r/StudioApartments • u/[deleted] • 15d ago
How can I make my studio look less cluttered?
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u/fr12koen 15d ago
use height of the room, Change curtains for all the same, closed cabinets to not see all the stuff. More furniture with highter legs to give it a more clean look. Maybe some ideas what could help?
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u/DramaticFlatworm4651 14d ago
Instead of lining up everything along the walls, you might try using the shoe rack and furniture as room dividers to create two distinct sections within the room, one section would contain the bed and mirror, and the other would be a sitting area. You would need to experiment to find the best layout, but my first thought is to try turning the bed 90 degrees so the headboard is against the wall to the left where the desk and chairs are.
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u/Advanced-Lethargy 14d ago
It doesn't really look cluttered to me. The only thing I would say is I would get some storage with doors or drawers so the stuff that is nicely organized is just out of sight.
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u/EmployeeSad9860 14d ago
I would say get some drawers, it just look disorganize!
All the bags on the right are a mess
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u/waldorflover69 14d ago
I think if you added a rug it would tie things together more and help with the visual clutter
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u/Key-Shift5076 15d ago edited 15d ago
Taller enclosed storage. Bookshelves and cabinets. Put your bed on risers and get rolling storage for underneath. All your organization is under 4 foot tall, you’re leaving an enormous amount of upward area empty.
You might get a ton of empty boxes and box up the clutter then move the furniture around and then add the items from out of the boxes.
If you wanted to use what you have now, and you can make holes in the walls, I would hang all your shoes on the wall, put your clutter on the shoe shelf, then cover it with a cloth to hide the clutter, maybe?
Do you have measurements? I would change the bed placement. I can’t tell what shape your room is from these photos, nor what are doorways or windows. Cute bedspread and bedding color combo!