How to decorate a small couple's room? Check out the tips!

Decorating a small couple's room may seem challenging, but with some practical tips, it is possible to transform the space into an organized and cozy projects. From choosing colors to arranging furniture, each decision should be aimed at optimizing space and promoting comfort. Here, you will find smart solutions to create a room that reflects the couple's personality without sacrificing practicality and style, making every square meter well utilized.

Light Colors

Alessandra Gandolfi – Suite Refúgio do Autista. Project from CASACOR Espírito Santo 2024.

CASACOR Espírito Santo 2024 is located on Ilha do Boi, a highlighted natural retreat in Espírito Santo (Camila Santos/CASACOR)

Using light colors on the walls of a small couple's room helps to create a sense of spaciousness, making the projects feel larger and more airy. Tones like white, beige, sand, and soft grey are options that brighten the space, reflecting more light and providing a feeling of tranquility and lightness.

Multifunctional Furniture

Thaiza Godoy and Mariana Borges - Memorable Hotel Suite. Project from CASACOR Minas Gerais 2024. (Estúdio NY18/CASACOR)

Investing in multifunctional furniture is essential in a small couple's room. Options like beds with lower drawers for storage, nightstands that also serve as shelves, and wardrobes with sliding doors help maximize the available space, keeping the projects organized and functional without compromising design.

Proper Lighting

Guilherme Nalini - Suite of the Young Couple. Project of CASACOR Ribeirão Preto 2024.

Guilherme Nalini - Suíte do Jovem Casal. Projeto da CASACOR Ribeirão Preto 2024. (Keniche Santos/CASACOR)

Lighting is a essential element in the decoration of a small couple's room, as the right light can bring warmth and the desired atmosphere to the projects. Besides beautification, proper lighting can improve sleep quality and promote relaxation.

It is advisable to choose table lamps with soft light and avoid white or very bright bulbs. Incorporating aromatic candles can also add an extra touch to the projects.

Mirrors

After several renovations, the pool becomes the star of a 500 m² apartment. Project by Ana Cano. In the photo, a bedroom with a wooden wall and mirror.

Projeto de Ana Cano. (Lilia Mendel/Divulgação)

Mirrors can be used in various ways to maximize space and add a decorative element to the projects. The design of mirrors, such as round mirrors, is especially versatile and can adapt to different decoration styles. Besides fulfilling the function of reflecting, mirrors can be used as standout pieces in the decoration, being positioned on walls, over dressers, or even as part of wardrobes. They help create the impression of a larger and brighter space.

Vertical Organization

Gabriela Picanço - Suite Gercé. Project of CASACOR Ceará 2024.

Gabriela Picanço - Suíte Gercé. Projeto da CASACOR Ceará 2024. (Felipe Petrovsky/CASACOR)

The use of vertical organization strategies allows for a more efficient use of space in the couple's room. By installing shelves and niches up to the ceiling, it is possible to create additional storage areas without taking up much floor space, making the projects more organized and functional.

Light Fabrics

Andressa Venturini - Suite Pele. Project from CASACOR Santa Catarina 2023. (Mariana Boro/CASACOR)

Soft options for curtains and bedding make the small couple's room lighter and airier. Fabrics like cotton, linen, and voile help promote this sense of freshness, contributing to better air circulation and adding an elegant and sophisticated touch to the projects.

Decorating with Plants

Plants can be a great addition to the decoration of the couple's room, bringing charm, lightness, and positive energy to the projects. Some creative ideas for including plants in the decoration include:

Adriana Valle and Patricia Carvalho - Couple's Suite. Project from CASACOR São Paulo 2024.

Adriana Valle and Patricia Carvalho - Couple's Suite. The carpentry is the star of the project by the duo leading Migs Arquitetura: the minimalist shelf tells the couple's story and the oriental-inspired muxarabi lightly separates the 74 m² suite, furnished with a sitting area and closet. In the furniture, Brazilian designers and pieces from antique shops and from their own authorship coexist. Femininity, ancestry, and sustainability permeate the works of art and the unique collection of black and white fabrics, hand-embroidered, which embellish various items. (MCA Estúdio/CASACOR)

Shelves with Plants: Use shelves to accommodate different species of plants. This not only optimizes space but also creates a dynamic and accessible look.
Hanging Pots: Hang pots with plants at different heights, giving a unique and contemporary touch to the decoration.
Niches and Shelves: Install niches on the walls and place the plants there. Besides beautifying the projects, this helps keep the plants off the floor, creating more safety.
Plant Arrangements on Any Surface: Incorporate plants on nightstands, desks, or dressers, taking advantage of any small available spaces.

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