Ultra useful furniture for small apartments to help you save room in your small space #Decor & Decorating#beds#couch#decor#desk#furniture#living small#room decor May 30 2018 | Catherine Clark bijouxandbits Walnut Floating Desk from Imago Furniture Related Post You won't believe this nature-inspired, storage-MacGyver, Toronto studio renovation My studio is nine by ten feet. Ninety square feet. That's it. There was no closet, and I had a queen size bed to accommodate.... Read more If you're like me, you might be living in a small apartment. It seems to be a big trend since a lot of us aren't in a position to buy a big ol' house. But fear not! Small space living solutions are, ironically, HUGE right now. It seems like you can't visit an online furniture store without seeing "small space furniture" as a trend. I decided to go hunting for some ultra useful furniture for small apartments to help you save room in your small space. I'm talking storage solutions on walls, desks, tables, and beds that fold and become multi-use when you need it, and tiny decor items that take up no extra room (because you still want the place to look fun!). Let's go small space shopping! Space-saving tables & desks Minimal floating desk "The Skinny" console table from Doug And Cristy Designs Winsome Space Saver with 2 Stools And since we're all eating in front of the TV anyway… Sofa Tray Table fromLipLap Door & wall storage Takara Column Wood Shelf Cloud Shelf from Robotnia Over The Door Closet Rod Floating Nightstand fromImago Furniture Floating Wall Shelf from Knotty By Nature Decor Wall Mounted Makeup Organizer from Highland Design Co Multi-use furniture Chesterfield Daybed and Trundle Hopper Daybed Pallet Wood Nesting Tables from Wood and Wire Designs Keane Magazine Holder Small space decor Hanging shelf from MECASA Design Macrame Plant Holders from BoHome Decors Murphy Bar from Crooked Pine Decor And the VIP when it comes to porting around extra stuff: portable carts! House your bar stuff, crafting shit, baby items, or whatever in these versatile bad boys… Portable rolling carts Rolling cart from Target Also find similar at Ikea and Michael's. This small-but-edgy loft demonstrates how to decorate a small space with a lot of character We can all take a few decorating lesson from this small-but-edgy 610-square-foot loft in Los Angeles' Little Tokyo. Let's all check it out and learn how to decorate a small… Read More Reporter Name * Reporter Email * Original text Enter the original text here. Edited text* Enter your suggested copyedit here. Notes You can add a note for the editor here. * Required information. Fix Typo Catherine Clark Catherine Clark is Offbeat Bride's Senior Editor. In her spare time she loiters at her local library, makes art, watches movies en masse, plays video and tabletop games, poorly cooks healthy things, cuddles with her feline fur baby, and blogs at BijouxandBits.com. @enidjcoleslaw @bijouxandbits @bijouxandbits PREVIOUS Making mom friends: playgrounds & gonorrhea pee NEXT Feeling color & other traumatic brain injury weirdness Show/Hide comments [ 1 ] Some truly cool ideas here, Catherine – we love seeing the clever ways people come up with to maximise small spaces; this is especially important if they are communal/shared ones (family or housemates)! When it comes to storage we like to make use of wall space wherever possible – floating shelves are generally easy to put up and they add a place for knick-knacks without taking up valuable floor footprint in small rooms – classics like Ikea's Lack range won't break the bank, either. Reply Join the conversation Cancel Reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Subscribe me to your mailing list No-drama comment policy Part of what makes the Offbeat Empire different is our commitment to civil, constructive commenting. Make sure you're familiar with our no-drama comment policy.
Some truly cool ideas here, Catherine – we love seeing the clever ways people come up with to maximise small spaces; this is especially important if they are communal/shared ones (family or housemates)! When it comes to storage we like to make use of wall space wherever possible – floating shelves are generally easy to put up and they add a place for knick-knacks without taking up valuable floor footprint in small rooms – classics like Ikea's Lack range won't break the bank, either. Reply