The New York Times - Small bedroom?

• This modern ottoman that doubles as seating comes in three lengths and three fabric options to match your room. We think it would work well at the end of a bed to store clothing, blankets, books, and more.
• One of our testers reported that this lovely, sleek (and small!) nightstand is the exact right size to fit all her bedside staples: a lamp, a cup of water, reading glasses, hand lotion, and a few books.
• Of all the under-bed bins we tested, these clear, sturdy ones are the best. They’re made from thick plastic, and the lids are secured with six latches for an extra tight closure, in case of clothes moths or leaks.
• This high-quality, wall-mounted desk can fold away when not in use. And it’s one of the only folding desks we saw that has storage for papers and pens, too.
• Chances are you’ve come across this IKEA bookshelf (that doubles as a room divider) at some point or another. It’s iconic for a reason: It offers ample storage and customizability, and it’s far cheaper than most large bookshelves we’ve considered.

At a microscopic level, cotton pillowcases can be like sandpaper rubbing against your hair all night long. Silk, on the other hand, is gentler and can help protect your locks as you toss and turn. Take it from senior staff writer Caira Blackwell: “When silk pillowcases slipped into my life, my hair problems were solved. I’d wake up with noticeably less frizz, fewer tangles, and drastically reduced bed head. No more bad hair days, which meant notably better days overall.”

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