Go with twins. Perhaps you have a spare room you’d like to refresh, or one recently vacated and ready for a revamp, now that a loved one has flown the nest. As time goes on, rooms change their purpose, children grow up, grandchildren come to stay (or you and your partner might not want to share a bed anymore). Whatever the situation, it’s a good opportunity to look at your bed anew. Perhaps it’s time to change the whole arrangement and go for single beds, or perhaps to go the other way and install a bigger bed.
If you do opt for splitting up the beds, I would advise getting a full-size version, which is about 54 inches wide, rather a twin size, which is about 39 inches wide — that way you’ll be covered no matter who sleeps in it.
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