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Let’s take a look at some things you can do to create more space in your bedroom.

There are lots of things that can make a bedroom feel cluttered – whether it’s wardrobes with clothes spilling out, dressing tables overflowing with make-up or baskets of laundry waiting to be put away, it doesn’t create the right atmosphere for a peaceful night’s sleep.

How To Create More Space In Your Bedroom

1. Add Some Underbed Storage

Underbed storage is a must-have when it comes to creating more space in any bedroom.

Underbed storage is a must-have when it comes to creating more space in any bedroom – that’s why mid sleeper beds are so popular for kids; you’ve got storage underneath right away, saving space and keeping things much tidier.

Whether you opt for a Devan bed with built-in drawers, a bed that lifts up, or even storage boxes that slide under the bed, making use of this dead space is essential for a less cluttered room.

Most people use this space to store spare bedding, winter clothing and extra blankets but you could use it for anything, even shoes or books.

A final option could be to create built-in under-bed storage. This works well in very small rooms, sort of like a very grown-up cabin bed.

2. Invest In Fitted Wardrobes

Fitted wardrobes are key to making a bedroom room feel more spacious. Firstly because they can be built to fit neatly into small or awkward spaces that ordinary furniture wouldn’t be able to.

Secondly, they hide clutter. Built-in wardrobes prevent you from putting boxes and other odds and ends on top of them, thus making the room feel less cluttered and therefore much bigger.

When it comes to choosing a fitted wardrobe, there are several different types you can choose from. Floating sliding systems enhance the space because you don’t have doors opening outwards and taking up space.

3. Add Creative Shelving

Non-traditional shelving can help create extra storage in the bedroom without taking up space. For example, instead of a traditional bookshelf up against a wall,  why not have a floating bookshelf that sits around the top of the room?

4. Have A Designated Box For Clutter

Clutter will always make a room feel smaller, so decluttering could be the first step to having a more spacious feeling room.

However, it’s easy for clutter to build back up again, especially if you have things that don’t really have a permanent home.

Having a designated clutter box means you can store small and medium-sized items, without worrying about finding a home for them until you’re ready but will still keep your bedroom feeling tidy.

Related Post: How To Declutter A Room In 30 Minutes

5. Reposition Furniture To Create More Space

Furniture positioning can have a huge impact on how big a room feels, so if you want more space, it might be time to have a bit of a jig around.

You may realise there are items of furniture you no longer need as you’ve created additional storage elsewhere in the room.

Having space all around your bed might make the room feel bigger than it did with the bed pushed up to the wall.

Final Tips For Creating More Space In Your Bedroom

If you can’t physically create more space, there are a few things you can do to create the illusion of more space, thus making the room feel bigger.

• Keep the room light and bright by using white and other soft tones such as cream, lilac and sage.
• Make sure there isn’t any furniture blocking the windows.
• Add mirrors which will reflect light and make the room feel brighter. Click site for more details on custom-built mirrored wardrobes.
• Buying new furniture? Measure from several angles in the room to ensure there will be plenty of room around it.
• Create a focal point – this could be a painting, plants or bookshelf that everything else in the room can focus towards.

I hope you’ve enjoyed these tips which should help you create more space in your bedroom.