Having a small bedroom isn’t bad at all – in fact, it’s cozy and warm. If you too have a small bedroom, you know that it has its advantages. However, lack of space can be troubling at times, especially if you cannot organize your room the way you want to.
The good news is that effective solutions exist; with a bit of creativity, some free time, and basic skills, you can transform your small bedroom, making it your favorite place in the house.
Below, you’ll find the list of 20 lit small bedroom organizing ideas worth trying and a video related to our topic. Apart from making your bedroom look its best, you’ll have a lot of fun doing these amusing do-it-yourself projects.
Also, since the main point of DIY projects is to make something beautiful without spending a lot, you will be able to save money, enhance your skills, and decorate your bedroom at the same time.
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20. DIY Suspended Wooden Shelf
To build the shelf, you’ll need galvanized pipes with threads at both ends, wooden planks, braided sisal rope, some basic tools such as a wooden clamp and drilling machine, as well as some glue and screws.
All you need to do is assemble the rod, measure the drill holes, secure the boards together, drill the holes in them, and sand them. Then, hang the rod, tie the ropes on it, tie the first shelf on the ropes, and make sure that the shelf is level. Finally, make decorative reels at the top, and your shelf is complete!
19. DIY Ikea Drawer to Bed Hack
You’ll only need a drilling machine, a cordless screwdriver, a cutter, and a pencil for this project. Position your drawers, making a stable frame for your bed. Then, connect the drawers with angles. Add the slatted frame by gluing it to the bed frame, and you’ll have completed your new bed. Simply add a mattress, and you can start resting. Oh, and one more thing – you can still use the drawers for storage; just make sure that they are facing the right way. (Video link)
18. A Closet Loft
To get started, remove the upper shelf to make room for the loft and take the clothes bar down. Next, measure the wall and decide on the height for the loft. Find studs and attach a 2×4 piece of wood where you want your base to be.
Attach another two 2×4 side pieces to the wall, making sure that everything’s level. To support the box you created, you need to add cross supports. Then, cut plywood, trim it out, and attach it to the front of 2×4. Finally, build a ladder, install foam and fabric, and let your kids have fun!
17. DIY Metal Wall Grid
To prepare it, pry off the metal brackets, sand off the rust (if there’s any), wipe it down, and give it a couple of coats of spray paint. Once it dries, you can hang it on your wall and start decorating. That’s when the fun begins!
You can add photos, notes, quotes, and you can even hang your keys or sunglasses on the grid. Also, putting a wall clock on it will look very modern.
16. A Leather Mail Organizer
Firstly, gather your materials. You’ll need a wood plank, leather, brass nails, sandpaper, clear gloss polyurethane, a plain brush, paper towels, mounting hardware, and adhesive foam squares. Then, cut out the pockets from the leather, coat your board in polyurethane, mark where you want your pockets to be, put the leather in place with folded edges on the bottom, and add the nails. Next, drill holes for hanging wire, put your organizer on the wall, and you are all done!
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You can never have enough storage room, right? Luckily, even with limited space, you can make some additional space with this creative and easy idea.
Simply use any old case of drawers you have, take the drawers out, remove all hardware, and paint them in your favorite color. Then, add some wheels on the bottom and a fancy knob in the front. Place your rolling drawers under your bed and enjoy the extra space!
14. Hexagon Shelf
Buy 12 hexagonal mirrored tiles, 12 hexagonal gift boxes, and 12 pieces of double-sided wall mounting tape – that’s all you’ll need for this project. Arrange the boxes and make a pattern of your choice. Using the tape, attach each box to the center of each tile. Then, hang everything on your wall, and your project is completed.
13. Rolling Storage Crates
If you have some extra space under your bed, consider making rolling storage crates. Your crates should fit perfectly under your bed, leaving no unused space. Gather the wood for your crates, cut it in pieces and stain it. Then, use a drill to make crates, and add wheels on the bottom once you’re done. If you want to, spray paint your crates and add hardware once they dry.
12. Underbed Storage Idea by sawdust2stitches
Build a platform from wood pieces, attach legs to it, and make a base. Next, add OSB (you will probably need to cut it to fit the platform), and place the whole structure under the bed. To hide all the clutter, consider sewing a faux bed skirt – that will do the trick.
11. Sliding Door Under $40
You’ll need two plumbing flanges, one plumbing angle bracket, a plumbing pipe, three hinged loops, two sheets of masonite, one bundle of 2×2’s, two small wheels, assorted nails, 20 wood screws, and some really basic tools.
Using a drill or a screwdriver, build the frame first. Then, add wheels, hinged loops, the pipe, angles, and flanges. Level your door, mark holes for the screws, and attach the plumbing hardware to the wall. That’s it; you can now check if your door is working properly.
10. Bedside Pocket Organizer
First of all, pick a material for your pocket organizer – you can either choose one and use it on all pockets or pick different fabrics for each pocket. Make the binding and start to sew. Also, don’t forget to use Soft and Stable from ByAnnie’s on the inside of your organizer. Once you’re done, use a non-slip shelf liner – it will help keep the organizer under the mattress.
9. Comfy Pillow Beds
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If you love being extra comfy, try making this simple pillow bed that will make your leisure time the most relaxing experience.
Take two pillowcases, and pin top edges together. Then, add a third pillowcase, and pin bottom edges together. Take the fourth one and pin on the top again. Next, sew pinned edges together and attach a handle. Stuff your pillowcases with pillows and your bed of pillows will be completed!
8. Old Cabinets to Two Bunk Beds with Storage for Girls
However, there’s a way to create enough storage room and have two separate beds for your girls’ room. How? Believe it or not, by using kitchen cabinets! You can get any cheap old cabinets, paint them, and use them as mattress platforms. Apart from being extremely useful, the cabinets will look very cool. Also, your daughters will get to sleep on their unique beds and have all the extra storage for their clothes and toys.
7. Over-the-Door Organizer Turned into Bedside Storage
Fold the over-the-door storage in half and cut it with scissors. Put a rope through the holes on the top and use it to secure the organizer under your mattress, around the bed frame. That’s it! You now have extra bedside storage.
6. Updated Kitchen Command Center
Mounting the wall organizer is easy, and adding and removing the accessories is even easier. In addition, the organizer is portable, and it has many sorting options.
Simply hang it on your wall, add some folders, files, little drawers, a small whiteboard, pictures, or whatever you like.
5. DIY: Bed on Wheels
Gather all the materials you’ll need for your desired bed size, and start working! When it comes to tools, you’ll only need the basics. Lay out the frame and start drilling. When you finish, flip the bed frame upside down and add the wheels. You can pick some fun ones, in vivid colors or patterns. Then, paint the frame, let it dry, and wipe it with a damp cloth. Add the mattress and your bed will be ready to use!
4. Open Concept Rustic Modern Tiny House with Small Bed
The answer is yes! All you need to do is elevate your bed using garage door sliding hardware and lift system. That way, you can save space during the day, and lower your bed at night to sleep on it. It’s very easy – you can move it with a push of a button. More and more
3.Do-It-Yourself Bed with Drawers
To get started, you’ll need a lot of plywood, wood shims, lumber, glue, screws, drawer slides, etc. When it comes to tools, the list is pretty long, so make sure that you have everything you need.
Building both the base and the drawers can be a bit challenging for a beginner, so consider getting an additional pair of hands for this project.
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2. DIY Upside-Down Optical Illusion Bookshelf
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Why buy a regular bookshelf when you can build one that nobody else has? Build your shelf upside-down, and all of your guests will ask you where you got it from.
Take a wood plank, paint it in your favorite color, and let it dry. Then, take some elastic bands and tape them with a stapler in the middle of the wood plank, as densely as possible. The bands should fit your books, so check before you staple them. Lastly, attach shelf brackets, and hang your shelf on the wall. Add your books, and your upside-down shelf is complete!
1. DIY Floating Organizer
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If you have no room for a closet, you can make a floating organizer easily. Take a hardwood round dowel, drill two holes one inch from both ends, and stain the dowel. Once it dries, take two paracords, make a knot, and put the cords through the holes. Add metal rings on the top of the paracords, secure with a knot, and hang the dowel on a heavy-duty ceiling hook.
Add some S-hooks, and you’re done! You can hang your clothes, bags, backpacks, etc. without occupying a lot of space in your bedroom. What’s more, you can hang these floating organizers in your kitchen, bathroom, and hallway, too.
Bonus Videos:
In this section you’ll learn relevant ideas pictured from different perspective. I featured this gallery with some footage, voice overs, and little animation. I hope you’ll like it and it gives you a reason to return to this blog in near future.
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