analysis: Organization and Space Saving Tips for Your Bedroom

Use Under-Bed Storage:

One of the easiest methods to maximize space in your bedroom is to use the area under your bed. This space is often forgotten, but it can be used to store a variety of items.

You can purchase storage containers specifically designed to fit under beds or use old boxes or suitcases. If you have a bed with high clearance, you could even store a small dresser or chest of drawers under your bed.

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Types of Storage Beds    (google images)
	Divan Beds	view ideas
	– 2 Drawers	view ideas
	– 4 Drawers	view ideas
	– Footend	view ideas
	Ottoman Beds	view ideas
	– Half Ottoman	view ideas
	Bed Frame w/ Drawers	view ideas
	– With Shelving	view ideas
	Storage Bed Diagrams	view ideas
	– Mechanism	view ideas

Invest In Storage Containers And Organizers:

In addition to storage furniture, another great way to organize your bedroom is to invest in some storage containers and organizers. There are various types of storage containers available, so you can choose the ones that best fit your needs.

Storage bins, baskets, and boxes can store various items, such as clothing, shoes, and accessories. Shelf dividers and drawer organizers can also help organize smaller items.

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Types of Storage Organization    (google images)
	Shelving	view ideas
	Storage Benches	view ideas
	Storage Bins	view ideas
	Storage Baskets	view ideas
	Staircase Storage	view ideas
	Rafter Storage	view ideas
	Hook Storage	view ideas

 

Types of Closet    (google images)
	Closet Systems	view ideas
	Coat Wardrobe	view ideas
	Under Bed Storage	view ideas
	Over Door Storage	view ideas
	Under Sink Storage	view ideas

Mattress Dimensions:

The varying mattress sizes to consider:

• Queen size

  mattresses are a popular size for couples and single sleepers alike. If you have a queen mattress, you’ll need to find a frame at least 60" wide and 80" long.

• King size

  if you have a king-size mattress, you’ll need to find a frame at least 76" wide and 80" long.

• California King

  bed mattresses are longer and narrower than standard king mattresses. If you have a California king mattress, you’ll need to find a frame at least 72" wide and 84" long.

• Twin size

  mattress is the smallest standard mattress size. If you have a twin mattress, you’ll need to find a frame at least 39" wide and 75" long.

• Twin XL

  mattress is a bit longer than a standard twin mattress. If you have a twin XL mattress, you’ll need to find a frame at least 39" wide and 80" long.

• Full size

  mattresses are larger than twin-size mattresses and are an excellent option for single sleepers. If you have a full mattress, you’ll need to find a frame at least 54" wide and 75" long.

• XL Full

  mattress is the same width as a standard full mattress but is five inches longer. If you have an XL full mattress, you’ll need to find a frame at least 54" wide and 80" long.

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Once you decide on the mattress size, you need to pick the type of bed frame and possible headboard that goes with headboard frames. The types and styles of headboards noted below:

Types Bed Frames
	Bed Frames Types	view
	– platform	view
	– storage	view
	– sleigh bed	view
	– loft bed	view
	– wrought iron	view
	– poster	view
	– canopy	view

(google images)
	– headboard	view
	– upholstered	view
	– shelter	view
	– mid-century	view
	– TV frame	view
	– spindle	view
	– day bed	view
	– futon	view

Bedroom Headboards
	Headboard Ideas	view
	– wood	view
	– metal	view
	– upholstered	view
	– leather	view
	– rattan/wicker	view
	– crate	view

(google images)
	Headboard Styles	view
	– traditional	view
	– panels	view
	– slat	view
	– contemporary	view
	– poster	view
	– bookcase	view

Consider A Medium-Firm Mattress:

When shopping for a bed frame, keep in mind the mattress you have and the mattress dimensions.

If you need a new mattress, a medium-firm mattress is a good choice for most people, as it provides support and comfort for sleep quality. Mattress preferences can vary according to sleeping positions, so trying out a few different types is essential before deciding.

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Mattress Types    (from google images)
	Innerspring	view ideas
	Foam	view ideas
	Hybrid	view ideas
	Latex	view ideas
	Air	view ideas

Types of Vertical Storage:

The best way to take advantage of vertical space is find storage furniture that hangs, floats, and is thin and high. Some examples noted below:

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Bedroom Storage Ideas    (google images)
	Armoires	view ideas
	– Wardrobe Sliding Door	view ideas
	– Mirror Storage Cabinets	view ideas
	– Tall Vertical Dresser	view ideas
	Built-In Dressers	view ideas
	– Built-In Shelves	view ideas
	– Knee-Wall Storage	view ideas
	Bookshelf Wall	view ideas
	– Floating Shelves	view ideas
	– Floating Corner Shelves	view ideas
	– Hanging Shelves	view ideas
	Minimalist Wall System	view ideas
	– Bed Frame Storage	view ideas
	– Wall Bed	view ideas
	End Bed Trunks	view ideas
	– Ottoman Storage	view ideas
	– Storage Cubes	view ideas
	Window Bench	view ideas