10 Ways to Maximize Space in a Small Bedroom

While designing your home, for every room in your home there is always a way to maximize the space that you can be utilized for various other purposes. One of the way is by removing the unneeded items in the room. In case of your bedroom, where your bed is one of the most important piece of furniture, it is always not easy to work around it and due to this a lot of precious space in your bedroom is wasted. So here is the list of 10 creative home design ideas to maximize the space in a small bedroom.

1) Reduce the size of your bed: Everyone dream would be to have a California’s King sized bed, but there is one question to be asked, do we actually need it? You can answer that question and you may be willing to reduce the size of your bed if you knew how much space you would free up.

2) Remove large storage furniture: You should always avoid armoires and clothes dressers as they use up a lot of floor space. Opt for rolling under bed storage that can hold clothes and belongings. This will give your bedroom more space and visually will look more spacious. Once removed more natural light will pour into your space!

3) Use a futon: In a small bedroom, try using furniture that is multifunctional. A futon provides a bed and sofa in one. This is a good option for offices, dorm rooms, and small apartments with several roommates.

4) Organize your closets: Storage closets should be organized to utilize all vertical space efficiently. The more you can store in your closets, the less that has to be stored in the main bedroom area.

5) Use a sofa bed: Similarly to a futon, a sofa bed can help a small bedroom become a den, or office space and a bedroom. Sofa beds are often more formal in appearance and can range from affordable to higher end models that have leather and a plusher mattress.

6) Maximize storage on walls: Use open and closed shelving to remove bookshelves, and storage furniture units off of the floor and on to the walls. Opt for wall mirrors that hang on the walls over large ones that sit on the floor.

7) Install a Murphy bed: These beds pull out from the wall and provide full floor access when the bed is hidden in the wall. Modern Murphy beds, when closed inside the wall, can house a foldout desk on the other side!

8) Remove large entertainment space: If you have your television, stereo, gaming system, etc… taking up valuable real estate in your bedroom, consider moving it to another room such as the family or living room. If you can’t live without your television, a flat screen mounted on the wall will instantly add space to your bedroom.

9) Buy furniture that is multifunctional: A bed that has drawers below and a bookshelf at the headboard has already combined 3 pieces of furniture in one. If you decide to use a large piece of furniture, ensure it can house the majority of your storage needs, without having to use other pieces of furniture to block valuable space.

10) Use other rooms in your home: Have a hall closet that only stores winter coats? Take seasonal clothing and seldom worn formal wear and put in a hall closet. Hall closets are a great option because they are rarely used and opened on a regular basis.

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