14 Ways to Make Better Use of Bedroom Corners
Extend an upholstered headboard. This
gives the bed a stronger presence. It's a good opportunity to get more
mileage out of a fabric and create a daybed feel in the corner.
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The idea also works with a larger bed and a leather headboard.
See how to design with dual headboards |
Learn more about angling the bed into a corner
Let your bookshelves form an "L." This
is an effective way to extend bedroom storage and display space in a
tight bedroom. You can also nestle the bed into the same corner if
necessary.
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Extend window treatments. This provides continuity and enlivens potentially dead space with fabric and prints.
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Add a work nook. We've debated
whether or not a desk is a restful item to have in the bedroom, but for
many it's a matter of necessity. The corner is an unobtrusive spot that
helps keep your relaxation and work spaces separate. You can also use
this idea for a dressing table; just add a tabletop mirror.
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If your space is tight, look into corner chairs for a snug fit.
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Open that sucker up. OK,
OK, I admit, this is a dream-house scenario in a mosquitoless part of
the world, but wow, this treehouse-like bedroom and its open corner are a
darn good dream.
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Nestle an armoire in. Depending on how it relates to your bed's placement, this can also be a great spot for hiding a bedroom TV.
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Place two single beds head to head. This bed setup is great for kids' sleepovers.
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Similarly, you may have the two beds back up to a shared nightstand.
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