19 Easy DIY Hacks For A Cozy Bed

Are you dreading this years cold winter? If you’re struggling to get your bed comfy for the cold weather why not try one of these easy do-it-yourself hacks for a cosy bed. Not only will it help you stay nice and warm, you’ll also get a good sleep.

With some creative bed tricks and bed products like a giant chunky cable-knit blanket, a super cool DIY canopy by hanging fabric from the ceiling or a lavender sachet or spray can help you drift off more easily.

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DIY Ways To Make Your Bed Cozy

1. A fuzzy rug right next to your bed will make it so much easier to actually get up.

The first step is the hardest.

2. Turn a nook into a delightfully secret hideaway.

Underbed library optional but highly recommended. Find out more at Apartment Therapy.

3. Arm sleepers, rejoice: they finally made a pillow just for you.

Available here.

4. Get a giant chunky cable-knit blanket.

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If you get to wear sweaters, why shouldn’t your bed? Check out this easy free patternif you’re knitting-inclined, or just throw some $$$ around.

5. Fake a DIY canopy by hanging fabric from the ceiling.

Wooden dowels and cheap curtain rods will make you look like you have extensive DIY skills even if you don’t.

6. Keep your electronics out of bed-range so you’re less likely to hit snooze or stay up all night scrolling.

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It’ll make you feel much more well-rested.

7. Mattress toppers are an easy way to instantly up your cozy factor.

They come in foam and down-filled versions.

8. String lights don’t have to look dorm-y or Christmas-y.

Hang them behind a curtain to diffuse the glow, and even if you don’t have a nearbyoutlet, you can always buy lights that are battery-operated.

9. Make your bed every day.

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It’ll make you feel productive and accomplished before you’ve even left the house, it’ll help you sleep better, and it’s like giving Future You a little treat.

10. These handy straps will keep your sheets from sliding around.

Get ‘em here.

11. And try not to cheat by throwing your covers around haphazardly.

This video will make you a hospital corner genius.

12. Invest in a comforter or quilt that you absolutely love.

Chances are it’s the first thing you notice when you walk in your bedroom door. And if you choose one like this that’s already textured, it won’t show wrinkles or last-minute bed-making lumps as easily.

13. Do as the Europeans do and skip the top-sheet.

 

Just slip a washable duvet cover over your comforter. Bed-making has never been so easy.

14. If you don’t have a headboard, something as simple as a sheet of metal or wood can have the same visual effect.

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Check out this post to see a truly magical bedroom makeover.

15. It’s surprisingly easy to turn cheap bath mats, dish towels, or throw rugs into pillows.

Find out how here.

16. A warm little bedside lamp means you don’t have to get up once you’ve hunkered down with a book.

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Find out how to make this one or just buy one you love.

17. A lavender sachet or spray can help you drift off more easily.

Tuck one of these guys under a pillow or hang it nearby.

18. Get a full-body pillow for hardcore cuddling.

With or without another human present. Get one here.

19. Add a pal.

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It’s not the best feng shui in the world, but who could resist a face like that?

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