What is the
important yet personal space in a house?
The living room? Yes, it is important, but is it personal?
The Bedroom is where we let our true self explore this realm freely. Other
spaces are constantly conquered by others. So a cramped room space can lead to
many psychological issues. But it's also hard to neglect a cupboard space in a
room. This leads us to design a cupboard space considering the space available
in the bedroom. If you are pushed to design a small room in the available built
up area, consider these 10 simple ideas to design a cupboard or enhance the
storage area in your room.
1. Colours
The darker
the colour of your interior, the deeper it becomes; making your room look much
smaller.
The best way to overcome this is using light colour panels for your cupboard
design. Natural lighting and bright colours can make your room look bigger.
2. Built-in closet
While
planning and designing a room space; if your room is going to be smaller, plan
a built-in closet. This helps you to save more floor space by utilising every
bit of the floor and wall area in your room. This also helps you to customize
your own design in the cupboard, leaving a personal design touch in your room.
3. Sliding door
Traditional
cupboard doors need the extra space for opening the door, but a sliding door
can be a brilliant solution for saving that space in a smaller room.
4. Mirror
Mirrors are
a great way to make your space look much bigger. This just doesn’t work as an
illusion factor, but when combined with a cupboard can also be a place for
dressing. This brilliantly saves up the space in your room at the same time
creating an illusion of making it bigger.
5. Vertical storage
Utilising
your wall space can prove effective in time of need, especially when you are
lacking space in your room. Vertical storage, like higher shelves and cabinets
above your bed, can help you save floor space effectively. These higher shelves
can be used for storing less used materials.
6. Intergrated desk
It is
always a luxury to add a workstation in your room. A cupboard is a must, but if
you are requiring a working table or a dressing table in your room; you can
integrate them to form multipurpose furniture. This saves an enormous space in
your room.
7. Corner Cupboard
Think about
it: the most useless space in any room will be the unused corner space; often
hidden behind a door or furniture. This space can be used as a corner cupboard
to store your extra clothes and accessories. It can help you use your vertical
corner wall space, saving up the extra floor space in your room.
8. Cupboard behind doors
Door acts
as a threshold between once space and another, but in times can also be used as
a space for extra storage with some attach hooks and shelves. Attaching extra
shelves to your cupboard doors can also be useful in making them to store
double the amount.
9. Under bed storage
Beds are
not just for sleeping, but can also be used for storing. When your bed has
space below, you can use pull out drawers and plastic containers to use extra
mattresses or clothes.
10. Lighting
You’ve
tried everything, but still your room feels small? Try adding strip RGB lights
inside your cupboard. This automatically enhances your overall interior
experience. A sensor light can also be placed inside your cupboard, making them
interactive with the user.
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