With such a limited space,
a tiny bedroom can be a big pain to organize.
Sometimes your only option is to be creative.
However, that's easier said than done.
If you're running short on ideas,
allow me to introduce these well-designed products
and DIY projects.
They can help bring back some order
into your bedroom.
Each of them will help you
get your things organized to some degree.
Besides that, they would also look terrific
anywhere you decide to place them.
In the video, you are going to find and learn
12 Unique Organization For Small Bedroom Ideas
from across the webs compiled by Simphome.com.
Without further ado,
let's begin discussing our first idea.
12. Triangle Shelves project idea
Triangle shelves are a marvelous way
to add some fun and pleasing geometrical lines
to any bedroom.
With their open back,
they'll work best with a stark wall behind them
to make your items pop out.
It's even better if you have some DIY skills.
The most straightforward design
is with an equilateral triangle.
For example, you can make one with three 8-foot sides.
The best way to join them together
is with a 30-degree miter at the ends.
Once you formed the triangle,
you can decide how to distribute the shelving.
Make sure that the levels are tall enough
to fit whatever you want to put there.
A good tip would be to follow the angle
of the sides for the vertical dividers.
It will give the shelves a more commercial look.
11. Follow This DIY Color Block Shelves Project
Sometimes, boxes would be a better storage choice
than open shelves or drawers for particular items.
One type of storage to house boxes are block shelves.
Although they can have open shelving,
there's one design that I like that would be excellent
for small bedrooms.
It has square boxes that fit perfectly
when placed side by side.
They come in different colors
that make the furniture look more appealing
when combined.
Boxes can contain things like magazines, files in folders,
toys, or even balls of yarn.
The top surface is also useful for placing art
and other decorative pieces.
10. Pyramid Succulent Holder project idea
Succulents are fascinating and delightful
natural décor you can put in a small bedroom.
With some brass tubing,
you can make elegant pyramid-shaped holders
for these plants that will make them stand out.
Using a metal saw,
cut six pieces of thin brass tubing
(1/4" wide and 1/8" thick) of equal lengths
depending on the pyramid size you want.
Next, thread a gauge 20 wire through three tubes
and twist the ends to form the base triangle.
Then thread two wires
through one of the remaining three tubes.
When the wires come out the other end,
thread each through the two remaining tubes separately
to form a Y-shape.
Wrap the loose wire ends of this Y-shape
around the base triangle's corners to form the pyramid.
9. The Bennington shoe storage project
Do you own several shoes?
That would indeed be problematic
in a cramped small bedroom.
One unique solution is The Bennington Shoe Storage.
It's a chic and well-designed shoe storage furniture
that will take up only a limited space.
It consists of ten wooden boxes
stacked on top of each other.
Each box can hold two pairs
for a total capacity of 20 pairs.
They have two leaf-shaped holes at the front
that serve as handles as well as vents.
The boxes are hinged separately
on their rear-left corners to a metal frame
with square tubing.
To open a one, you pivot it 90 degrees clockwise.
8. Yoakum Smart Side Table Project Idea
The Yoakum Smart Side Table is a tripod side table
made of ash wood.
It looks stylish with its round surface
and natural woodgrain finish.
But what makes it smart?
Well, it comes packed with tech
rarely seen in typical side tables.
Features include a wireless charging pad,
Bluetooth compatible wireless speakers,
and 2 USB ports.
The Yoakum Smart offers a convenient surface
to charge your smart devices
and listen to music through its high-quality speakers.
It's excellent for millennials
who can't live without their gadgets.
It also doubles as a lamp table.
The logical spot for it would be next to the bed
where your devices would be within easy reach.
7. REMLshelf: an Artistic Wood Shelving project
The REMLShelf is exciting wooden wall art
that's also a functional storage device.
A couple of architectural students
designed it to be artistic and stylish,
but also have usability.
There are seven blocks of wood,
six of which you can partially slide up and down
on two metal rails behind them.
You can lift each block (except for the bottom one)
via recessed edges and squeeze an item
through the narrow gap under them.
The weight of the higher blocks
would keep the item in place.
Under the lower block are dowels
where you can hang other stuff.
6. maximize your space with this Staircase
Like skyscrapers in cities
with hardly any room to spare,
the only practical way to build is up.
With its smaller footprint,
the Staircase will significantly save space.
But this shelving unit is 2.6 meters tall.
When you first see it, you might ask,
"How can one access the top compartments
without using a ladder?"
It's not called the "Staircase" for nothing.
The lower three cases each
have a durable platform above their drawers
that you can pull out if you need them.
These platforms are sturdy enough
to carry the weight of an adult.
In essence, they are a step ladder
that will allow you to reach the top of the unit.
5. Blow up Your Dull Wall
Blow is another functional wall art
that will liven up any dull wall.
It has several shelves of various shapes
that look like pieces of white paper
blown by the wind from a stack on the ground.
The shelves blend perfectly into a wall
and serve as accents.
There are only five shapes,
but they can be inverted to add more variety.
They also cast different shadows
that give them more depth
and help draw the eye towards the area.
The shelves can carry mostly ornamental pieces
and various knick-knacks.
They are attached to the wall with hooks.
4. EXTEND your Bookshelf
Here's a novel idea.
Instead of placing a set of books on a desk,
why not extend them beyond the edge
to save more space?
Does it make sense?
It's primarily what an EXTEND bookshelf does.
It's a bookend designed to prop up your books
but takes up only a little of your desk space
as possible.
The clever design consists of an L-shaped bookend
made of 2mm thick steel plate.
It has a clamp at the back that secures it
and the books firmly to a desk's edge.
3. How To Tunnel A Play Area
With The Children's Bedroom With A Wardrobe
Here's another multipurpose furniture design
that can make the kid spaces a lot more fun.
It takes the place of a solid wall
and separates the children's bedroom
from their playroom.
The kids can access both rooms
through sliding doors and round openings.
They remind me of the hobbit house
features in The Lord of the Rings.
On the side of the bedroom are drawers
and a cute little walk-in closet
with another round entrance.
On the left side, there's a floor-to-ceiling bookshelf
to place their books, toys, and other items.
The playroom side even has jungle gym bars
that extend towards the ceiling.
However, that would require adult supervision
as the ceiling bars are quite high for smaller kids.
2. GET THIS Unique Dresser
FROM Judson Beaumont's Straight Line
I'm sure you've heard of furniture and artwork
adding more "personality" to a room.
However, these small cabinets
from Straight Line take the cake.
They're completely adorable and look like characters
that jumped straight out of a Disney
or Pixar animated movie.
The upper drawers give them a facial expression,
and they "sit" on the edge of a table or shelf.
They even have names.
The big concave slouching one is Vern,
while the other big convex one with arm tattoos
is Vinny.
The smaller ones are called babies,
and there are more characters
planned to complete the family.
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1. CRAFT THIS INSPIRING Coat Rack PROJECT
This wooden coat rack reminds me
of a foosball table with similar rods,
but instead of soccer player figures,
it has bamboo pegs you can hang your coat
or hat on.
The wall behind it stops the shorter end of the pegs
and prevents them from rotating all the way.
With a peg tilted forward, one can hang coats,
hats, and even umbrellas.
This coatrack installs flush on a wall
making it discreet.
Ideally, you can place it
on a narrow bedroom entranceway,
and it won't be an obstruction.
As you can see, there are a lot of options
available to you.
I only touched on the tip of the iceberg.
You may buy some of the items that appeal to you.
Or you may try your hand on some of the DIY projects.
An important takeaway is that having a small space
isn't necessarily a bad thing.
It just means that you have to be a little smarter
with your organization.
You must plan early and design your storage layout
rather than tackle the problem willy-nilly.
That's it for now.
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