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ChatteParfaitt -> RE: room into a dungeon (4/12/2012 1:00:14 PM)
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Well, how much space you have (do you have room for a cage?), how much privacy you have (can you have a spanking bench out in the open?) and how much money you have all figure in.
I think the most important piece of furniture in your bedroom is your bed. So is yours designed for easy bondage? Mine looks like an elegant reproduction piece that just so happens to have 2 tall posts on each end of the headboard and a smaller one in the middle. I have chains attached on the bottom support on all 4 sides, which are covered by my bed skirt. The mattress pad is waterproof. All together we have 6 large pillows, so keeping older bones in place for some time is easier on the joints.
I have a chair I use in front of my computer (I am sitting in it now) which just so happens to be constructed in such as way as to be sturdy and easy to tie or wrap a person into.
I keep floggers and paddles on the hooks inside my closet door. Our other gear is stowed in a big duffle bag and tossed in the closet.
Lighting, scent, music, are other things to consider. I use candles for soft lighting and sexy aromatherapy. Mood music comes from my pc.
I know someone who keeps a wooden cross in her bedroom. She painted it to match and hangs her purses and hats and scarves and such on it. Unless you know what a cross looks like, it just looks like a large, handy, wooden hanging device in the bedroom.
Most sites that sell BDSM toys also sell furniture and things that allow you to turn a door frame into a suspension device.
You should give some thought to what you *really* want the space to do. (For instance, we don't do suspension, so we don't need a device for that, but we love flogging, so a cross *would* be nice.)
There's so much you *could* do with the space and the money.
Personally, I like having a bedroom space that appears totally vanilla (as long as you don't move the bed skirt. LOL)
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