Residents of small-sized apartments know that a small bedroom is not a diagnosis, it may well turn out to be a full-fledged sleeping room if you approach the issue of bedroom interior design correctly. So today we offer you 6 bedroom design ideas for small apartments..
1. Don’t be afraid of color
Of course, the best solution would be white bedroom furniture: light colors, as we know, visually expand the space. But, believe me, the design of bedrooms in brown, beige, blue and any other colors looks no worse – it all depends on how it is done. A compact bed made of natural wood with a bright bedspread can be an excellent solution for a small bedroom.
2. Use every corner
You will be surprised in what unusual places the bed can be placed: every nook and cranny may be enough for this. The same applies to the wardrobe and the table. The design of bedrooms in small apartments often does not take into account the fact that space saving can give a rather nice result..
3. Folding furniture
For example, a bedside table or a bed that folds into a closet will significantly save you space during the day, especially if the bedroom, as is often the case in small apartments, also combines the functions of an office or nursery. Convertible furniture in bedroom design is a great way to save space.
4. Don’t forget about decor
Of course, an excessive abundance of details can create a feeling of clutter, but a couple of paintings or photographs on the wall will not take up much space, but will help make your small bedroom attractive..
5. Use walls
Hanging shelves are a huge resource for storing a lot of things, especially in the design of small bedrooms. The idea of wall shelves is not new, but you can see for yourself how many can be arranged on several squares of the wall..
6. Share the space
Despite the fact that the bedroom is already small, it is quite possible to draw a visual boundary between a place to sleep and, for example, a home office. Zoning space in bedroom design can help organize the interior more optimally..
© Text: Ada Clover, specially for the magazine VASH INTERIOR
