Furniture For Small Bedrooms – Keep Space Under Control

by Paul Ciocoiu · October 22, 2015

Small rooms shouldn’t under any circumstances stand in the way of your efforts to arrange a room creatively. This may indeed be a challenger, but, as we said before, using an inspired color pallet, good light exposure and intelligent built-in storage spaces, you can pull it off and make a small space look large in tour eyes. Here are a few furniture items you can have in a small bedroom and which can maximize the space. By using other design features, you can turn the small space into one radiating comfort.

An all-purpose bed – this may be the right brief description of what you can see below. Featuring storage spaces on all sides and set up in a pleasant manner, the ingenious bed is the perfect choice for a fully functional interior which can make room to other activities as well. The large mirror also comes to visually expand the space.

Furniture for small bedrooms – a multi-functional corner

This time, ideas have gone further the normal boundaries of human imagination. A sleeping platform suspended right under the ceiling and accessed thanks to an open stepped storage. The platform was fitted right under an opening in the ceiling so the person who takes refuge there enjoys a bit of space.

Furniture for small bedrooms – stepped storage on the way up

Again, space maximizing ideas focusing on bed which can incorporate various storage elements, freeing up the rest of the space in the room. This time we’re looking at a kids’ bedroom, with a bunk bed becoming the epicenter of the room.

Furniture for small bedrooms – kids’ all-purpose bunk bed

As we recommended from the very beginning, take control over the space and never shrink from experimenting ideas, however extravagant they may seem to others. This time we have a bedroom featuring a Murphy bed disguised under a wardrobe, a both aesthetic and efficient solution to open the room.

Furniture for small bedrooms – Murhpy bed under disguise

And since we stored under bed, then let’s also look at the overhead spaces. You can secure extra space if the shelves go all the way up to the ceiling so that the bed and the storage spaces make up a whole ensemble.