bedroom
Extra storage for clothes and shoes without compromising on space … now that is a combination most homeowners crave for. One way to achieve that is though built-in wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling wardrobes. They save floor space, maximise storage and also act like the fourth wall of a room. If this is something you’d be interested in, then this article is like a wardrobe design catalogue tailored specially for you. Take a look, get inspired and get in touch with a professional to make you one.
Create a visual impact In a micro space, a generously sized decorative piece can be the perfect distraction in making the room’s size seem unimportant. Look at the large chandelier and the vibrant picture next to the bed – the eye has so much to look at that it barely registers the small dimensions of the room.
Holly Marder Maximise storage In a small bedroom, use the walls for storage. Consider installIng floor-to-ceiling and wall-to-wall fitted units (the same colour as the walls) to store photographs, accessories, books and personal items. Also, retractable desks that can be used for work and meals and folded back when not in use can be great space savers. Tip: If your bed has some empty space under it, use that too for hidden storage. If you’re purchasing a new bed, one with internal storage would be a good idea.
Give your window a translucent, sun-kissed flair with aesthetic frosted glass designs. If you’re afraid of committing to a permanent change of panes, consider going for frosted glass film, decals or even spray paint to dress up your existing windows. A frosted glass design can afford you priceless privacy while still filtering oodles of light indoors.
Add an eye-catching shade Spruce up a bare window with a statement-making shade. Go bold with your print (think geometric, floral, polka dots and pinstripes) and palette, to turn your window into a head-turning focal point. See how this turquoise-printed Roman shade gives the room a cheery backdrop of blue, while anchoring the window to the room’s bright aesthetic.
Add an eye-catching shade Spruce up a bare window with a statement-making shade. Go bold with your print (think geometric, floral, polka dots and pinstripes) and palette, to turn your window into a head-turning focal point. See how this turquoise-printed Roman shade gives the room a cheery backdrop of blue, while anchoring the window to the room’s bright aesthetic
Install a window seat Transform the look of your window with a slim bench seat. Such a seating area can add a different point of interest to your space, serving as the perfect platform for trendy scatter cushions, potted plants and evening conversations. Tip: Turn the space under your bench into storage, to keep blankets, throws and other items handy
cupboard with seating
plant
wall frame, book shelf
mirror & cupboard besides bed
side table
window
The mirrored wardrobe doors create an illusion of more space in the room. It also balances the woody elements of the room.
The prominent wood veins on the wardrobe give the piece a distinct, stylish look. The strip of mirror emphasises the wooden element and breaks the expanse of wood, lightening the look
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