So we moved into our new house nearly 2 years ago. We put my daughter into one of the bedrooms and there she stayed for about 6 months before realising the other bedroom was 2 big tiles longer (so 12 tiles infact) which is quite alot more space.
It wasnt until I swopped the curtains over that realised the windows were different sizes too.
So then she had the "Bigger" room for the past year and a half, you know, the room with 12 tiles more than the other.
Well, today, shes going back into the other room (the smaller room) as Ive had it decorated for her and guess what.....its not 12 tiles bigger. Its not really bigger at all. The only difference is that room is set forward slightly more and the wardrobes (which are 2 tiles wide) are set outwards (in the other room wardrobes are build inwards...inline with the door) ....therefore actually there a little space of 2x2 at the doorway.And yes I counted how many tiles there were from the door way to the window and not the wardrobe to the window and therefore no difference whatsoever except for these 4 tiles which is a completely bit of useless space..
Amazing what you find out after 2 years.
It wasnt until I swopped the curtains over that realised the windows were different sizes too.
So then she had the "Bigger" room for the past year and a half, you know, the room with 12 tiles more than the other.
Well, today, shes going back into the other room (the smaller room) as Ive had it decorated for her and guess what.....its not 12 tiles bigger. Its not really bigger at all. The only difference is that room is set forward slightly more and the wardrobes (which are 2 tiles wide) are set outwards (in the other room wardrobes are build inwards...inline with the door) ....therefore actually there a little space of 2x2 at the doorway.And yes I counted how many tiles there were from the door way to the window and not the wardrobe to the window and therefore no difference whatsoever except for these 4 tiles which is a completely bit of useless space..
Amazing what you find out after 2 years.
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