Bed Position: What You See When Lying Down

A bedroom viewed from a lying perspective. The bed's position is arranged so that when lying down, the direct line of sight is a clean wall or a window framing a view, rather than a wardrobe door, television, or bathroom entrance. When lying on one's side, the view is of the bedside niche and a lamp, not a cluttered corner. The room door is not directly opposite the bed. The ceiling directly above the bed has no light fixtures or air vents—because when lying down, that is the only surface constantly in view. The image should be presented from a lying perspective, showing the clean ceiling and the focal point directly ahead.
Avoid: having recessed lights and air vents directly above the bed, positioning the bed directly opposite a wardrobe and bathroom door, using a standing perspective, placing a television directly opposite the bed.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

一個從躺姿視角檢視的臥室。床的位置經過安排:躺下時視線的正前方是一面乾淨的牆或一扇框住景色的窗,而不是衣櫃的門片、電視、或浴室的入口;側躺時看到的是床頭櫃的凹槽與一盞燈,不是雜亂的角落。房門不在正對床的位置。天花在床的正上方沒有任何燈具與出風口——因為躺著時那是唯一一直在視線裡的面。畫面就以躺姿的視角呈現,可以看見天花的乾淨與正前方的端景。避免:讓天花正上方出現嵌燈與出風口、把床正對衣櫃與浴室門、使用站姿視角、在床正對面放置電視。