Studio Bedroom Decorating Ideas

Studio Bedroom Decorating Ideas

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Whether you're moving to a metropolitan area or simply prefer smaller spaces, there's a good chance you'll find yourself perusing studio apartments in the process. While these smaller homes often come with lower price tags, they also come with more stress when it comes to trying to figure out how to decorate them—especially while trying to fit all your must-have belongings within the four walls. That said, it's not impossible. You just have to be willing to roll up your sleeves and get crafty with your storage options. More specifically, you have to find ways to maximize every inch of your space, which means learning to build from the floor up and getting the most out of those 10-foot ceilings.

To show you how, and to help you make your small space feel bigger than ever, we've rounded up the best studio apartment ideas for functional décor that can also pull double duty, whether you want to DIY or buy. From floating nightstands and wall-mounted plant systems to creative room dividers and Murphy beds, you'll find more than enough inspiration ahead to get the ball rolling. And who knows—you might just want to incorporate more than a few of these genius studio apartment décor ideas into your space.

Ohoh Deco

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Geometric Room Divider

When you live in a small studio apartment, it can often feel like you have little to no privacy. To aid in the matter, try adding one of these geometric room dividers into the mix.

Get the tutorial at Ohoh Deco .

SHOP WOOD GLUE

Monster Circus

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Floating Bedside Table

Worried you don't have enough room to fit the bedroom furniture that you'd like? With this floating bedside table, you won't have to occupy any additional floor space while still being able to store items nearby.

Get the tutorial at Monster Circus .

SHOP COATED STEEL WIRE

My Friend Staci

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Wood Pallet Room Divider

A great way to break up space in a studio apartment is with a room divider. However, if you don't want to block it off into spaces that feel even smaller, consider this semi-solid option that still lets you peek into the next room.

Get the tutorial at My Friend Staci.

SHOP NAILS

Graham G4rdner

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Loft Bed

When you don't have a lot of space to work with, it's always a good idea to make the most of the height of your apartment. Here, it comes down to a loft bed with built-in book storage—and crafty tape placement to keep anything from falling over the ledge.

See more at Graham G4rdner.

SHOP THICK PLASTIC TAPE

Ohoh Deco

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Solid Room Divider

Looking to section off a room without offering a peephole into the area you're trying to seclude? This DIY panel room divider is perfect for you.

Get the tutorial at Ohoh Deco .

SHOP HINGES

Passionshake

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Undersofa Storage on Wheels

When you don't have a lot of space to work with, it's important to maximize every inch you do have. With this tutorial, you'll be able to do just that by utilizing the oft-forgotten space beneath your sofa and bed.

Get the tutorial at Passionshake .

SHOP PAINTER'S TAPE

Classy Clutter

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DIY Canned Food Organizer

With less overall space comes less space to organize and perfect your kitchen layout. Luckily, this DIY canned food organizer requires just a sliver of space to keep your kitchen spick-and-span.

Get the tutorial at Classy Clutter .

SHOP HAMMERS

Ohoh Deco

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Magnetic Wall Planters

Studio apartments often mean less floor and counter space. As a result, you have to get creative with the way you display things. Here, you'll discover a unique way to show off your green thumb without reducing your apartment's blueprint.

Get the tutorial at Ohoh deco.

SHOP MAGNETIC TAPE

Joss & Main

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Murphy Bed

If you don't want your bed to take up space all day long, consider opting for a Murphy bed that you can pop down each night when you need it. This particular one comes in black and white and looks like a super-polished cabinet when put away.

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Pop-Up Storage Coffee Table

Don't stress over not having enough room in your studio apartment for a desk, kitchen, table, and coffee table. Instead, combine all three with this pop-up coffee table that's tall enough to sit comfortably while working from home, as well as when settling down for a meal.

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Beauty Wall Cabinet

If you want a vanity in your studio apartment but have no idea where to put it, you're in luck! This spacious cabinet will fit all your skincare, makeup, and toiletries while keeping them stylishly organized and out of the way.

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Convertible Sofa

Just because studio apartments don't come with spare bedrooms doesn't mean there's not still room for friends and family to stay over. With this chic convertible sofa, you'll have extra seating during the day and an extra bed at night.

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Step Bookcase

Total bookworm? If you can't imagine going digital with your hobby, turn your books into a piece of statement décor in your studio apartment with this step bookcase. To make it even more of an accent piece, organize your books by color or get custom book jackets (Juniper Books has great options).

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Tufted Ottoman

No room for a spare bed in your studio apartment? No worries. With this ottoman, you'll be able to extend it into a futon when need be and store it away when it's not necessary.

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Corner Desk

Make the most of every inch of your studio apartment with this convenient corner desk. It features enough space to fit a chair underneath, as well as shelves for books and trinkets.

Studio Bedroom Decorating Ideas

Source: https://www.countryliving.com/diy-crafts/g31207486/studio-apartment-decor-ideas/