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Designer Tips for Decorating Small Bedrooms

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Designer Tips for Decorating Small Bedrooms

Designer Tips for Decorating Small Bedrooms

Shea McGee shares tips for maximizing space and styling in small bedrooms, focusing on furniture arrangement, pattern mixing, and creating focal points.

By Studio McGee

Published Mar 2024·Updated Oct 2026

Room-Specific Interior Upgrades

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Difficulty

Beginner

Space

Small

Materials

Compact project bill of materials.

Nightstand
2 item
Price unknown
Queen Bed
1 item
Price unknown
Reversible Blanket
1 item
Price unknown
Crisp Bedding
1 item
Price unknown
Textural Blanket
1 item

Price unknown

Hand-Knotted Rug

1 item

Price unknown

Magda Chair

1 item

Price unknown

Twin Beds

2 item

Price unknown

Central Nightstand

1 item

Price unknown

Checkered Jute and Wool Rug

1 item

Price unknown

Ticking Stripe Bolster Pillow

1 item

Price unknown

Chambray Bedding

1 item

Price unknown

Steps

1
Before arranging furniture, measure the dimensions of your bedroom to ensure that all pieces fit comfortably without overcrowding.
2
Select a queen bed instead of a king to allow for comfortable movement around the room.
3
Place nightstands on either side of the bed to create balance and functionality.
4
Design the headboard wall to be a focal point, avoiding the tendency to push all furniture into corners.
5
Use multiple layers of bedding, including a reversible blanket and textured pillows, to create a cozy and inviting look.
6
Incorporate various patterns in your bedding and decor, such as stripes and florals, to add visual interest.
7
Choose a hand-knotted rug that mixes warm and cool tones to complement the overall design.
8
Add a versatile chair, like the Magda chair, to provide additional seating without taking up too much space.
9
For a kids' room with twin beds, use one larger nightstand in the center to create a focal point.
10
In the kids' room, select a checkered jute and wool rug to enhance the design and provide a central element.
11
Use bolster pillows at the front of the bed or on a bench to add style and comfort.
12
Opt for chambray bedding with a contrast edge for a relaxed yet stylish look.