Whether you have younger kids or preteens, a child’s bedroom has to serve many different functions. There has to be a dedicated space for them to study, play and sleep; however, when you are working with a small space, it can seem nearly impossible to design a room that is both efficient and comfortable in your child. To help you put your best bedroom forward, we have provided some ways you can amplify the space. Let’s take a look!

Space Savvy

Of course, when designing a small kids room, you will want to look for ways to save space. That means you should avoid furnishing with large pieces that will overcrowd the room. The key is providing the room with pieces that will maximize the minimal. You can take advantage of vertical angles by opting for bunk beds or a loft bunk bed to keep floor space available. If this is not an option, you can place a twin bed under the window so that you can use the space on the sides.

When selecting furnishings, opt for pieces that have a dual purpose. Ottomans, window seating and toy boxes are multifunctional accessories. Nightstands with extra cubbies and bed frames that are equipped with additional storage on the sides are all furniture you should consider using in a small room.

Get Your Kid’s Input

Since they will be the one living in the space for the next several years you will have to consider their personal preferences. Whether it is fun colors on the walls or painted furniture, you should let them add their own touches into the design of the room. A large wall chalkboard, homemade art gallery or a hand-painted mural are just some fun ideas you can utilize to personalize the space.

Get Rid of Clutter

Since you are already working with a smaller space, clutter will only make the room look even smaller; therefore, you will need to contain the abundance of toys, clothes, books and other items. You must use smart storage solutions to maximize space best.

How do you reduce clutter and provide more storage in your space? We would love to know your thoughts below in the comment section.