1. Weather resistance: The sleeping space should be designed to withstand any weather conditions it may be exposed to, including rain, wind, and extreme temperatures.
2. Privacy: The design should provide some level of privacy, whether it's through curtains, a screen or walls.
3. Comfort: The sleeping space should be comfortable, with a bed or a comfortable surface to sleep on.
4. Lighting: The space should be well-lit, especially if the sleeper will need to get up in the middle of the night.
5. Ventilation: The sleeping space should have good ventilation to allow fresh air to circulate in and out.
6. Storage: There should be enough storage space for any bedding or personal items that the sleeper may need.
7. Security: The design should also be secure, with proper locks or barriers to prevent unauthorized entry.
8. Aesthetics: The design should be visually appealing and fit in with the overall style and vibe of the home and porch.
9. Accessibility: The space should be easily accessible, especially for anyone with mobility issues.
10. Soundproofing: If noise is a factor, soundproofing features should be added to ensure a peaceful sleeping experience.
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