Bedroom Was Always There, From Fortifying Privacy To Peaceful Sleep
A Bedroom is an integral part of any house. After a tiring day at work, going into your room and resting there feels nothing less than paradise. Let’s know more about this residential unit.
1. A bedroom is a room situated in the house, primarily for sleeping and resting. A typical bedroom can contain a bed or two, a dressing table, a clothes closet.
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2. In old times, it was common in the large Victorian houses to have a private dressing room for the gentleman and a sitting room for the lady of the house attached to the bedroom.
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3. Back in the 14th century, lower-class people used to sleep on mattresses stuffed with hay and broom straws. Later in the 16th-century, feather stuffed mattresses became popular, and in the 18th century, they were replaced by cotton and wool mattresses.
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4. In the 16th century, a middle-class person earning well could afford a mattress after seven to eight years of marriage. The first coil spring mattress was invented in 1871.
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5. Furniture and items in the bedroom can vary from individual to individual based on their taste, tradition, and socioeconomic status. Built-in closets are not in typical use in Europe as compared to North America. There is greater use of freestanding wardrobes in Europe.
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6.The bedroom is often the reflection of one’s personality. Many people like their bedroom to be customized according to their taste and preference.
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7. Bedrooms for children can contain TV sets, bunk beds, book stands, gaming set up & console. Most of the bedrooms have similar contents like a double bed, nightstand, small lamps and alarm clock.
8. In Western Countries, a master bedroom can also have a bathroom attached to it, a large window for ventilation, a small desk and chair, and a music system, all depending on the owner’s preference.
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9. In the 16th century, working-class people used to have a chamber pot (a portable toilet pot) under their bed. It was before bathrooms in dwellings and modern domestic plumbing.
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From the saddest moments to your most cherishable bedroom, a bedroom shares them all with you.
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