Hi Felicia, Thanks so much for the comment. So, small rooms can definitely be tricky. If you watched the airbnb video, the 2nd bedroom was 9'x8'. That's small, but not tiny. My advice would be to keep the decor minimal. I don't mean sparse, like no decor and all white walls. I mean, keep it to the most necessary things. In fact, you might want to use items like hats, handbags, scarves, makeup, anything that you use daily - can be arranged aesthetically, as your decor. For example, use the vertical space: walls for displaying a hat collection on a wall. You could install shelves on the wall to display handbags. Suddenly, the items that you use every day have become your bedroom decor, and you've used the vertical space in the room. Second piece of advice would be to get furniture that can do double duty. A make-up vanity with an attached mirror can be a desk, a place to put on make-up, and a place to store clothes. So, this spot can also be outfitted as a focal point in the room: install small shelves on the wall around it for things like your go to perfume bottles. This is another example of using your wall space, the vertical space, as a spot to display your favorite items. I guess you can say that the main theme of decorating a small bedroom would be go for the most necessary items, focus on using your everyday items, parts of wardrobe, as decor. (Heck you could even display your favorite shoes on a shelf on the wall - instead of being stored away in a closet. I'd also argue, that when you display your favorite wardrobe pieces in this way, you're honoring them. They're way less likely to get damaged on display then in a closet, piled over with everything else, you know?) So, keep things minimal, intentional, and multi-functional in a small bedroom. Hope this helps? :)
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I have a bed room that measures 9 x 8. Can you give me some decor ideas.
Hi Felicia, Thanks so much for the comment. So, small rooms can definitely be tricky. If you watched the airbnb video, the 2nd bedroom was 9'x8'. That's small, but not tiny. My advice would be to keep the decor minimal. I don't mean sparse, like no decor and all white walls. I mean, keep it to the most necessary things. In fact, you might want to use items like hats, handbags, scarves, makeup, anything that you use daily - can be arranged aesthetically, as your decor. For example, use the vertical space: walls for displaying a hat collection on a wall. You could install shelves on the wall to display handbags. Suddenly, the items that you use every day have become your bedroom decor, and you've used the vertical space in the room. Second piece of advice would be to get furniture that can do double duty. A make-up vanity with an attached mirror can be a desk, a place to put on make-up, and a place to store clothes. So, this spot can also be outfitted as a focal point in the room: install small shelves on the wall around it for things like your go to perfume bottles. This is another example of using your wall space, the vertical space, as a spot to display your favorite items. I guess you can say that the main theme of decorating a small bedroom would be go for the most necessary items, focus on using your everyday items, parts of wardrobe, as decor. (Heck you could even display your favorite shoes on a shelf on the wall - instead of being stored away in a closet. I'd also argue, that when you display your favorite wardrobe pieces in this way, you're honoring them. They're way less likely to get damaged on display then in a closet, piled over with everything else, you know?) So, keep things minimal, intentional, and multi-functional in a small bedroom. Hope this helps? :)