If your bedroom feels lackluster, it might not be due to your mattress or bedding. A poor bedroom layout can affect your rest and daily routine. Here are some Feng Shui bedroom tips to help you sleep better and create a more restful space.
Liz Goldberg, founder of CAROLYNLEONA, and Malka Helft, founder of Think Chic Interiors, share their expertise.
01of 08: Difficulty in Accessing the Bed
A common issue is a bed pushed against a wall, making it hard to get in and out, especially in shared beds.
Quick Fix: Prioritize bed placement as the central piece in the bedroom. If space is tight, consider downsizing your bed or finding creative storage solutions like wall nooks.
02of 08: Overcrowded Dressers and Closets
Insufficient storage leads to clutter and a less relaxing space.
Quick Fix: Declutter your wardrobe and explore additional storage options like underbed storage or larger dressers. Consider nightstand chests for closed storage.
03of 08: Lack of Bedside Storage
No space for a glass of water or books by the bed signals a poor layout.
Quick Fix: Use wall-mounted shelves or the edge of a dresser for bedside storage if space is limited.
Achieving a well-organized bedroom is essential for comfort and functionality. Here are some expert tips to help you optimize your space.
Firstly, ensure that the top of your side table is level with the top of your mattress. This creates a balanced and harmonious look in your bedroom.
A bedside lamp is a must-have for any bedroom. It allows you to read in bed and turn off the light without having to get up. If space is limited, consider wall sconces or smart bulbs for easy light control from bed. An area rug should be large enough to fit under both your bed and your nightstand, extending about two feet out from the sides and the foot of your bed. If your rug is too small, consider swapping it for a larger one or opting for wall-to-wall carpeting. Avoid overcrowding your bedroom with furniture. Ensure there is enough space to move around freely. If necessary, move some pieces to another room or replace larger items with smaller ones. Protect your sleep quality by blocking out light at night. Use blackout shades or curtains, especially if windows are close to your bed. Lastly, having a full-length mirror is important for checking your outfit before leaving the house. If space is an issue, consider wall-mounted or door-mounted mirrors to save floor space.Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit
