Efficient Bedroom Design for Growing Kids

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00:00Bedrooms are usually not very large. If you place the bed in the center and put bedside tables on

00:04both sides, there isn't enough space left for tables, wardrobes, and other furniture. Even if

00:09you remove one bedside table, it can be difficult to open the wardrobe doors and there will be very

00:13little storage space. If the space near the window isn't utilized, it just ends up being a place to

00:18store things. The space can be used more efficiently. A large L-shaped wardrobe can be built along the

00:23wall, with space at the top for storing bedsheets and quilts, and plenty of room below for hanging

00:28clothes. By adding open shelves on the side, you can avoid any clutter near the door. The bed frame

00:33can be built near the window, leaving space for ventilation. Placing a soft mattress on it will

00:38make sleeping comfortable. A closed cupboard can be built near the window to increase storage. To

00:43divide the bedroom into different sections, install a circular divider in the middle. Build a step drawer

00:48at the side of the bed where small items can be easily stored. Place a small sofa above it where

00:52children can study or relax. By installing a bookshelf and a floating study table on the side,

00:57you can provide the child with an independent study space. By placing a blackboard near the

01:01door, children can be given the opportunity to showcase their imagination. Such changes will

01:06not only make the bedroom open and organized, but will also multiply the storage space several

01:10times over.