If you’re looking for a clean, minimalist look, stick with all white walls (or something in the white-color family). Use tall bookcases to take up space and offer a place to display art, books, and knick-knacks without creating outward clutter.Ĭolor can make or break your space and there are a lot of options depending on your personal style preference. If a loft bed isn’t in the cards, try vertical storage. Not only will this free up room in your apartment, but it also helps distinguish your sleeping space from your living space. When you can’t go out, go up! If you’re lucky enough to have a studio with high ceilings, utilize all your space by installing a loft bed. A daybed functions both as a sofa and a bed for sleeping, or a stylish futon offers seating during the waking hours and folds down to a bed at night. If you’re really struggling to create room in your studio, think about making the big furniture items multi-purpose. Some popular options are ottomans that can be used as a footrest, additional seating, and storage, or a coffee table with a shelf and baskets to clear up clutter.
Since your space is limited, be strategic with your furniture and pick pieces that can pull double (or triple) duty. Using rugs creates blocks of color/texture that can help break up a space into different zones.Ĭhoose furniture that serves multiple purposes
No options for physical dividers? Rugs are another easy way.
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