bEdroom tasks

I am going to get moving within a week or two. Yet, i am still planning and looking for ways to decorate my soon-becoming-real potential small bedroom. I've had some thoughts on my own ideal standardized bedroom decorations in mind as well as some of which, as seen in the posted pictures here, are what i am going to similar-ize as closed as i could manage. This might be the most sweat-boiling task of the month for me to handle - i'd say; the real deal is.... how could i match up my king-sized bed with a small bedroom? Although so far i've found some of the easy techniques of making small bedroom look bigger, i am yet to take risks with those different approaches in decorating my small bedroom. Those risks are: time vs outcome; sweat vs days-off; satisfaction vs headache.

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The following are 5 easy approaches(copyrighted by Shrinivas Vaidya) in making a small bedroom look bigger. Though, might be or might be not, in some unspecified way or manner, it won't work for me - i hope the below complying techniques would appeal in general for most readers....

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1) Use bright colored paints so that natural light entering the small bedroom get reflected in all directions and the room looks bigger.

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2) Use furniture with slim frames. This is a very obvious solution. Furniture with slim frames have less perceived volume and because of this the room looks bigger.

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3) Use a platform bed in a small bedroom. What is a platform bed? A platform bed is the one with low height. The normal height of any bed is around 1foot 6 inches approximately. But a platform bed is only 1 foot high from the ground level. This makes its volume and the room looks bigger.

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4) Arrange the furniture in your room at angles. Of course this is not always possible. But small pieces of furniture can be arranged in that fashion. This is done to distract the visual lines away from the walls.

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5) Use a wallpaper with horizontal pattern. This will create an illusion of horizontal expansion.

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