Maximize storage and style in a small space with these bedroom decorating tips.
Whether it’s amodern primary bedroomor rusticguest room, take inspiration from these small space decor ideas.
These are our best small bedroom decor ideas.
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White paint on the walls and ceiling keeps light bouncing around and makes the space feel endless.
Minimal decor enhances the spacious, open feeling, leaving room for the eyes to rest.
Here, these stunningbedroom curtainsextend from floor to ceiling and well beyond the width of the window.
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This gives the illusion of ceiling height as well as space behind the curtains.
More is more, and a fully developed maximalist look can extend the space by keeping the eye moving.
This room combines different patterns in a similar color palette for an engaging look with lots of depth.
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It is very functional in a small space.
Floating furniture gives you more floor space to work with, and it enhances a feeling of spaciousness.
Seeing empty floor tricks the brain into thinking there is more space than there is.
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The planked ceiling offers a den-like vibe, making this a cozy oasis for sleep.
Tucking the bed into this U-shaped nook opens up the rest of the room for multipurpose use.
Even on just one wall, a large landscape mural creates the illusion of depth in a small room.
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Make non-traditional spots, such as under the windows, work for you by getting creative with your furniture.
A typical headboard in front of the windows would block light and divide the already small space.
This custom, low headboard fits under the windows and visually extends the wall from side to side.
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This doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice style.
The fluted shade and small plaster medallion on this overhead light complement thecottage styleof the room.
Hang large bedroom decor, such as a tapestry to accent the height of the room.
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Tall bookshelves flank the bed, enclosing it in a cozy way and providing lots of storageno nightstand needed.
Thiscolor drenched roomgives an all-over-color feeling with the tweak of a brighter color on the ceiling.
Matching curtains make beautiful and functional bedroom decor without taking up any useful space.
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Small Bedroom Paint Ideas
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A clever painting technique can make a small bedroom feel taller.
A bright white on the top third of the wall and the ceiling lifts the room even further.
This sprawling arrangement expands the space and makes it feel wider.
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This is a great reminder to consider the height and length of the walls in your small bedroom.
A swirling mural andsparkling chandelierdraw the eye up, lifting the ceiling of this small space.
Creative Small Bedroom Decor Ideas
Use your decor to make a small bedroom feel bigger.
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A twin bed is an economical use of space, especially in a kid’s room or guest room.
Symmetrical Small Bedroom Decor Ideas
Create harmony in a small bedroom by leaning into symmetry.
Matching lamps, nightstands, and decor on either side of the bed feel orderly and peaceful.
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Even small rooms need to serve multiple purposes.
A lofted bed is another way to gain more space in a small bedroom.
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Built-insprovide needed bedroom storage without taking up extra floor space.
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A ceiling height built-in shelf or cabinet can be used for books, clothing, or decor.
Install a sliding door on your closet or for the room’s entrance.
This traditional style bed complements the details of this room without blocking any of the views or light.
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An accent wall of wallpaper adds depth to the room.
The white space around it becomes almost like negative space, making the room feel bigger.
The accent wall also highlights the height of the room, extending the space vertically.
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Add layers of decor within your color scheme to develop the depth of the room and add style.
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