If you truly want some extra storage space in your bedrooms, then you can compartmentalize the existing space to include a small closet. The wall between the two parts of your bedroom can be designed as a full-height wardrobe, which can help get you more storage space.

No amount of storage is ever enough when you’re short on real-estate and big on saving your belongings. Whether it is a cupboard overflowing with clothes you love or a closet spilling with shoe-boxes you have no idea where to put, it is important that you invest in some clever storage hacks that can help keep your belongings safe. Here are 5 ways you can increase the storage space in your bedrooms!

Industrial Scandinavian is a theme that has swept through the Singaporean home scene. The warm cosy colours of Scandinavian marries really well with the cool metallic materials from the Industrial look. They are balanced yet quirky at the same time.

There’s no fuss in this Scandinavian Interior Design with the abundance of storage space in the kitchen and wardrobe. Metal pipes become the detail and structure to their TV feature display and bathroom vanities.

This resale unit in Kim Keat is home to a young couple and their cats.

The first one on the list is an that combines different elements and colour schemes. As you can see, it has dark wooden flooring, with a light wooden closet. The dark pallet on the bed and its backdrop contrast the white wall setup.

The entire concept is quite simple. Yet the mix of colours, textures, and the whole setup, makes it appealing. It has an old-school and vintage vibe to it.

This strictly focuses on being an all-white setup. Yet, it also uses shades like cream white instead of pure white. The pastel colour texture gives the bedroom a sense of variety and harmony. The long roof closets also help with the entire structure and provide proper storage to prevent cluttering.

On the opposite side, the dark wooden texture also gives a polar appeal and makes all other elements stand ou