If a full-size rug overwhelms, float two runners under the side rails so fabric layers remain the focus. Use slimmer nightstands and wall-mounted lamps to clear space for throws at the foot, creating comfort that reads spacious instead of cramped.
Try two-thirds coverage beneath queen beds, allowing eighteen to twenty-four inches on each side for warm landings. For twins, a single runner centered beneath both frames ties them together. These placements maintain flow, prevent buckling, and keep vacuum routes blissfully straightforward.
Use breathable cotton bins for off-season quilts, and fold duvets loosely to protect loft. A cedar block wards off moths without heavy scent. Rotating textures seasonally refreshes the room and keeps favorite pieces ready, clean, and inviting when weather shifts suddenly.

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