Space-enlarging "magic tricks" for small bedrooms

Our home is the base of spiritual renewal. In other words, it must be done in such a way that we can properly regenerate and feel good during the time we spend there. Many people do not invest too much energy in furnishing the bedroom, since they only go there to sleep. Others have that sanctuary. If the bedroom is small but crowded, we may not find peace. This crowding affects our rest as well. What should you do if your network is small, but you want to "make it" bigger?

We cannot expand the space, so optical and interior design practices are needed. If the appearance is different from a room that is too crowded, opaque and therefore frustrating, then we can also count on better rest.

Trust the colors

The darker shades we choose for our rooms, the more we "compress" the space, at least optically. In other words, if we want to create the appearance of a larger space, we must work with light shades.

Size isn't everything

Large, floor-to-ceiling furniture fills up the space so much that it takes up a lot of it and thus narrows the space. If our room is small, but we want to make it look more spacious, we arrange it with low furniture, so it will seem as if it has a high ceiling.

Only what is necessary

We mostly sleep in the bedroom, so it is unnecessary to overwhelm the space by cramming half of it with furniture that is not needed there. In other words, only what is necessary should go into the room, so it does not become crowded or cramped.

Space expansion smartly

Every home has one or more mirrors, but they are practical in small bedrooms because they give the illusion that the room is bigger.

Practicality

Choose a bed that does not have a high headboard, because it takes away valuable surface area from the room. If there is no headrest, that part of the wall provides space for shelves, which offer valuable space for packing.

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