Here’s the daybed.It’s from IKEA.Which one is the cutest?Should I get a twin bed or a daybed?I am a 14 year old girl and I DON’T WANT TO GET A DAYBED AND THEN GET SICK OF IT.Thanks!
http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/90073978
The daybed is nice, but you will
1) be restricted by it
2) you won’t be able to hang a leg off the edge
3) have only one way to get on it
4) notice it’s less comfortable because no box spring
5) find daybed bedding usually costs more,
6) and you have fewer choices in bedding.
Plus, this daybed doesn’t come with a trundle bed, so you don’t gain an extra bed for guests. A twin bed can go in a corner, even diagonal against the wall, and there’s no end to the number of bedding available.
When I was 14, I had a full size bed and I loved it! Think about graduating up to a bigger bed, it doesn’t take up that much more space than a twin, but you’ll notice the difference.
I think the bed is very nice. I would go with the daybed, I’ve always wanted a daybed but my husband won’t go for it. (ha ha) I don’t think you’ll get bored.
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dont get i day bed!!!! i had one and i bought a new one after a couple weeks, i got my new one( that i love) from ikea too =]
so get a twin bed…or even better in my opinion, a futon! couch by day, bed by night hehe=]
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honestly the day bed is cute but you will get tired of it. i had one and you cant make them right and the bars get in your way. go with the twin bed with nice head and foot board
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this depends on how you decorate the rest of the room. If you have the right accessories you can make a twin bed look like a day bed and still have the option to move your room around if you change your mind later
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The daybed is nice, but you will
1) be restricted by it
2) you won’t be able to hang a leg off the edge
3) have only one way to get on it
4) notice it’s less comfortable because no box spring
5) find daybed bedding usually costs more,
6) and you have fewer choices in bedding.
Plus, this daybed doesn’t come with a trundle bed, so you don’t gain an extra bed for guests. A twin bed can go in a corner, even diagonal against the wall, and there’s no end to the number of bedding available.
When I was 14, I had a full size bed and I loved it! Think about graduating up to a bigger bed, it doesn’t take up that much more space than a twin, but you’ll notice the difference.
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