It is a challenge to decorate small spaces
but you have to remember that less is more when you are decorating small
spaces. A space that feels generic and cold is no fun to live in. No matter how
small the space is you can always make
the most of a tiny apartment by smartly using the space, organizing everything
perfectly and using multi-purpose furniture.
When there is little space for anything
extra, it becomes a challenge to reduce clutter and create the perfect balance
between minimal and chic. You need to keep in mind that when there is a shortage of space, each square foot of space is
critical. Try to place every furniture piece in the right place so that it does
not overwhelm the entire design and make your home look overcrowded.
Here are some great space-saving tips that
don’t involve blasting into your walls or a million-dollar budget.
Create
separate spaces with curtains
You can easily create separate space with
curtains; it will not only create some privacy but also allow you to keep the
room open when you need it. Or as an alternative, you can also opt for furniture hire in Sydney and use a
bookcase to create that sleeping area, adding some storage along with the
privacy.
Know
how much furniture you can keep
Map out some typical small apartment layout
ideas and then look at your furniture and figure out what you already own that
won’t overwhelm your new space. There are high chances that you would have to
ditch most of the furniture and opt for furniture hire in Sydney for pieces which are more suitable for a small apartment. Buy or rent furniture that
serves a dual purpose to save space like
a sofa that can be converted into a
double bed, etc.
Arrange
furniture strategically
Sometimes strategically rearranging the
furniture can do a lot to change how the room looks. Stack furniture without
wasting any space and think about arranging them vertically to reduce unused
areas. You can mount the nightstand and hang shelves on the wall to make the
room look bigger.

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