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A bedroom, or more usually a room, is the room of a habitation intended to ensure the sleep or repose of the inhabitant, and which in principle comprises at least one bed.

Overview

Besides the bed, the rooms are usually provided with other furniture, essentially of storage, arranged or designed to allow to prepare, to dress and to undress. With this in mind, the bathroom is often in direct communication with the room when it is not integrated, as is the case in a parental suite where it is often accompanied by a dressing room. When the bed, the bedside table and the wardrobe, or even a cozy, are of the same type and form a whole, the latter takes the name of "bedroom" in French, especially in catalogs and offers. The room may, through one or the other of its windows, afford a view of scenes or landscapes which the occupant may observe from time to time.

Establishments specialize in renting rooms: hotels; rustic bed and breakfasts ; Holiday centers; etc. There are also rooms in spacious caravans and caravans and large camping tents.

Sleep is never the only need satisfied in the room. Conceived as a space of intimacy and tranquility, accommodated for comfort and enjoyment, the room invites its occupant to the relaxation, even the abandonment, or the satisfaction of his personal desires. The room is the privileged place for expressing sexuality and intimate relationships within the couple, but it is also the usual setting for daydreaming, meditation, prayer, or recovery of health. The room lends itself both to demortification practices and to lustful behavior: it is thus transformed into a place of work for prostitution.

The bedroom, as an individualized room, is absent from many traditional habitats, where the beds, or in place, are arranged among others in a multi-function room (single-family house space). On the contrary, urbanization and rising living standards have systematized the use of bedrooms: one for parents and ideally one for each child. In the dwellings with space, it is possible that a room intended for the visitors, it is the room of friend. The houses in which servants work, include small rooms traditionally called in France: rooms of maid, camera di cacina in Italy.

When a room does not have as its main vocation the sleep, the room is not called chamber, but for example cell for the monks, the prisoners, and so on. In the hospital, one speaks of room (individual or "with several"); In a vehicle, boat or truck, it is a question of cabin, berth. In residential schools and other collective dwellings such as barracks, the rooms are replaced by large dormitories, light and low partitions, sometimes allowing a relative reduction in promiscuity. The places of confinement generally have special rooms, distinguishing themselves from the other chambers: in psychiatry, it is a room of isolation; In prisons, it is a room that is generally deprived of any comfort and isolating the prisoner to the maximum. In hospitals, the rooms are arranged and arranged according to needs more or less specific (hygiene, age of the patient, supervision, etc.)

Besides bedside tables and wardrobes, the rooms can be furnished with mirror, dressing table, chest of drawers, writing desk, desk, chair and armchair, coffee table, bookshelves, bookcase, chiffonnier, etc. Like any room, it can be equipped with heating or air conditioning equipment, if there is no chimney; In addition to the electrical equipment, often providing lighting, electronic equipment (fixed telephone, radio, television, Hifi, computer, etc.) is available, depending on the needs of the inhabitants. You can also find materials related to the leisure activities of the occupant, games and toys, or concerning the arts (musical instrument, etc.), physical activity (strength training equipment, etc.) ...

The room is decorated and decorated according to the tastes of the occupant and local practices; Aesthetic representations (draperies, paintings, posters, etc.), or other, are usually arranged on the walls or furniture.

The room, specializing in domestic space, is an integral part of an architectural structure; Which is itself expressive of the values ​​peculiar to each culture and therefore of the deepest structures of the mentalities. 2. The analysis of its forms must therefore be related to the overall analysis of the habitat (with its environment) in a given society. The rooms contribute to the quality of life and therefore to the value of the dwellings: the real estate advertisements often mention it, especially specifying their number, incidentally indicating their situation on the ground floor 3.

The bedroom is usually the architectural materialization of the need for intimacy: individual intimacy that prolongs and completes the family intimacy assured by the house4. It is therefore closely dependent on the cultural dimension of intimacy, particularly in its history and local customs; Thus, in Japan, up to the 20th century, "sleeping together in the same room rather than in separate rooms, has always been considered more pleasant, more intimate and more secure. "5.

The bedroom is mostly the place where parents send children when they are punished.