A tiny bedroom could be a grand case for many of you who just moved out from your parents and try living alone to be more independent. Regardless, pat your back a bit because you should be proud of yourself for doing so. The comfort of personal space is indeed crucial to have; it's where we spend most of our time, it resets our mood before and after work, and it's a sanctuary where we get our inspiration. So, what can we do to make a small space bigger? here's how:
1. The Power of Float Shelving
 Float Shelves/ Foto: Pexels Ekaterina Bolovtsova |
For bookworms and vinyl toys or any other fandom merchandise collectors, these shelves are a lifesaver! You can stack up to six shelves somewhere reachable at the wall so you can clean them easily. The shelves could also work for small plants as part of the decoration.
2. Wardrobe Substitute
Clothes Rack/ Foto: Pexels Leticia Ribeiro
Instead of having a bulky wardrobe, why don't you opt for a clothes rack instead? There are two types of rack that you can select depending on the wall you have; a wall-mounted rack is the best option (if you can mount the wall), so you can still use the space under it; the standing one is an easier option if you need to redecorate.
3. Hang The Folded
 Folded Shelf Drawer/ Foto: IKEA |
For t-shirts and underwear, you can maximize it with a hanging shelf drawer that usually comes with velcro to attach to your rack. You can also keep your accessories like hats and bags in it, and for small things, don't forget to put them in an organizer box first so it's easier for you to find them (especially in a hurry).
4. Extra Storage
 Box Storage/ Foto: IKEA |
Maximize your space, avoid having a ground-level bed, so you can use it to put your storage under it. Put your unused bed sheets, blankets, towels, and other bath or cleaner stocks under the bed to avoid going back and forth to search for some stuff and mess the room. You can also save your memory in it if you want!
There you go! The idea is to maximize the vertical space in your room and declutter; sort the things that you still need and no longer need. Don't forget to play with a nice color palette that suits your personality, find the best lighting, add a cute rug, save a little corner for entertainment, and a comfy bed is a must!
(MEL/HAL)