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Whether you're a recent graduate, an urban dweller or someone who just wants to downsize a bit, living in a small space is not all that bad. In fact, there are some benefits!
Whether you're a recent graduate, an urban dweller or someone who just wants to downsize a bit, living in a small space is not all that bad. In fact, there are some benefits! Here are some of our favorite design tips for maximizing your space and making the most of what you've got.
Mirrors are a great way to create the illusion of space. Hang a mirror on an opposite wall to make your small living room seem larger or in front of a window for even more light and depth. Mirrors come in all sizes and are a fairly affordable option. You can also find mirrored art, if you're looking for a unique and artistic mirror solution.Â
Lighter colors help to make a room feel larger. Bright colors work well, as well as neutrals. Here are some great colors you can consider for your small space:
You can also include an accent wall in your room, which will create some color and also add an illusion of depth to the room, complemented by stylish accent chairs.
Some plants work better in small spaces than others. For example, ivy is a great plant for a smaller space because it never needs to be trimmed. Other plants that do well in petite places include aloe vera, cactus, glass of pearls, spider plants, pothos plants, periwinkle, or salvia for small space plants.
One great way to add artwork to a smaller room is by adding a tapestry. You can choose a tapestry that has vibrant colors or one with more neutral tones depending on your personal style. This is an affordable and unique way to add creativity and design to your small space.
Recessed lighting works well in areas where you spend most of your time, so there's no need for lamps or overhead lights that take up valuable floor space. This can be a pricey investment, so it may not be an option for everyone. But in many cases, installing recessed lighting is worth the cost. It's convenient because you don't need to install a light fixture or lamp, and it provides excellent illumination over a wide area.
Storage is your best friend if you're living in a smaller place. With each new furniture purchase, you should ask yourself if you can get an item that has dual storage, like our versatile storage ottomans. Many pieces of furniture can include storage, such as a coffee table with drawers or a sofa bed that has under-bed storage.
A great way to maximize your space is by choosing pieces of furniture with relatively flat surfaces. This not only saves on floor space but also provides you with more options for decorating and arranging the room in a pleasing manner. You can even stack flat furniture as a way to maximize your home's space, or consider multifunctional pieces like storage beds.
There are many ways that small spaces can be transformed into spacious, comfortable, and tranquil homes. With careful planning, a bit of creativity, and some great design ideas, you can create a space that feels just as big and inviting as any other. Interested in designing and optimizing your small space? Discover our range of compact sofas to complete your small-space design.