A Metal Bed Frame Could Be The Secret To Making A Small Bedroom Feel Spacious

A key to getting a good night's rest is having the most relaxing and serene environment to do so. If you happen to have a bedroom that's on the smaller side, the cramped, claustrophobic space can be detrimental when trying to evoke tranquil and peaceful thoughts to ease into slumber. While physically expanding your bedroom may be unfeasible, there are less time-consuming and destructive ways to make a small bedroom appear more spacious. Similar to how you can make a small walk-in closet feel bigger by adding mirrors, you can also make a small bedroom feel more spacious by adding another type of shiny furnishing to your bedchamber. Instead of using a wooden or upholstered bed frame, opt for a metal one. 

A popular choice for those who prefer more simplistic, movable, and versatile home furnishings, metal bed frames come in a variety of designs, materials, and sizes. Durable and sleek, metal frames can be seamlessly incorporated into bedroom aesthetics ranging from modern industrial to vintage chic. As their popularity grows, metal bed frames can be found nearly everywhere, however, for more unique finds, thrifting a vintage bed frame can be a better option for those who want more one-of-a-kind pieces or for those who want to find a more sustainable bedroom solution. In addition to sustainability, there are other perks to swapping out a bulkier bed frame for a sleek and chic metal one, especially for those with smaller bedrooms. Metal bed frames are versatile, durable, low maintenance, and quite affordable compared to other options. Further, they can help open up a small area, making a tiny bedroom appear and feel more spacious.

The slender, sleek designs of metal bed frames are a key component to making a small bedroom feel more spacious. While bulkier frames occupy a lot of valuable room real estate, literally and visually, metal frames do not. Simple metal frames can be considered pretty bare minimum, but for what they lack in built-in storage space, they make up for by providing a feeling of openness. These frames often feature slats that can be seen through, giving a room more transparency and breathability. Metal frames also expose and open up floor space underneath it, allowing for under-the-bed storage or providing even more open space to feel less cluttered and suffocating.

The reflective or shinier finishes of metal bed frames can also give the feel of a more spacious area. Any furniture or decor item that helps to bounce and distribute light around a room can make a room feel bigger and brighter, especially when paired with other reflective surfaces. For those who prefer less shine but still want an open resting room, more muted iron and metal bed frames are a great option. Their sleek and minimalistic design can still be visually appealing while remaining visually freeing. The clean lines and open designs of metal frames can help create the illusion of a bigger and more spacious room because of their slimmer profiles and shapes.