BEDDINGE RESMO
Brooklyn, NY
Studying. Reading. Lesson planning. Teaching. Sleeping. Reading. Researching. Teaching. Observing. Writing. Meeting. Discussing. Planning. Commuting. Teaching.
No blogging. Not enough sleeping.
The sleeping part will improve now that Beddinge Resmo, a special sleeper sofa from IKEA, has entered my life. It's green and I love it.
Studying. Reading. Lesson planning. Teaching. Sleeping. Reading. Researching. Teaching. Observing. Writing. Meeting. Discussing. Planning. Commuting. Teaching.
No blogging. Not enough sleeping.
The sleeping part will improve now that Beddinge Resmo, a special sleeper sofa from IKEA, has entered my life. It's green and I love it.
posted by Jennifer P. at 9:39 PM
9 Comments:
Your room looks so nice! And I'm glad you're still alive. And that you will soon be better rested.
your space looks lovley & peaceful & comfy too. enjoy.
sorry that last comment was from me, ellen
I am so jealous of your room.kimu
I'm considering getting a Beddinge Resmo as an everyday bed (to save space; my place is small), have you slept in it as a bed? Is it as comfortable as a regular bed? When you unfold it as a bed, don't you feel the crease in the mattress (where the sofa seat and back intersects)?
I do sleep on it every night as my bed. It was a little firm for my taste so I added a memory foam mattress pad. Even with the extra padding I can feel the crease down the middle; that's the one drawback.
Overall, it's comfortable and I've been sleeping extremely well.
May I ask if beddinge resmo is sturdy? I looked at the metalic frame underneath and it has some wooden slats that seem very fragile. Also the plastic hinges that keep the slats worry me. Did it break? Can one jump on it?
I no longer jump on my beds (being a grown up can be so boring) so I can't tell you how this bed would hold up to that kind of fun.
The wooden slats are sturdy though something in the construction of the metallic frame seems to be more flexible than it was originally. I don't know what that's about. It might be the way the hinges are attached. I've tried tightening things up but that hasn't improved things.
I've had three different slatted beds from Ikea and have broken slats on all of them, whats worse is that Ikea doesn't offer replacements. As long as your just using it for sleeping (wink wink), then it'll probly be fine
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