Beautifully Organized: Bedrooms

As the January Cure taught me, bedrooms are hard to keep organized. Here are 10 pulled-together examples from our house tours.

TOP ROW
1. Nadia's "Our House Is A Very Very Very Fine House"
2. Ruthie and Will's Eclectic East Nashville Charmer
3. Ryan's Georgetown Vintage Americana
4. Kyle & Erin's U Street One Bedroom with a View
5. Justine & Angus Cook Up Some Style in Toronto

BOTTOM ROW
6. Mary Helen and Graeme's Compact, Composed Mix on the Upper East Side
7. Lauren & Kevin's Urban Jungle Oasis
8. Heather's Sky High Hell's Kitchen Home
9. Michelle's Sweet and Eclectic Studio
10. Alexis & Josh Make Room for 3

(Images: As linked above)

Categories: Style, Main, Bedroom, Organizing

Posted by Kim R. McCormick

Kim has been sharing creative projects and ideas as a Contributor to Apartment Therapy since 2010. Her writing highlights stylish, budget-friendly solutions to common household problems. Kim is a fluent French speaker and a houseplant enthusiast.
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Comments (4)

Timely post, as I'm sitting here looking at my (once again) messy bedroom.

I moved into my mom's house to be her caregiver, and to give myself some privacy, my bedroom also functions as a sitting room. It's the first place things get dumped, and the last place to get cleaned. I also do paperwork in here, and end up with piles of stuff on the floor.

Makes me nuts; I can't seem to figure out how to keep stuff contained.

Thanks to the quiet colors and patterns in that first photo, I don't mind the knotty pine. Quite a feat! In fact, it adds warmth (in moderation as a half-wall). Rather a revelation.

what all these bedrooms have in common is lots of room. would love to see an organized room that had just enough room to walk around a queen sized bed plus a long low dresser. what about the not-yet-dirty clothes? what about the stuff that doesn't fit in a drawer or the closet?

anyways, the above are certainly nice to look at.

4, 5 and 6 don't look particularly big.

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