where they can invest in any furniture without worrying

about making their bedroom space more cramped.

Some homeowners have to get by with limited space,

which means they have to downsize all the furniture

that is prone to make their bedroom become smaller.

If your bedroom is rather small, don't worry!

Try your luck with one or two of this

10 small space ideas to maximize small bedroom.

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10. Add Drawers under the Bed

Some people think that staying

as close to the floor as possible

is the best way to survive in a small room.

Well, nothing could be further from the truth!

Trust me!

You can expand the opportunity

of organizing your bedroom better

by raising your bed a few inches off the ground.

By doing it, you will be able to add a few drawers

under your bed.

You can make a few drawers with sliders,

just like this bedroom.

You can also opt for a few boxes with casters

for less arduous under-bed storage.

9. Bed and Closet Combo

Don't have a closet?

No biggie!

You can still organize your clothes and shoes

well despite the limited space.

Try investing in this bed and closet combo.

This bed is raised about 4 feet,

so it has sufficient space for a closet underneath.

It features a small door

that allows you to have an easy access to the closet.

The hydraulic support bars

help you make sure that the bed is at the desired angle

while you are tidying up the closet or taking your outfit.

Next to the bed are steps

that provide an access to the bed.

8. Multipurpose Storage Cube

Thrift stores and flea markets can be great places

to find treasures.

Not the real ones, though.

I mean some used things

that can become fruitful furniture

if you tweak them a little bit.

You can even make an ottoman

from a secondhand cube

that you can find in a thrift store.

To turn this cube into a fruitful ottoman,

you need to prime it and let it dry for about 24 hours.

Then, put two coats of black latex using foam roller.

After that, apply a coat of polyacrylic.

Now, it's time for you to upholster it

by attaching high density foam on top

using spray adhesive which is reinforced with staples.

Next, cover the foam with fabric

and secure it with staples.

Hide the staples using white ribbon.

And finally, add four casters to the bottom.

7. A Bed with Adjustable Height

Merging bedroom and living room is a common way

to maximize the space of an undersized home.

You can separate them using a curtain

or any other room divider,

or you can go with this smart idea.

If you have limited floorspace, try going vertical.

This bedroom is unique.

The bed hangs as close to the ceiling

as possible during the day,

so you can have a conversation with your guest

at a sectional sofa beneath.

When it is time for you to hit the sack,

you can pull the bed to move away from the ceiling,

and sleep.

Even better, if your friend wants to stay for a night,

you can lift the bed a little bit,

and transform the sofa into a comfortable bed.

6. Corner Closet without Doors

The closet is one of your must-have items

as it can keep your bedroom organized.

However, some closets tend to be bulky

and take up a lot of space.

Therefore, you need to ditch your closet.

Having no closet is not the end of the world.

You can still store your favorite outfits.

You only need to make some shelves

in the corner of your bedroom,

and add some curtain rods in them,

so you can hang your T-shirts and trousers

without compromising your available space.

5. Above-the-Door Shelf

Every space in your bedroom is important,

including some spots that you think they are awkward,

like the space above the door.

The space between the door and ceiling

offers you a potential storage space.

You only need to make a wall-mounted shelf

above the door to host some less-used items

that you might need someday.

4. Wall Art and Hidden Jewelry Box

If you are an artist

who wants to have your very own personal mini gallery

right in your bedroom,

try this picture frame

that does double duty as a jewelry box.

You just need to frame corkboard with plywood,

install hinges at the bottom,

and a cabinet door latch at the top

to hold your new jewelry door.

You may also need to attach some small hooks

to the corkboard that help you

hold your necklaces and bracelets in place.

Finally, you can attach your masterpiece

on the door of this jewelry box.

3. Bedroom Storage Towers

If you still have sufficient space in your bedroom,

don't shove the bed against the wall

because you are going to make these twin shelves.

These are actually two identical open-shelves

that are connected with another shelf

that looks like a bridge.

To make these shelves, you are going to need

to cut the plywood into some pieces

and assemble them to form the boxes.

You will also need to add a cleat to sides

to attach the shelves.

And for the bridge, you need to assemble

two pieces of plywood to form an “L”,

then attach it to both towers.

2. Above-the-Door Closet

This is another brilliant idea to stay organized

without taking up a lot of space.

Try making your own closet above the door.

The area above the door is often left wasted.

Now, you can use it to store your clothes.

First, you need to make some open shelves

above the door

and add a curtain rod in each shelf.

You will also need to install a library ladder

that allows you to reach your above-the-door closet

more easily and safely.

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1. DIY Corner Shelves

Don't waste every potential corner you have

because they can incorporate

additional storage solutions.

These shelves can host your favorite plants

and decorative items well.

And the most important thing is that is easy to make.

You only need to cut 45-degree angle

on the end of 1”x3” boards.

Then, assemble the pieces to form a 45-degree triangle.

Mount the triangular shelf to the corner walls

using wall anchors after being painted.

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Sp, try applying one of this idea

and add a twist as you need,

and you're good to go.

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