BED ROOM HISTORY

History
Before the construction of the West Wing in 1902, this room was used as either an office or a meeting room for the president's Cabinet. When the president's staff was moved to the new West Wing, this room became a bedroom suite called the "Blue Bedroom." When the White House was gutted and rebuilt during the Truman administration, this room was rebuilt and dedicated to Abraham Lincoln.
The room has been redecorated several times in the past half century, most notably by Jackie Kennedy, but always including furnishings from the Victorian period.
When Abraham Lincoln was president, it was used as his personal office and Cabinet room (it was used in this manner by all presidents between 1830 and 1902). During the Lincoln presidency, the walls were covered with Civil War maps. It had dark green wallpaper, and the carpeting was also dark green. Newspapers were stacked on the desk and tables along with large amounts of mail and requests from office seekers. Two large wicker wastebaskets were filled with debris.
Bed Types


When we enter into someone's bedroom, the first thing that catches our attention is undoubtedly the bed. Infact, it is the centerpiece of the bedroom. In the present times, due to stiff competition, the players in the market are coming up with distinctively unique products. Infact, the furniture stores are stacked with several kinds of beds, thus providing you the flexibility to choose the type that seems to suit your requirement. There is a wide variety of beds available to cater to the varying needs of people ranging from simple and traditional to modern and contemporary. In this section, we will provide you with information on the various bed types.

Different Types Of Beds:
• Air Bed
• Adjustable Bed
• Bunk Bed
• Bed Buying Tips
• Canopy Bed
• Child Bed
• Futon Bed
• Iron Bed
• Loft Bed
• Murphy Bed
• Platform Bed
• Sofa Bed
• Sleigh Bed