Choose universal bed bases. In small spaces, furniture should ideally function double. This custom bed base includes a staircase that creates a row of mounded units. There are also deep drawers inside the base, headboard and footboard to maximize limited storage possibilities.

The studio sleeping cube. Facing the zoning challenges posed by open concept studio space, a custom cube provides a comfortable and practical solution.

Divided floors successfully communicate zoning as well. This studio bedroom is raised on a luxurious stone slab to establish a clear separation based on an adjoining lounge area.

Glass wall bedrooms provide sleeping spaces with a comfortable protective barrier, while still benefiting from natural light distribution.

Glass walls also allow the line of sight to pass unobstructed, making the whole apartment feel larger.

Partitions can make or break a small layout. Use partial ford walls to visibly mark the change in function without completely cutting off the floor.

The Murphy bed. When a small room has to function as several different things, such as a workspace or living room, a folding Murphy bed makes the ultimate space solution.

Floating desks and vanities. When flooring is limited, desks and folding tables are best lifted off the floor to prevent clutter and tripping of support legs. Better yet, combine both features into one piece with a long work surface and a wall mirror.

Internally located small bedrooms. This bedroom does not have its own windows or natural light sources and therefore lends light from sliding glass doors on all sides. Recessed perimeter lights help brighten the overall look.

Shared TV viewing. So, you have a small studio apartment, but look at the bright side, you only have to buy one TV! Aligning the bed behind the sofa gives both an optimal viewing angle. A simple doorman can be drawn around the bed when it is time to rest.

A shallow attic space can be turned into a comfortable bedroom for a book lover with a few custom wall shelves and a simple floor bed.

Pack and stack. Long, narrow homes require creative planning with modules and link blocks. A bedroom nook can be high above storage space or even into an empty headroom above a bathtub or toilet in a neighboring bathroom.

This bunk bed hovers over an elegant home workshop. Light windows give the homeowner a view of the stars at night and a bright wake-up call in the morning.

Make full use of all corners and alcoves. This little corner is big enough to hold a double bed. However, lifting the shelf onto a medium-sized platform becomes a huge storage space underneath. The raised floor also facilitates access to a high niche, ideal for storing clothes that would otherwise be wasted.

Now you see it, now you don’t see it. This TV wall moves on an ingenious track system that slides closed in front of a Murphy bed, allowing the homeowner to enjoy a much larger living room or shared layout.

Room for a friend. This small space accommodates two sleepers with basic, built-in bed bases and ample storage. Hammock out makes room for one more!

Framed to perfection. A frame of bookshelves, decorative corners and a single wardrobe make an attractive and practical storage unit for this small bedroom.

Fully equipped. Elegant lines enhance the look of a small bedroom. Fully equipped furniture can be shaped to flow as one elegant piece around the room, such as this headboard, bedding, window seat and modern desk combination.

Build a bed block. Wall to wall and fully stocked with storage, this wooden bed block is fully adapted to the space. During the day, scattered pillows make the large bed a comfortable resting place. Two modern wall lamps serve the head of the bed with a practical reading light.

Hidden storage and uplink color. Deep drawers serve as a hidden wardrobe at the base of this custom bed design. Light-colored cushions and throws make the little room look cheerful and warm in the middle of a gray cityscape.

Tear up the rulebook. Your home arrangement can be anything you want it to be. This floor bed is tapped against a floor sofa to create a low-rise, low-impact layout.

Mix with the background. The bedroom is almost unnoticed in this long arrangement, thanks to a built-in floor bed design that neatly frames the window.

Cubed and hidden. Solid wooden doors can be closed around this sleeping cube to completely hide it from the rest of the studio space during the day or when visitors are expected.

With a bedroom cube that’s beautiful, you may not want to push it away.

Very small bedrooms can sometimes feel dirty and claustrophobic. A light color scheme of fresh white and pastel accents will do much to produce a pleasant airy atmosphere. Linear wall lights cut a simple source of lighting.

Play with spatial perception. Geometric paint effects trick the eye to produce spatial flex results.

Two-tone wall treatments also produce successful spatial change results.

Lightweight permeable room divisions. Open wooden slats make it possible to share light through this thin room divider, both from the window and from a chic bedroom chandelier.

Looking for inspiration on murder decoration? You will never find yourself late when you get dressed in the morning with a big wall clock like this elegant modern piece.

Contrary to small bedroom boundaries, oversized dashboard paneling can actually increase the feel of space.

In small bedrooms, wall art with great themes can open the mind.

Another artistic idea that inspires a sense of “space”.

Small bedrooms under the roof can make some people feel a little locked up. Fight the effects of a low roofline with a sloping skylight.

Create a contrast with opposing wall colors. The contradiction will build an added dimension.

Boho-style decor transforms small spaces into comfortable, colorful and creative cases.

Embrace strange shaped interiors with custom-made closets.

Tent home. This twin-room niche has a fun tent-like look that blends beautifully with its forest view.

Communicate a dual purpose with contrasting murals, however small. The reading in this pure white bedroom is defined by a narrow frame of exposed masonry that completely transforms the aesthetics.

Another industrial-inspired mini remodel, this time with a half-high room divider to achieve a subtle separation of living room area.

Break up small spaces with a slice of unexpected color.

Get up to the occasion. This bed base is designed with a lift on one side to insert a radiator and create an inviting window seat.

Come on in. A solid wooden room forms a room within a room.

Bilateral separators. This small interior is cut by a two-sided bookcase that forms the wall of a narrow bedroom. Behind the partition, a split-level floor forms seats for a home workshop and a raised bed base. More pictures here.

This 18-square-foot living space has an L-shaped kitchen and a desk to make a single fluid line around the perimeter. The white and black-framed bed design is consistently coordinated with wall cubes that store the kitchen and office supplies.

Although this headboard is located inches from the sofa, the bedroom feels completely separate thanks to a wide screen and raised floor. Window shutters intelligently mirror the light partition.

Is it a headboard or a food bar? It’s both, and it provides great views of the TV.

Room width can be tight, but elegant bedroom hangers and striking wall art provide plenty of style.

Make slim statements. A basic black electric wire attracts interest up and over this catchment area without eating up any precious space.