Opt for aluxurious daybedwith a trundle for extra room in a small bedroom.
Measure your bedroom to get the perfect fit when mattress shopping.
Cut the Clutter
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Clear outthe clutterso yourbedroom doesn’t feel cramped.
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“Lastly, get as much up off the floor as possible,” adds Cox.
“I prefer wall hooks, large storage solutions like armoires, and high-functioning bedside tables.
Skip the basket on the floor and get yourself a proper drawer for your extra throw blankets, et.
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Keep Colors Subdued
Limit fluorescent colors in a bedroom to keep the space harmonious and restful.
Introduce whites, creams, soft blues, and other soothing shades to keep it calming.
“It adds to a calming feel by keeping things balanced,” she says.
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For Lehman, symmetry means matching nightstands with a pair of lamps or sconces.
Consider how you plan to utilize the space (besides sleeping) and buy furnishings accordingly.
Decorate the Walls
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Treat blank bedroom walls as a fresh canvas.
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Infuse personality withwall decorsuch as mirrors, framed artwork, photography, DIY paintings, or decorative baskets.
What should you do withslanted walls?
Add custom floating shelving for displaying in the gap between the slanted walls and the adjacent walls.
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Or keep slanted walls uncluttered by turning them into a focal point with a stenciled design or removable decals.
Or try wallpapering two joining walls, or even theceiling, for a dramatic accent.
“Layering patterns make a room more inviting and interesting,” says Ann Jackson of Ann Jackson Art.
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“Using wallpaper in a bedroom can add to this and elevate the space.”
Decorating a small bedroom with wallpaper becomes easier and saves precious inches.
Keep Extra Sheets on Hand
Stash away at least one extraquality sheet setfor each bedroom.
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Choose Seasonal Bedding
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Grab seasonal bedding to keep you comfortable when temperatures change.
Wrap up with the right jot down of seasonal blankets, too.
For colder months, you’ll want wool, fleece, heavier down comforters, or weighted blankets.
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Do not rely solely on your bedroom’s overhead light or it will cast unwelcoming shadows.
ensure you installsoft white bulbsin your light fixtures.
Start by choosing the right-sized bed and mattress based on your room dimensions.
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confirm you have enough floor space to walk around and include additional furniture.
it’s possible for you to also opt for more affordable bedding from Costco or Target vs. luxury sets.
Incorporate plenty of throw blankets, high-pile rugs, and woven decor for soft textures.
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Warm tones like creams and browns also infuse coziness.
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