6 Clever Tricks To Learn From A Small, Swedish Box Bedroom
Many of us have a small box room in our home. Maybe it’s the master bedroom, maybe it’s a guest room – or maybe you’re a student living in halls (been there!). Whatever the case, it can be soooo tricky to get the balance right, don’t you think? A few months ago I shared a feature on 16 ways to transform a tiny room into a dreamy, yet practical bedroom – and the response was overwhelming. So, today I thought I ‘d share a tour of another mini yet mighty bedroom! Despite the small size, the bedroom is clutter-free and feels the essence of calm thanks to 6 clever styling tricks. I hope it inspires you to transform the tiniest room in your home! 

6 Clever Tricks To Learn From A Small, Swedish Box Bedroom
1. If you use too many colours in a small space it will quickly start to feel cramped. Yet, subtle, earthy nuances help to add interest while maintaining an element of calm. Try Magic Linen* for similar linen bedding. 

6 Clever Tricks To Learn From A Small, Swedish Box Bedroom

 2. A low round table plays with the height of the room and takes up less visual space – providing a spot for bedtime reads, morning coffee and even fresh blooms!

3. Combine different textures in similar tones to add a cosy feel to the room while keeping the look clutter-free.

6 Clever Tricks To Learn From A Small, Swedish Box Bedroom
4. Make the most of every inch with a wall-to-wall wardrobe. A cleverly placed mirror also helps to light up a dark room and create the illusion of space.  This one is available at IKEA. 

6 Clever Tricks To Learn From A Small, Swedish Box Bedroom
5. An additional bedside table at the foot of the bed provides an extra spot for smaller items. 
6. A row of hooks is perfect for adhoc (or your prettiest) items – but also helps the room to feel cosy. FYI I spotted hooks like these in H&M Home the other day! 
6 Clever Tricks To Learn From A Small, Swedish Box Bedroom

I might just steal some of these tricks for my elder daughters room!

Did you get any ideas for your home too?

Get a load more beautiful ideas in the bedroom archive.

I don’t know about you, but this post has made me feel all sleepy and ready for a lie-in – bit tricky when I’m in Transylvania – yes really – so crazy! And I might add, such a beautiful place! More in IG stories right now!

Sov gott! 

Niki

Photography: Anders Bergstedt / Styling Nouvel Interior for Entrance

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6 Clever Tricks To Learn From A Small, Swedish Box Bedroom
Many of us have a small box room in our home. Maybe it’s the master bedroom, maybe it’s a guest room – or maybe you’re a student living in halls (been there!). Whatever the case, it can be soooo tricky to get the balance right, don’t you think? A few months ago I shared a feature on 16 ways to transform a tiny room into a dreamy, yet practical bedroom – and the response was overwhelming. So, today I thought I ‘d share a tour of another mini yet mighty bedroom! Despite the small size, the bedroom is clutter-free and feels the essence of calm thanks to 6 clever styling tricks. I hope it inspires you to transform the tiniest room in your home! 

6 Clever Tricks To Learn From A Small, Swedish Box Bedroom
1. If you use too many colours in a small space it will quickly start to feel cramped. Yet, subtle, earthy nuances help to add interest while maintaining an element of calm. Try Magic Linen* for similar linen bedding. 

6 Clever Tricks To Learn From A Small, Swedish Box Bedroom

 2. A low round table plays with the height of the room and takes up less visual space – providing a spot for bedtime reads, morning coffee and even fresh blooms!

3. Combine different textures in similar tones to add a cosy feel to the room while keeping the look clutter-free.

6 Clever Tricks To Learn From A Small, Swedish Box Bedroom
4. Make the most of every inch with a wall-to-wall wardrobe. A cleverly placed mirror also helps to light up a dark room and create the illusion of space.  This one is available at IKEA. 

6 Clever Tricks To Learn From A Small, Swedish Box Bedroom
5. An additional bedside table at the foot of the bed provides an extra spot for smaller items. 
6. A row of hooks is perfect for adhoc (or your prettiest) items – but also helps the room to feel cosy. FYI I spotted hooks like these in H&M Home the other day! 
6 Clever Tricks To Learn From A Small, Swedish Box Bedroom

I might just steal some of these tricks for my elder daughters room!

Did you get any ideas for your home too?

Get a load more beautiful ideas in the bedroom archive.

I don’t know about you, but this post has made me feel all sleepy and ready for a lie-in – bit tricky when I’m in Transylvania – yes really – so crazy! And I might add, such a beautiful place! More in IG stories right now!

Sov gott! 

Niki

Photography: Anders Bergstedt / Styling Nouvel Interior for Entrance