If you are not alone, and also having a small bedroom; it is one of the most typical bedroom decoration concerns. To gain actual square footage, you must rebuild, but happily, there are design tactics or ways to make your small bedroom bigger, that can mislead the eye into thinking your bedroom as larger than it is. Here are nine ways that will teach you how to make your small bedroom bigger.

1) Select furniture that will be having legs.

Lift the legs of your furniture to create an open, spacious sensation in your bedroom. Not every piece needs to be legged, but any piece with any height, such as your nightstands, dresser, or bed, should be. Because much of the furniture is situated on tiny legs, the mid-century modern decorating style is ideal for small rooms. The more exposed the floor and wall, the larger your room appears. Consider the legs on the dresser in this bedroom; they're not particularly tall, but they add just enough height to make the area feel larger.

2) Make it vertically

When working with a confined space, consider vertically. You may not have much floor space, but by utilising the walls all the way to the ceiling, you maximise the space you have while bringing the eye upwards, making the area appear larger.

Built-in shelves that reach from floor to ceiling are an excellent way to add storage, intrigue, and visual space to a bedroom, but they are not for everyone. You can create the idea of built-ins by using tall enough bookshelves or shelving units to reach the ceiling, or by hanging enough separate wall shelves to fill the space. Whichever option you select, painting the shelves the same colour as the walls will make the space appear larger.

3) Window treatments should be coordinated with the walls.

While large bedrooms can benefit from contrasting drapes or blinds, it is preferable in a compact bedroom to match your walls and window treatments. This keeps the eye moving across the space, deceiving it into thinking the bedroom is larger than it is. Notice how, in this little, grey bedroom, wallpaper offers a splash of colour to one wall without overpowering the painted wall or the draperies. That's how you add intrigue without making the room appear smaller.

Each of the bedrooms should include at least one full-length mirror so you can check out your attire from head to toe, but smaller spaces might use more. One of the simplest ways to make a space appear larger than it is to use mirrors, and there are several ways to make your small bedroom looks bigger.

4) Subdued prints and solids should be combined.

In a small room, you don't have to avoid all prints, but keeping to modest designs and plenty of solids will help the space appear larger. This is especially true in the case of your bed, which is normally the largest piece of furniture in your room. Choose a basic or mostly solid bedspread or comforter, then add colour and interest with printed sheets and toss cushions. To visually increase the area, stick with light-to-mid tone colours. Choose light-to-mid tone colours to visually expand the space. Because the palette is confined to white and beige, the bedroom represented here has a lot of texture and design without seeming claustrophobic.

5) Closet doors with mirrors

• Over the dresser is an ornate mirror.
• A collection of small, fancy-framed mirrors arranged on the wall.
• Mirror with a starburst pattern above the bed.
• Lamps, furniture, and decor with mirrored or chrome finishes.
• Choose two or three items from the list and watch your bedroom growing as the mirrors reflect light around the room.

6) Maintain Furniture Scale

A small room doesn't have to mean little furniture, but it does mean you will be need to find out the objects that are similar in scale and proportioned well for your space. It appears absurd to have a king-sized bed surrounded by two small nightstands.

Instead, choose a bed size that permits at least one nightstand to stand alone beside the mattress, as shown in the photo. Your dresser should be the same size as your nightstand in a small room. A tall, thin dresser is preferable over a wide, short one.

7) Sconces should be used near the bed.

Install sconces above and slightly to the side of your headboard instead of taking up room on your nightstand with bedside lamps. This draws the eye upward, gives the space an open, spacious appearance, and reduces visual clutter surrounding your bed. Adjustable sconces are ideal for nighttime reading since you can place the light exactly where you need it and push it back when you're through.

8) Give a try to a Pale Colour Palette

Maybe, it has been heard by you that white brightens up a room, and you would be right. But that does not imply your bedroom has to look like an operating room. You don't have to decorate in pure white, but a soft, light palette will help. Pastels, as well as whispery-light grey colours, look well in compact spaces.

Consider combining white with one bright or mid-tone colour, such as the blue and white seen above. Stick with cool colours for the best impact - shades of pastel blue, green, and purple help to enlarge a room, but warmer hues have the opposite effect.

9) Bedroom in the attic.

Clutter makes a bedroom appear small and confined as well. A good purge is one of the simplest methods to be opened up your space – to get rid of the extra knickknacks, items that belong to the other parts of your place, and anything that is unneeded or ugly. You don't want a blank, sterile room, but you also don't want an overabundance of artwork, collectables, photographs, or other accessories - instead, strike a happy medium with just a few pieces of the artwork, collectables, photos, or the other accessories.