The cost of a double bedroom can vary greatly depending on what you mean by “fully furnished bedroom.” A standard setup with a bed, nightstands, and a closet is priced very differently from a custom-designed space-saving solution featuring a loft bed, storage units underneath, pull-out carts, built-in dressers, a bookshelf, or a closet under the bed.
That’s why, when comparing prices, you need to be careful not to focus solely on the final number. An inexpensive bedroom set may cost less because it consists of separate, standardized pieces of furniture. A space-saving bedroom set, on the other hand, offers different value: it’s not just for furnishing a room, but for saving space, providing better storage, and making a small room more livable.
For SpazioBed double bedrooms, the price depends on the chosen configuration, the width of the bed, the type of frame, the inclusion of drawers, closets, nightstands, and bookshelves, and the level of customization requested.
How much does a SpazioBed double bedroom cost?
Looking at SpazioBed’s solutions for adults and master bedrooms, we can identify a very wide realistic price range. The most basic solutions start at around €1,990–2,190, including VAT, while the most complete sets can reach approximately €8,990, including VAT.
However, the most common price range for a SpazioBed space-saving master bedroom set falls between approximately €2,990 and €4,990 for many basic, fully functional solutions. When moving on to more elaborate configurations—featuring bookcases, large dressers, storage ladders, rolling carts, under-bed cabinets, or more intricate finishes—the cost can rise to the €5,990–€8,990 range .
As a rough estimate, based on the most relevant standard adult and double-bed solutions in the catalog, the price ranges from approximately 3,400 to 3,500 €. For complete solutions or those “as pictured,” however, the approximate average is closer to 6,000 €. These are approximate figures, useful for getting an initial idea, but the actual price always depends on the specific project.
Why does the price vary so much?
The price of a double bedroom varies because not all bedrooms address the same issues. A bedroom furnished with a bed, nightstands, and a standard closet may be sufficient in a spacious, regular-shaped room. In a small bedroom, however, the main challenge is often not buying furniture, but finding a way to fit the bed, closet, storage units, and walkways together without making the space feel cramped.
A SpazioBed solution can include elements that would normally be separate pieces of furniture: a dresser, a closet, a bookcase, a ladder, storage units, carts, and shelves. This affects the price, but it can also reduce the need to purchase other furniture.
The cost should therefore be viewed differently. You’re not just paying for a bed, but for a design that makes better use of the available space—especially when the room is small, narrow, or needs to accommodate much more than just a sleeping area.
Basic Solutions: When the Budget Is Tighter
The basic SpazioBed solutions are ideal for those who want to start with a simple, space-saving structure that’s already designed to make the most of the space under the bed. This category includes simpler configurations, featuring a raised bed, ladder access, and a basic storage system.
A basic setup can start at around €1,990 for a SpazioBed modular bed. For prices ranging from €2,790 to €3,390, you’ll find configurations that include dressers, closet compartments, sliding doors, storage carts, or more complete units.
This range is appealing to those who aren’t looking for a showy bedroom, but rather a practical solution to a space problem. In many cases, a well-designed bed frame alone can help maximize usable space under the bed and create a more open feel in the rest of the room.
Rooms with drawers: more storage without adding furniture
Bedrooms with drawers are among the most interesting solutions when storage is the main issue. In a traditional master bedroom, people often add dressers, nightstands, or low cabinets because the closet isn’t enough. The result, however, is a more cluttered room.
With under-bed drawers, on the other hand, the space already occupied by the sleeping area is also used to store linens, clothes, seasonal clothing, and personal items. The cost may be higher than that of a simple bed, but the advantage is practical: it incorporates a function that would otherwise require a separate piece of furniture.
In this category, many models fall into the mid-range price bracket, with prices that may vary depending on the bed’s height, the number of drawers, the type of ladder, the finishes, and the included accessories.
Bedrooms with a built-in closet: when there’s no free wall space
One of the reasons a master bedroom can become expensive is the closet. A traditional closet requires a clear wall, depth, and space in front of it to open, and often doesn’t fit well in small or irregularly shaped rooms.
Rooms with under-bed storage solve the problem in a different way: the bed is raised, and the space underneath becomes a closet. This frees up wall space and allows for more functions to be concentrated within the same footprint.
These solutions can start at affordable price ranges, around €2,190–2,990 for more basic configurations, and increase as size, doors, accessories, stairs, finishes, and storage components are added.
Rooms with carts: a more advanced solution
Rooms with rolling storage units are designed for those who need plenty of accessible storage. The pull-out units allow you to use the space under the bed for clothes, linens, or personal items, without taking up entire walls with traditional closets.
From a cost perspective, these solutions are generally more complex than a simple base unit because they include movable components, front panels, rails, pull-out compartments, and a more carefully planned layout. In return, they offer ample storage capacity and a very organized use of space.
This type of layout is particularly useful in small rooms, where every free wall is valuable and where adding separate pieces of furniture risks making the room less livable.
Bedrooms with Bookshelves: When a Bedroom Also Needs to Hold Books and Other Items
Not all master bedrooms are just for sleeping. In many homes, the bedroom also contains books, documents, personal items, photographs, small storage containers, or decorative items. However, adding a freestanding bookcase can make a small room feel very cluttered.
Bedrooms with built-in bookcases integrate this feature into the bed’s design. This way, the bookcase is not a piece of furniture added later, but part of the overall design.
The price may be higher than that of a basic solution, but the value lies in the bedroom’s greater completeness: the bed, storage, nightstand, and bookshelf are coordinated into a single system that is more organized and cohesive.
Studio Apartments: When the Master Bedroom Becomes Part of the Home
In studio apartments, the cost of a double bedroom must be considered even more carefully, because the bed doesn’t just take up one room—it affects the entire space. If the bed is always in the center of the room, the apartment can seem smaller and less organized.
Studio apartments allow you to transform the sleeping area into a more complete layout, featuring a bed, storage, nightstands, closets, or built-in features.
In these cases, the price should not be compared to that of a simple double bed, but rather to the value of a solution that organizes an important part of the home. The cost may be higher, but the impact on daily life is much greater.
Comparison with cheaper standard double rooms
There are more affordable standard double bedrooms available on the market, often consisting of a bed, nightstands, a closet, and a dresser. They can be a good choice when there is plenty of space, the room is rectangular, and no special design is needed.
However, the comparison isn’t always straightforward. A budget-friendly solution may cost less because it uses standard sizes, different materials, less customization, and less integration between features. In a small room, this may mean having to add more furniture or making compromises on walkways, storage, and organization.
SpazioBed, on the other hand, operates on a different principle: designing the bed as the central element of a space-saving arrangement. With over 30 years of experience, the goal is not merely to furnish the bedroom, but to transform the bed’s structure into a useful, storage-rich, and organized space.
Cost of a double room: What is a realistic estimate?
In summary, a SpazioBed master bedroom can start at around €1,990–2,190 for basic, essential configurations, fall within a very common price range of €2,990 to €4,990, and go up to about €8,990 for complete, more elaborate layouts.
The approximate average price for basic single and double bedroom sets ranges from €3,400 to €3,500, while complete bedroom sets can average around €6,000. This figure should be considered a rough guide, as each project depends on dimensions, accessories, finishes, and the level of customization.
The right question, therefore, isn’t just how much a double bedroom costs, but how much value it adds to your daily life. If a solution allows you to eliminate separate pieces of furniture, maximize storage, free up space, and make a small room more livable, the price should be viewed as an investment in functionality, organization, and durability.