It’s not just for regular bedrooms, your small place can be amazing too!
Calling all small space dwellers! Big city apartments, vintage home layouts, and modern space downsizing all call for a design that expands the possibilities of small. If you need a bedroom makeover but don’t think you have enough bedroom to work with, you’re in the right place. We’ve got some lovely small bedroom ideas to prove small spaces can be stylish.
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Keep Colors Light and Bright
The color white is an expansive and practical choice for a small bedroom. It keeps the space from looking too busy or boxed in. Using white or lighter colors combats the absence of large wall space or windows to brighten up the space. To keep your small bedroom from feeling cold or void of personality, layer your whites with different textures and white-on-white patterns for drama.
Push Your Bed Up Against a Corner
Most bedroom styles feature the bed by centering it on the wall. However, narrow floor plans and limited space call for deviation for this. To maximize the floor space, tuck your bed up against a wall or corner. The effect will create a sleeping area that feels cozier. If it feels too much like a college dorm you can always add a two headboard corner system to create a finished, designer look to a bedroom.
Skip the Bulky Bed Frame
A few inches of extra space can be vital in a small bedroom. Part ways with your footboard-style bed frame and replace it with a simple modern headboard to finish the look of your bed. Or, opt for a Hollywood-style frame that supports the bottom of the bed and extends no further than the perimeter of the mattress. You can decorate the space above the bed with art, or add a headboard later.
Add Wallpaper
Just because your bedroom is small doesn’t mean it has to be dull. Add a bold wallpaper pattern to a focal wall, like your headboard wall. Wallpaper tends to get a bad rap for making rooms look small and cluttered, but using the right style and technique does just the opposite. When selecting wallpaper, choose a large-scale pattern over a small, busy one. Don’t forget to create a cohesive look by coordinating your bedding with your beautiful, new wallpaper.
Add Storage Under the Bed
If you’re in the market for a new bed, consider a bed with drawers underneath for extra storage. If space is so limited that drawers may not open easily, use decorative bins under your bed for additional storage. We love milk crates and other woven baskets that hold up well and look great doing it.
Get Creative With Floating Shelves
The versatile floating shelf can work in many useful ways in a small bedroom. Here are some floating shelf small bedroom ideas: A nightstand replacement, an entry table by the door, a bookcase, a place to hold a collection of modern colorful boxes housing clothing and accessories and a laptop desk.
Embrace Minimalism
Add space to your bedroom by paring it down to your favorite essentials. The focus of this space is undeniably the bed, so keep furniture pieces and accessories down to a minimum. Even better, use sleek, contemporary built-ins for additional storage. Built-ins maximize storage while looking like they’re not even there. A good built-in around your bed creates a cozy sleeping nook while adding plenty of storage.
Get The Bedroom Look
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