Bedroom Floor Plans

Even if your bedroom is small, your design options aren't. Start with a neutral color on the walls (pink does count!) and then add tone-on-tone furniture. Good lighting helps expand the appearance of the space. Try using only one bedside table, especially if your dresser can serve as the other. (Click the photo or the NEXT PHOTO button to see this floor plan.)

  

So that first layout didn't work for you? Take a look at the next three options. This petite room stashes a queen-sized bed and matching tables on the windowless wall. Instead of a dresser, the designer places a low-profile fainting couch in front of the window to make the most of that fantastic view.

Large-scale furniture works in this small bedroom because of the smart layout. Designer Linda Woodrum stores linens in an open-front hutch, in front of which is tucked a reading chair and small table. The streamlined platform and tucked-in duvet keep the room from being cluttered.