Tips for Small Space Condo Living - Small Master Bedrooms

The Bed:

In a small master bedroom, it is key to keep it's use concise. If you can,
minimize the amount of furniture and locate the bed central to the room.
Depending on design style, keep side tables to a small size or float shelves
from the wall to visually free up floor space. An option is to have a
licenced electrician install wall mounted lamps, that can be purchased with a
swing arm to adjust position, which is great for reading in Bed. Keep the
Scale of lights, bedside tables. Overcoming big lamps
Space.

The Bedding:

For a fresh look at the hotel, to maintain a double solid white or neutral color. Press
the height of the cushion to a maximum of 4, and coordinate, corresponding to 2 Shams
the solid neutral.

The Cabinet:

If there is not enough storage space for one of two paths to follow Clothing
Storage. The purchase of closed doorwith modular interior
provide flexibility in storage, from shoes to belts to sweaters. Keep the door
Fronts minimum, but the rest of the system. Paint or
Buy the cabinets the same color as the wall color to keep room
with the imposition of the rest of the small room. A second possibility for clothes
Storage is exposed to a cabinet containing a more urban and installation
industrial approach. Hang all the clothes to clean wood cuttingand
chrome hangers and let your newest fashion purchase be your bedrooms art.
Keep your best stuff on display and utilize a secondary closet for the clothes
you don't wear regularly.

The Seating:

If you are able to squeeze in a sitting area in your small master bedroom,
choose a location close to a window. Keep the chair to a small size and share
the bed's side table for setting down your morning coffee while you read the
paper in the sunlight. If your window sill is low enough use a bench as a
window seat or have a millworker build in a bench and have a upholstered bench
pad made to fit. Most benches provide storage inside which is a great place
to store extra bedding and pillows.

The Lighting:

Generally in most bedroom uses sconces or table lamps either side of the bed
is sufficient for general lighting with a ceiling mounted fixture for
occasional use. If the ability is there, a series of 4-6 recessed pot lights
on a dimmer can replace a ceiling mounted fixture for a modern aesthetic and
provide flexibility in lighting options. If further lighting is needed for
wardrobe systems, purchase art lights and hang them from the top of the
wardrobes for localized task lighting. If a makeup area requires lighting,
install a light bar above a mirror. For lighting at a sitting area, use an
adjustable floor lamp situated just behind the chair, away from the side table
lamp.

The Windows:

Window coverings for your bedroom has a long variety of options that require
another article. If you need a dark room to get a good sleep look for drapery
or shades that are lined to provide blackout. If you don't require lining
there are many options including sheers, horizontal and vertical blinds, roman
shades, roller shades, wood slat blinds, woven wood blinds and rod/track
drapery. Choices from these options are dependant on window dimensions,
privacy requirements and style required.

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