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How to arrange a small bedroom

May 5, 2020 Crown French Furniture

[caption id="attachment_1368" align="aligncenter" width="959"] How to arrange a small bedroom[/caption] Even the most bijou bedroom can be transformed into a luxurious, stylish and tranquil space with just a little interior design know-how. If your bedroom or guestroom is on the smaller side and you want to ensure it’s both beautiful and practical, we can help. The following pointers should ensure this part of your home is something you can be proud of.
How to furnish a small bedroom
Your bed is probably the most important purchase you’ll make when you’re kitting out this room, so be sure to choose carefully. It’s best to go for a double rather than a king or super king-sized model. Even if you can squeeze a larger bed into your room, chances are it’ll make an already small space appear even more cramped. Bear in mind that just because you might not be able to go for the biggest bed, this doesn’t mean you have to think small in terms of decadence and glamour. This piece of furniture should be the focal point of the room, so why not go all out and choose a fabulously grand French-style bed complete with ornate carved detailing and an opulent headboard? When it comes to your wardrobe, rather than going for a traditional design with doors that open outwards, you could select one with sliding doors that can be fitted closer to other items of furniture, such as your bed. You can also save space by choosing slimline units. For example, instead of opting for a regular dressing table, which might be too bulky in your bedroom, you could pick out an elegant console table. These slender units can slot neatly into small rooms and they’re ideal for storing cosmetics, jewellery and more. The right bedside tables can also make a big difference in petite bedrooms. Look out for compact models that feature drawers to give you extra storage for your essentials.
How to utilise space in a small bedroom
Some creative thinking can save you a lot of space in this part of your home. One example of this is including plenty of off-the-ground storage, such as floating shelves. This leaves your floorspace free while providing you with all-important extra space to keep various bedroom must-haves. Another top tip is to fit wall hooks. These simple accessories give you somewhere to hang your coats, bags, scarves and hats - meaning they don’t end up cluttering up the floor or your bed. Why not use the space under your bed to keep plastic boxes filled with spare linen and other items? This is a great way to use what would otherwise be dead space in this room. You can also free up the surfaces of your bedside tables by fitting wall-mounted lamps.
How to furnish a small guest bedroom
When square footage is at a premium in your guest bedroom, it’s a good idea to choose a few large but hardworking items of furniture, rather than cluttering the space up with lots of small pieces. For example, one big wardrobe can work much better than a smaller model combined with a separate chest of drawers. Simple is often the key to success in these rooms. Rather than going for a regular bed, consider using a sofa bed. This allows you to create a much more flexible room that provides extra floor space when you don’t have guests staying with you. Another option if you have high enough ceilings is to create a mezzanine sleeping area on a raised platform. If you do this, you can slot shelving, a wardrobe or a desk underneath.
How to decorate a small guest bedroom
Sticking to a few basic design principles when you’re decorating a small guestroom can help you to create a more spacious look and feel. The same suggestions apply if you’re choosing a colour palette and accessories for your own bijou sleeping space. Firstly, opt for light tones when decorating the walls. Predominantly white or off-white are often the best choice in small rooms as this gives a bright, airy appearance. You can then inject some warmth and personality with a few splashes of colour. This could be in the form of a feature wall, or simply your choice of bedding, artwork and rugs. If you want to use patterns in this room, it’s a good idea to stick to one single motif and run with it, whether it’s a heart, floral design or anything else. Using it in two or three different forms - for example on your cushions and artwork - will create a sense of cohesion and ensure the design scheme doesn’t look too busy. Arranging a small bedroom to perfection might pose a few challenges, but as long as you plan the layout carefully and take tips like these on board, you should achieve stunning results.

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