The bedrooms should be calm spaces that invite holidays and relaxation. We asked the designers to identify common bugs for shaping the bedroom that can turn your space into a riot in a mess, with tips on how to prevent mess before it starts.

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Overcrowded nightstand

Do not overload the nightstand with personal items – or decorated items – to keep this obvious magnet for Clutter to remove your entire bedroom untouched.

“Your nightstand doesn’t just have to look good, but it needs to work well,” says Denise Taylor designer, founder and designer in Aspen Design House. “If you have 10 books there and everyone gathered dust, choosing one and store the rest elsewhere.”

Shelf over the bed

Cling Wall above the bed with an open rack can give your bedroom busy appearance. Some space breathes by leaving it empty or shaped with a large artistic or textile wall.

Too many throwing pillows

Throwing pillows can do you a bed more comfortable and invitation, but too can look unwanted.

“Don’t overbearing,” Taylor advises. Suggests two sleep pillows for each person, three decorative euro pillows in front, and an optional long lumbar pillow for a pleasant look that is not covered.

Bench at the end of the bed

Those who have no room for a chair often put a small bench at the end of the bed, but it can become another warm place for a mess. Taylor suggests the use of a multifunctional storage bench.

“Bench Osman almost width of your bed is a great place to sit and store decorative pillows while you sleep,” she says.

Big armchair

A pleasant reading nook or comfortable chair will make your bedroom functional and invitation, but a large armchair like a wing can become a storage for dirty clothes.

“To reduce the mess, we like to use a clipper or a chair that is smaller in the bedroom,” Taylor says. “This helps to eliminate the chair becomes a clothing depot.”

Inorganized tip

Don’t turn your jersey top in the airless tray.

“The top of your chest of drawers should be shaped with drawers, mirror, some family photos,” Taylor says. “Avoid placing a lot of trash on top or items you haven’t put down yet.”

In addition to furniture

Focus on basic bases to keep your space functional and simplified.

“I like the idea less in the bedroom,” Taylor says. “Everything you can do to minimize the amount of furniture in space is a good thing.”

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If your bedroom doubles as an office, make sure your workspace does not become in the eye.

“Make sure you have paper storage drawers and laptop storage places so you don’t go to sleep thinking about work,” Taylor advises. “If that’s the first thing you see in the morning, it doesn’t make a relaxing, rejuvenating space.”