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Add an accent
Dark accent walls can give the illusion of depth in a smaller room. For more photos from this nursery, visit the blog Little Green Notebook.
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Embrace white space
We love this calming, gender-neutral nursery from Chic Cheap Nurseries. White wall shelves with plenty of space between them draw the eye up and make the room feel bigger.
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Rethink the space
How creative is this idea? Turning a closet into a crib nook can save tons floor space (plus, it's cozy!). For more alternative closet ideas, visit Apartment Therapy.
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Keep things organized
This nursery from the blog I Heart Organizing takes full advantage of available closet space with plenty of organized bins.
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Get reflective
This big, beautiful mirror could almost make you forget you're in a tiny room. Visit Apartment Therapy for more tips on using mirrors in small spaces.
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Keep it light
When in doubt, you can't go wrong with a simple, light-colored nursery like this one from The Style Files. Even though this room is narrow, it feels airy and open.
Absolutely. Get things off the floor and start thinking of walls as tiers. There is so much that you can place on a wall — books, toys, games and it doesn’t take up a lot of space.
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Absolutely. Get things off the floor and start thinking of walls as tiers. There is so much that you can place on a wall — books, toys, games and it doesn’t take up a lot of space.