It's always important to carefully plan the basics when decorating a room, but especially when space is limited, as this can make or break a well-designed room. From the initial layout to choosing essential furniture (with a measuring tape in hand), and many other things to consider, there's plenty to keep in mind. But don't despair! There are many expert techniques that can make a space seem larger, and it's possible to create a comfortable, beautiful, and stylish home even in a small space.
In the case of the bedroom, it seems less important. After all, "it's just for sleeping," and as long as the bed fits, nothing else matters. Nothing could be further from the truth. Take note of these four basic yet effective tips to make your bedroom look bigger , more optimized, and more functional.
Versatile and well-utilized bedroom furniture
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In a small bedroom, every inch counts. That's why you should choose furniture that offers more than one function. In this space, the multifunctional and super practical piece of furniture that has become essential in small bedrooms is the bed with a lift-up storage base. The extra storage space is wonderful; it allows you to store bedding, shoes, or out-of-season clothes without taking up additional room. The base is made of white wood, a neutral and light finish ideal for bedrooms of any style.
Bedrooms in light colors: an immediate feeling of spaciousness
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Light colors like white, beige, soft gray, or pastel shades reflect natural light and make a space appear larger and more airy. Painting walls, ceiling, and doors in the same light tone creates visual continuity, avoiding breaks that make the space feel smaller. It's also a good idea to maximize natural light: choose light curtains or translucent blinds that let the light through, and avoid blocking windows with bulky furniture or other items. And to amplify both light and space, try a basic decorating trick: decorate your walls with mirrors.
Think vertically and take advantage of the bedroom walls
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What if you think in cubic meters instead of square meters? If your bedroom is small, make the most of the walls with storage or display areas. For example, instead of a headboard, add moldings to the walls , install floating nightstands attached to the wall, floating shelves, etc. You gain extra space without much effort, create visual dynamism, and it's a great way to add personality to the bedroom.
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