Whether your home is a small, cozy apartment or a big house
with lots of small rooms, making a space that’s cluttered seem bigger is not
something that can’t be done. The key is to leverage what you have available,
and accessorize to create the illusion or more space.
Every home has weird spaces that seem “undecorable”. It could
be a tricky corner, or just a area of the house that you just don’t know how to
match with the rest. Regardless, there are affordable ideas you can use to
switch things up; and make a small room look airy, spacious and relaxing. Here
are some tips to help you get started.
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Repainting the walls
Whenever you feel in the mood for a change, but you’re on
budget, the smartest thing that you can do is repaint the walls. That dark
green you’ve had for the last 5 years in the kitchen could be the main reason
your cooking areas looks small and unappealing. To switch things up, we
recommended that you repaint the walls in a lighter nuance. Ivory is cool this
season; but what do to you if it matches with the furniture, rug, and other
accessories you have in the kitchen?
The solution: colorful accessories. You can always redesign
with accessories in case you get bored. But repainting is a lot more
challenging. Keep things simple when doing so, and complement your kitchen with
flower pots, and other tall accessories to add height. You’ll love the end
result.
Glass accessories &
mirrors
Is your home office too small? Do you feel trapped and can’t
work properly? Maybe it’s time for a change. Replace paintings with mirrors
facing the window; this way you create a virtual window that reflects more
natural light. Glass accessories like tall vases
and a working desk with a glass top will instantly change the room’s appeal.
Replace dark shades with lighter ones; yellow, for example,
might seem like a smart choice. Since we’re talking about an office space where
you probably spend 8 hours a day working; it’s good to have natural light (as
much as possible).
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Go crazy with stripes
Stripes are great when the aim is to widen a room. Replace an
old blanket with a newer model with horizontal lines; keep the pattern on the
walls too. To the naked eye, it will seem that your room is bigger (even if
it’s not). It will become a real pleasure to spend time in your living area
once again. In terms of colors, feel free to choose combo that match the rest
of your decor.
White ceiling
Assuming that you’ve made the bold decision to repaint the wall
of your house, a smart move would be to keep the wall white. The non-color
doesn’t just open up your private room; it also adds height. To complement the
effect. Hang curtains as close to the ceiling as possible. Settle on a lighter
color palette to allow natural light to enter your home and give it a fresh new
vibe.
Smart accessories
Leaving aside common accessories like flower pots and paintings
- which make a home feel cozy - you should also invest in a new rug or carpet.
There are hundreds of cool models you can choose. The best should features
tones of pastel. Zig-zag designs are in trend these days; their purpose is not
just to create the illusion of extra space. Patterned rugs add movement and
support fluidity. It’s a great trick that works long-term; even if you choose
to repaint the walls or change the accessories.
Bottom line is, making a small
space seem bigger is not that
challenging. Explore the web for some insights and guides to help you decide.
Whether you choose to repaint or change curtains
and switch to roman blinds, the key is to have a theme in mind. Try not to
mix too many styles because you’ll add even more clutter.
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When was the last time to make a change into your home? Don’t
you think it’s time to switch things up? Widen your nook and make it stand out
with tricks that are affordable and convenient. Put your imagination to good
use, and your home will become a Zen place you’ll love for years to come.
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