The design of a round bed revolves around a central point, with all edges being curved. This design means that if you want to use a round bed completely unobstructed, you need to leave enough space around the bed to ensure that people can freely enter, exit, and move. In addition, round beds typically require a larger diameter to achieve the same sleeping area as rectangular beds, which further increases their required space.
By contrast, traditional rectangular beds have fixed length and width, making them easier to adapt to various room layouts. In most cases, a rectangular bed only needs to ensure that the long side of the bed is kept at an appropriate distance from the walls or furniture of the room to meet its usage needs.
Therefore, under the same sleeping area, round beds usually require more space than traditional rectangular beds due to their shape characteristics and larger diameter. This includes not only the area occupied by the bed itself, but also the surrounding space for activities and passage.
