Interior Design Bedroom Small Space Gallery
Interior Design Bedroom Small Space. Use window treatments to bring the windows up and give the illusion of height. Hang curtain rods at least 12-16" above the window and use light and flowy fabric for a soft romantic look. Heavy and dark draperies will bring the walls in and contribute to a smaller appearance.
Choose paint colors that will reflect light and work well within your space. In this small townhouse bedroom, we used Benjamin Moore's Algonquin Trail (#1055). It works great with blues/reds/greens, and provides a great backdrop for a variety of styles without darkening the room.
Place furniture in alcoves or at an angle for added interest in a small boxy room. Find a bed frame with ample room underneath for added storage. Add side tables with storage, and lamps for great ambient lighting.
Find a floor mirror and place it on an empty wall for the illusion of space. Place a floor lamp next to it for added light reflection. This is a great way to make a room look bigger without adding additional bulky furniture.
If you have hardwood floors, find a great patterned rug to add interest to the floor. Place at an angle to the furniture.
Add wall shelves for storage. Situate books/accessories nicely on the shelves so they are points of interest rather than just a bookshelf. Keep clutter to a minimum by maximizing your closet space with baskets/shelves.
Use these tips to create an amazing bedroom that you will look forward to spending time in every evening.
As a home builder and Interior Designer, Rebecca's passion for design shows through in her creations. She has personally designed/staged over $10 Million in real estate since 2005
Choose paint colors that will reflect light and work well within your space. In this small townhouse bedroom, we used Benjamin Moore's Algonquin Trail (#1055). It works great with blues/reds/greens, and provides a great backdrop for a variety of styles without darkening the room.
Place furniture in alcoves or at an angle for added interest in a small boxy room. Find a bed frame with ample room underneath for added storage. Add side tables with storage, and lamps for great ambient lighting.
Find a floor mirror and place it on an empty wall for the illusion of space. Place a floor lamp next to it for added light reflection. This is a great way to make a room look bigger without adding additional bulky furniture.
If you have hardwood floors, find a great patterned rug to add interest to the floor. Place at an angle to the furniture.
Add wall shelves for storage. Situate books/accessories nicely on the shelves so they are points of interest rather than just a bookshelf. Keep clutter to a minimum by maximizing your closet space with baskets/shelves.
Use these tips to create an amazing bedroom that you will look forward to spending time in every evening.
As a home builder and Interior Designer, Rebecca's passion for design shows through in her creations. She has personally designed/staged over $10 Million in real estate since 2005
Interior Design Bedroom Small Space
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