Bedroom storage space is important in homes of any size, but when bedrooms are small, finding storage space can be particularly challenging. However, it is possible to implement cheap ways to add more bedroom storage space that look far from cheap. Many cheap and practical storage solutions can be tucked away in a closet or two, and stylish and roomy baskets can be displayed on shelves. Try the following cheap ways to add more bedroom storage space that goes far beyond shoving containers beneath the bed, and make the bedroom more adequate for storing everything from craft supplies to clothes.
Cheap Hanging Closet Shelving
Extra shelves provide a lot of extra storage space, and cheap shelving is available that can be hidden away in a closet. Hanging closet shelving takes up closet room that might otherwise go unused, and it uses the space in clever ways. Hanging closet shelving is cheap compared to other storage options for the bedroom, and it can be used to hold everything from folded t-shirts to bank statements. Look for closet shelving that hangs from the closet rod. Many cheap hanging closet shelves are made with sturdy metal frames and heavy canvas material. It can be used to help clear out dresser drawers and organize messy areas. These cheap and easy ideas will add more bedroom storage space that can be used to hold and display other items in practical and stylish ways.
Freestanding Bookshelves and Baskets
A single freestanding bookshelf is ideal for holding and storing far more than books in the bedroom. Freestanding sturdy bookshelves range from cheap sturdy models that can be further embellished with paint or stain to expensive elaborate furnishings that match the existing style of bedroom décor. Dressers and chests of drawers will only hold so many knickknacks and other decorative items, and freestanding bookshelves can be used to store far more than the average bobbles and trinkets. Outfit bookshelves with beautiful open fabric-lined baskets as well as baskets with lids. Use the baskets with lids to store undergarments and other personal items that should not be on display. Use the open baskets to hold magazines, bracelets, craft supplies, and anything else that requires storage. The bedroom will look neat and well-organized.
Stack Cheap Plastic Crates in a Closet
Plastic crates designed for storage are cheap, and they can be hidden away in a closet and stacked to the top shelf or ceiling if necessary. Use cheap plastic crates to store off-season clothes, or use them instead of a chest or dresser in a small inadequate bedroom. Cheap plastic crates are available in many different colors, and they can be further embellished in creative ways. Weave color-coordinating wide ribbon in and out of the holes in the sides to create fancier storage units that can be brought out of the closet and into the bedroom. The designer crates will look outstanding and solve the problem of needing more storage space in a bedroom of any size.
