I love a good dresser. The problem is that I don't have enough space for a dresser in my bedroom. So what do you do if your bedroom is small and you want to add a dresser? We've got the answer! In this article, we'll show you how to choose the right location for your dresser—whether it's in front of an already-existing window or between your bed and door—and how to style it out so that it looks like part of the room rather than an afterthought.
You can place a chest or dresser at the foot of your bed, but make sure that it is no taller than the edge of your bed.
You can place a chest or dresser at the foot of your bed, but make sure that it is no taller than the edge of your bed. If you choose to do so, ensure that the feet on your furniture are level with one another and not staggered. You could also use this space for extra seating by adding an ottoman or chair to complement your existing furniture set-up.
If you want to add an accent piece to this area, consider a low-profile bench with storage space underneath that will keep things tidy while giving you more options for storing items like extra blankets, pillows and books.
If you have enough room for it, use a dresser in front of your bedroom window.
If you have enough room for it, use a dresser in front of your bedroom window.
The placement of the dresser in front of the window will create a focal point and also help to open up the space. If you don't have a lot of floor space to spare, try using an armoire instead.
Another option is to place a long, low dresser along one side of the wall.
The key is to place the dresser in a location that doesn't block the view of your bed from the door. If there's a narrow wall between your bed and the door, placing your dresser there can create an interesting focal point while still allowing you to see through to other parts of the room. This also works well if you have a long window and want something tall enough to balance it out, or if you have large artwork hung above or on either side of your bed. If using this option, make sure that nothing else will be placed on top of it—it should remain open so that all eyes are drawn toward it first thing upon entering (and leaving) your bedroom!
A low cabinet on either side of the bed works well if you have a small bedroom and need more storage space.
A low cabinet on either side of the bed works well if you have a small bedroom and need more storage space. The cabinets can be used for books, clothes, toys and more.
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Side tables: These are also known as nightstands or bedside tables. They are usually placed next to your bed to hold items like books, clocks, lamps and remotes.
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Mini dressers: This is a smaller version of a regular dresser that is typically used in guest rooms because they don't take up much space but still offer plenty of storage room for guests' belongings.
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Bookcases: A bookcase can be installed along one wall or even across two walls (if there's enough floor space). It doesn't actually have to hold any books at all—you could use it exclusively for displaying decorative objects like vases or figurines instead—but if you're looking at buying one just for showy purposes only then make sure to get something tall enough so people can see what's inside easily from across their rooms without having them walk up close so they won't knock anything over by accident when walking past them later on down the line!
A tall dresser can be placed in front of a narrow wall between the door and window.
If you have a narrow wall between your door and window, a tall dresser can be placed in front of it. Tall dressers are also good if you have a lot of clothes, because they're great for storing large items like sweaters and coats. Finally, they can hide the door behind them so that all of your stuff is hidden from view, keeping your bedroom looking tidy and uncluttered.
Figure out what style of dresser you need before you decide where to put it.
Before you decide where to put your dresser in your bedroom, it's important to consider what type of dresser will work best with the space. You'll want to choose a style that fits the decor and size of the bedroom, as well as its layout.
You should now be able to choose the right dresser for your bedroom. We hope that this article has helped you in figuring out where exactly to put it. If you still have questions about where to put dressers in bedrooms, then we encourage you to read through our other articles on bedroom design and decoration ideas.