At 9 square metres, adding every wish at once makes the route fail quickly. Choose the two things that matter most, then use a strategy that names its compromise.
01 · MEASURECheck the clear room dimensions
02 · COMPARESee the strategy trade-offs
03 · TRYRedraw it in Planner
Quick answer: The 3000 × 3000 mm square anchors support a Queen, work-first Queen, or Full with flexible desk. They are not interchangeable: the bed-centred option protects access while the work-first option gives the desk the better wall.
Geometry first. Each layout uses a 3000 × 3000 mm clear rectangle. Check your skirting, radiator, wardrobe door and bed-frame allowance against that clear dimension.
Compare the actual strategies
Bed-centred Queen + Side Access · 3000 × 3000 mmWork-first Queen + Wall Desk · 3000 × 3000 mmOpen-centre Full + Flexible Desk · 3000 × 3000 mm
What changes between them?
Bed-centred is the calmer couple setup, work-first favours a regular desk routine, and open-centre preserves flexibility for a single sleeper.
Trade-off: A Queen in the square envelope leaves less spare circulation than a Full; the flexible plan gives up some storage certainty.
Before you move anything
The layout registry records a rectangle and its own door/window scenario. Treat the plan as a measured starting point, not a building-code drawing. Measure the outside of every bed frame, desk, wardrobe and chair operating zone. A mattress preset is only an anchor.
Ready to test your actual room? Put your measured dimensions into the free Planner, then compare every validated strategy.