Utilize vertical spaceįreeing up floor space will help in organizing a small bedroom, so utilize wall space where you can. Nightstands could also be removed and replaced with floating shelves and wall-mounted night lights. Think about how you could incorporate multifunctional pieces – a small bookcase as a nightstand or a storage bench at the end of your bed that doubles up as a seat, for example. A bulky chest of drawers may feel helpful for hiding clutter, but it can also mean you hold on to items that you don’t really need. Have a look at your current bedroom furniture and decide whether it’s really working for you. Use trays or containers either on top or in neatly divided drawers to corral smaller items – it’s a handy way to organize jewelry, too.
When it comes to decluttering your nightstand, remove everything and only put back the items you use first thing in the morning or the last thing at night, such as a clock, a book, glasses and hand cream. Choose boxes that can be stacked or clipped together to make a storage solution ideal for your space. Putting them neatly into boxes or on trays will instantly make them look organized. This should make the essentials you do have out more accessible and easier to find.
When organizing surfaces, first decide whether what you have out is functional to your lifestyle. To avoid confusion, group like items together into containers or baskets so they can be stored anywhere in the room, then easily moved around as you need.
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‘Designating specific zones for sleeping, dressing, organizing makeup and so on gives structure and creates a nice sense of flow to the room, plus you’ll have a clear idea of what needs to go where,’ says home organizer Emma. And don’t forget a place for organizing toys in kids’ bedrooms.īear in mind that while this is an extremely efficient way of organizing a small bedroom, when space is limited, zones will inevitably cross over.
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