It Be Like That Sometimes

I love this question! I was just thinking about doing an inspiration post for small bedrooms because I think they’re so cute and cozy, and I was just reading a home decor blog where the blogger was saying she prefers tiny bedrooms because they’re cozier.

First, I think utilizing vertical space is super important! Hanging things high up and accentuating the ceiling can make a room look bigger.

Picking a rug w/ vertical lines to extend space that’s the right size and laying it out properly (this diagram is a lifesaver) can make your space look intentional and not cut it off in a weird spot.

Using multipurpose furniture pieces is super important! I hate single use kitchen appliances and it extends to furniture too. Get a bed frame with storage, or something like this cool/weird bookcase that turns into a desk.  

Hang things on the walls! Not everything has to take up floor space.

Hide storage in pretty furniture! I have an antique hope chest that doubles as a coffee table, but it’s also used for memento storage. this super cool white trunk could be storage and a coffee table!!

Keep your colors bright! White bedding makes a space look so much bigger. I just bought this and I love it. 

Embrace minimalism! I just did a big minimalism challenge and it changed my life, not being hyperbolic. Live with less!

Mirrors make a place look so much bigger! I like one hanging on the back of a door or leaning up against a wall. this one is cool because it has legs, so it also helps with the vertical space thing i was talking about earlier. 

UNDER BED STORAGE. These bins are life savers, or get a bed with built in storage like I mentioned above.

My fav small room inspo:

I was checking all the newsfeeds, and there was absolutely nothing. Complete dead silence, and that was even more terrifying because I couldn’t see the full shape of the threat. I didn’t know whether the news stations hadn’t heard about it, and they wouldn’t say anything until after my home was destroyed. I didn’t know if my parents were just overreacting. And then, I checked my twitter, and the first thing that popped up was my state representative saying that it was a false alarm.