Imagine a bedroom where even in modest square footage there is room for everything: a bed, a nightstand and... a full-fledged wardrobe.
Seems like fantasy? In reality, it is a question of competent design, not square meters.
A wall that works for you
Instead of bulky partitions, designers suggest turning the front of a built-in wardrobe into a stylish dividing wall. If you take up the entire height of the room, you can save 10-15 cm, and figured milling or non-standard door layout will add individuality to the interior.
This technique not only zones the space, but also becomes an accent element, distracting attention from the modest size of the room.
Invisible doors and other tricks
Sliding systems or compartment doors that match the color of the wall visually “dissolve” the dressing room, maintaining a feeling of spaciousness.
Another life hack is mirror surfaces on facades: they reflect light and “push apart” the walls.
The main thing is not to overload the decor: the simpler the lines, the more spacious the room seems.
Order without compromise
Even in a miniature dressing room, it is important to think through a storage system.
Drawers under the bed, corner shelves, hooks on the side walls of the closet - these elements imperceptibly increase the usable space.
To prevent the space from looking cluttered, it’s worth using neutral shades for the main decoration and adding a bright accent in the sleeping area – for example, through textiles or a painting.
A dressing room in a small bedroom ceases to be a luxury if you approach the layout creatively.
Sometimes it is enough to reconsider the usual solutions to get a functional interior, where every detail works for comfort.
Author: Elena Shimanovskaya