Three Things You Can Do to Avoid Over-stuffing Your Small Room

People today are living differently because of the busy life routine and due to the urbanization style today. People now have to keep their needs limited, stay active and organize their homes in a minimalist way to avoid clutter in homes. This s a great challenge for those who are living in single bedroom apartments and also when they are living in small homes where there is lesser space as compared to people living in a single home.

Organizing small homes, small rooms and mall living spaces is surely important because if you do not select things, furniture items, beds, and table according to the space that is there, the room or the whole house will appear like a stuffed box. No matter, what you do and how you arrange, you cannot organize when you have things which do not fit the space.

The main thing that is important and needs a lot of space in a bedroom is the bed. Sometimes you may need a single bed and for families, the double bed is necessary.

 There are different types and sizes of beds available today.

But sometimes you may not be left with enough space even if you have the minimum sized bed in your room because of restricted area available to keep the furniture.

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The Brand

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Cullen Meyer is a playful combination of beauty and authentic, historic craft brought forward with a modern sensibility of graphics and texture. An eclectic appreciation for a myriad of anachronistic and modern inspirations promises to deliver unique collections with a continual thread of quality, quirkiness and a perfectionist approach to aesthetic harmony.

The Designer

Born and raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Cullen Meyer moved to New York at age 18 to attend New York University. After earning a two-year General Studies Degree, he transferred to Parsons School of Design, where he earned a BFA in design and was nominated for Fashion Designer of the Year. Pieces from Mr. Meyer’s senior thesis collection were featured in the window of Saks Fifth Avenue and in a half page, full-color spread in Women’s Wear Daily.

After graduation, Cullen worked as Vintage Fashion Editor for Stylesight, a New York based fashion forecasting company. Being the first Vintage Editor at Stylesight, Cullen started from scratch and was totally responsible for creating the look, content and presentation of the vintage offering. His work was noticed by WGSN, a London, England based fashion forecasting company, where he currently holds the position of Vintage Editor of fashion and interiors. After working in the fashion industry for four years, Cullen decided it was time to pursue his own collection and launch his namesake brand.

Cullen is a published author and renowned collector of vintage menswear and antiques. He continues to work as a historic consultant and stylist for photo shoots. His mid-century-antique-filled apartment was featured in a full page, full-color New York Times story and has been used as a backdrop for fashion editorials.

The Nature Of Handmade Goods

Because all Cullen Meyer scarves are handmade, they are subject to slight size, color and printing variations. Any natural variations are considered unique and characteristic of the crafting technique utilized in the making of the piece. We are not responsible for variations in color of items due to individual monitor color settings. Many of the historic imagery that inspires the collections prompts us to age scarves through various techniques to give the look of authentic wear which is an intentional part of the design. If something arrives that is literally damaged, please see the return policy.