When we discuss the decoration and design of small bedrooms, tatami mats have undoubtedly become everyone's first choice. This versatile and practical design has been widely welcomed.

However, there are two sides to everything. Although the storage function of tatami mats is very powerful, in fact, the utilization of the bottom space is not high. In addition, for rainy areas in the south, tatami mats are susceptible to moisture, mold, and odors. Therefore, despite its many advantages, tatami mats are not suitable for everyone.

So, if you don't choose to install tatami mats, how can a small bedroom be designed to be both beautiful and functional? Don't worry, let's take a look at other people's home design solutions, which may inspire you to do so.

1. The bedroom is equipped with a wall-mounted invisible bed

Installing a wall-mounted invisible bed in a small bedroom is a great way to save space and improve space utilization. When you need to sleep, you can put the bed down, and when you don't need to use it, you can put it away, so that the bedroom also has the function of a study.

The seamless combination of the wall-hung invisible bed and the counter design makes it more unified on the whole, with high appearance and excellent practicality.

2. Elevate the bed

For small apartments or small bedrooms, raising the bed is a space-saving and practical design. Using the space on the three-dimensional, the space at the bottom can be used for storage.

The bed is placed at the top, and a row of low wardrobes can be set up at the bottom to store clothes and various daily necessities.

3. Bedroom platform bed design

The floor bed is raised in a large area, and the mattress is placed in a suitable position to form a sleeping area, and the spare space on the platform can be used as a leisure area.

Due to space constraints, the floor bed in a small bedroom will be relatively small and will be used primarily as a sleeping area.

You can also set up a desk, computer desk, etc. next to the platform bed for office study. If you want to add a sense of privacy, you can also install screens.

4. Single bed, discarded bedside table

For bedrooms with less space, it's a good idea to ditch the bedside tables to save some space and consider installing a storage cabinet.

You can also use the wall to install an entire row of wall cabinets, which not only does not take up floor space, but also enhances storage.

The easiest way to do this is to install a single bed and a regular wardrobe. It may look a little crowded, but it works pretty well.

5. The bedroom is equipped with bunk beds

If a small bedroom is being used as a children's room, then installing a bunk bed may be the best option, especially for families with two children, such a design is very practical.