Design of a Small Bedroom Made by Yourself

Design of a Small Bedroom Made by Yourself. The design of a bedroom can be easily handled on your own, whether for an ordinary apartment or a private house. The photo at the top shows the final result of the gypsum board finishing work. Other elements are presented by a standard bedroom set. Additional panels and lighting should not present major problems during self-work, although some parts can be entrusted to professionals.

Photo 1 — Final Result of Gypsum Board Finishing Work

Photo 2 — Such a Bedroom Interior Should Not Cause Major Difficulties

On this photo (at the top), you can easily trace even the sequence of creating the design: ceiling, lighting, floor, headboard with shelves and furniture. The selection of lamps, curtains, and paintings could not have caused any difficulties.

Photo 3 — Interior Built on a Successful Color Combination

In this case, a typical room is shown where wall color, bed, curtains, and carpet simply complement each other.

Photo 4 — Affordable Way to Decorate a Bedroom. Floor, Walls, Bed in the Same Tones Plus Heavy Use of Fabrics

A very affordable way to decorate a bedroom involves decorating the floor, walls, and bed in the same tones plus heavy use of fabrics for curtains and one wall.

Photo 5 — Nearly Imperial View Actually It Is Close to Economy Option

Externally, it looks nearly imperial but actually borders on the economy option. The use of parquet and gypsum board finishing in combination with an original headboard creates a unique luxury effect.

Photo 6 — The Room Has No Windows, But There Are Many Mirrors to Visually Expand

This variant could easily be created according to Feng Shui: the room has no windows, but there are many mirrors for visual expansion (or as practitioners of this practice call it – "healing") of space. Artificial lighting is deliberately positioned above the bed to "indicate" the energy of Chi, which item in the room is central. The presence of a large flower on the wall together with plant textures in the fabrics suggests that this place is where growth and blooming are expected.

Photo 7 — Combining the Kitchen or Dining Room with the Bedroom May Be Quite Successful

Combining the kitchen or dining room with the bedroom can be quite successful, turning it into a favorite spot for gatherings at home. The lack of space can be compensated by a bunk bed, with the lower sleeping area built from an L-shaped sofa.

Photo 8 — The Bedroom Can Be Combined with a Study

Any room can also be combined with a study. Simplicity of such a solution allows expanding living space through its versatility.

Photo 9 — A Sunroom Can Be Painted in Different Tones of Light Using Curtains

A room with lots of sunlight can literally be painted in various tones of light. For this, it is only necessary to select colors and density of curtains, while other interior details should be made more neutral.

Photo 10 — A Bed Placed Across the Room Visually "Spreads" Narrow Walls

In a flat, in a Khrushchyovka — everywhere where bedroom size is small or, worse yet, the bedroom is narrow and long, it is necessary to fight such elongation. In this case, a bed placed across the room visually "spreads" narrow walls, making the room more square-like.

Photo 11 — Dividing the Space into Several Virtual Rooms

In some cases, when room re-planning is possible, several virtual rooms and a bedroom can be placed under the roof of one such "expanded" apartment. The advantage of this approach is that a unified design for the entire space with various personal details always fits in such places.

Photo 12 — All Irregularities of the Bedroom Ceiling Shape Are Used and No Sense of Spatial Damage Occurs

Any irregularities can and should be used in design; if any detail remains unused, it begins to "ruin" the whole picture. In this case, all irregularities of the bedroom ceiling shape are used, and no sense of spatial damage occurs.

Photo 13 — Each Detail of This Interior Is Capable of Creating the Mood of the Space

Even though the design above cannot be called budget, the ideas presented in it can suggest a wealth of useful solutions. For example, paper and bamboo decorations of various sizes will help with theme selection, while bamboo blinds or curtains can "tidy up" the window. Dwarf plants, pots, and vases also do not require large investments but can create the mood of the space.