No matter how small your room is, the desire to make it look bigger is perfect and can be achieved, if furnished correctly. The correct way to it is following a few tips on right furnishings and accessories that can upgrade a small space into a bigger space. In this illusory upgrade of the space right positioning of furniture is the key.
Consult Your Designer
The task of magnifying your space can be achieved by leveraging the space through a designer’s perspective by having the right furniture packages in your apartment. They can recommend the right furniture packs for landlord from an array of London service providers, who can offer tailor made furniture solutions.
Areas of Modification
An expert designer will advocate changes in the following areas.
• Ceiling: Just look upward. You can hang your curtains near the ceiling and let them hang majestically into the floor. If they puddle, let it be, as long as you do not have lots of stuff on the floor.
• Upholstery: Now take up the upholstered furnishing such as sofas, chairs, ottomans to make the room bigger than it is. Furniture that can stand on legs will be more appropriate than something anchored to the floor.
• Leggy Furniture: Those with bun feet, or upholstered skirt, gives a sense of heaviness. Furniture on legs give a lighter feel to the room. The option is to buy apartment sized furniture and ditch all overstuffed furnishings that are only good for spacious houses.
• Dump the Clutter: Too much of non-essential items in a small room make a room tiny and cluttered. Less is perfect in these instances. Place only one item on a narrow bookshelf. The resulting uncluttered look will make the space more restful and highlights items more prominently.
• Mirrors: Placing of mirrors is a great way to make a room feel bigger and to reflect something pretty. But the common mistake is keeping a big mirror on the mantle. It tips back and reflects only the ceiling. So mount your mirror to reflect something across the room, and it broadens the size of the room.
• Living Room: Decorating a small living room can be a challenge particularly when the living room has a TV and needs many seats. So be careful with your furniture selection.
• Statement Piece: A single but bigger statement piece with a large painting or window treatment can be the focus of any room irrespective of the size of the room.
• Color Planning: Putting neutral or light colored paints on the walls or window treatment can make a great small room very inviting and comfortable. A rightly placed mirror will reflect that gorgeous color splendidly and you are truly in business.
Consult Your Designer
The task of magnifying your space can be achieved by leveraging the space through a designer’s perspective by having the right furniture packages in your apartment. They can recommend the right furniture packs for landlord from an array of London service providers, who can offer tailor made furniture solutions.
Areas of Modification
An expert designer will advocate changes in the following areas.
• Ceiling: Just look upward. You can hang your curtains near the ceiling and let them hang majestically into the floor. If they puddle, let it be, as long as you do not have lots of stuff on the floor.
• Upholstery: Now take up the upholstered furnishing such as sofas, chairs, ottomans to make the room bigger than it is. Furniture that can stand on legs will be more appropriate than something anchored to the floor.
• Leggy Furniture: Those with bun feet, or upholstered skirt, gives a sense of heaviness. Furniture on legs give a lighter feel to the room. The option is to buy apartment sized furniture and ditch all overstuffed furnishings that are only good for spacious houses.
• Dump the Clutter: Too much of non-essential items in a small room make a room tiny and cluttered. Less is perfect in these instances. Place only one item on a narrow bookshelf. The resulting uncluttered look will make the space more restful and highlights items more prominently.
• Mirrors: Placing of mirrors is a great way to make a room feel bigger and to reflect something pretty. But the common mistake is keeping a big mirror on the mantle. It tips back and reflects only the ceiling. So mount your mirror to reflect something across the room, and it broadens the size of the room.
• Living Room: Decorating a small living room can be a challenge particularly when the living room has a TV and needs many seats. So be careful with your furniture selection.
• Statement Piece: A single but bigger statement piece with a large painting or window treatment can be the focus of any room irrespective of the size of the room.
• Color Planning: Putting neutral or light colored paints on the walls or window treatment can make a great small room very inviting and comfortable. A rightly placed mirror will reflect that gorgeous color splendidly and you are truly in business.
