing table below it.
A twin bed is under two meters long. There’s room kid.
His desk is too big that's the issue
i need help organizing my room
A bed is also a sofa and a bed.
Get him a lazy boy. Problem solved.
Oh that’s nice
Rip carpeting
You can totally fit a bed in that room.
Oh plzzzz all you did was rearrange into the same layout. I challenge you to add a build-in wardrobe near the door.
Show us how you will have a 1.7 meter long table + 2m bed + wardrobe all within the idea of fengshui.
Cuz that’s the situation many school doms students face.
loft bed
Bunk bed with desk underneath??
😆
So he sleeps on the floor? That’s so weird haha
Did he do it? :D
This boy has fully adopted a poverty mindset.
What is the original video? Cuz I’m all ur iterations… a bed would take up too much space so I understand the kid’s conclusions and u kinda prove it
He gave the solution at the very end...the bed by the window and the desk between the bed nad the door, with room for his items to spare
Did we watch the same videio?
There are even bunk beds where you have a desk AND a closet for your clothes built in! But one can simply build it yourself...