Living in a small space

Living in a small space can have its challenges, but with a little creativity, colour coding, extendable functions and other smart solutions, one room can work just fine for two or even more.

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Double the bed space

Even if you’re living small, you can easily create more space for your siblings. With stackable beds it’s easy to double the amount of bedspace.

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A woman sitting on two stacked UTÅKER pine beds reading a magazine, a white side table, a multicolour rug and a pendant.

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Curtains for privacy

It’s nice to have company, but you will probably need alone-time too. Just draw the curtain and you will have the space all to yourself. It’s also a cosy way of cocooning the bed before bedtime.

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A woman with a computer on a bed with light grey bed linen, with a blue BENGTA block-out curtain by the foot of the bed.

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Systemise with a splash of colour

A bit of paint on your untreated wood furniture helps you divide things up without actual dividers. If you make it a theme throughout your space, it's easy to tell what is what and whose is whose.

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Three pine RAST chests of drawers with the bottom drawers painted in different colours, beside a woman lying on a bed.

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Living without a permanent address

A white RIGGA clothes rack with clothes on hangers beside a pine table and a bed with various cushions and bedding in a pile.

Flexible storage for life on the go