Small fixes often have
the highest impact on the aesthetics of your interiors. Do it smartly to notch the perfection.
Even a small space can
serve up a great design; believe the wizards of interior decoration. Whether
you want to customize an existing space or planning a full-fledged renovation,
smart updates can do all the tricks to grant a lease of life to the small space.
Take cue from various lifestyle magazine and online sources and apply your
creative ideas to make a petite space look much bigger. Smart colour techniques,
thoughtful furniture arrangement and perfect lighting ideas can do wonders,
when it comes to decorate a tiny space. Here are some ideal home improvement ideas
that have been adopted by Mr. Agnihotri, who purchased a 1 BHK residential property near Rishra
Hooghly.
Play
with Light Colours and Sharp Contrasts
Colours have a lot to do
to make a space look bigger. A careful choice of colour can transform a small
interior into a seemingly bigger living space. The best of combinations are
made with seamless blending of cream with icy blue. Smart choice can create
amazing optical illusion, thus making a room appears bigger than its actual
size. Light but bright coloured walls reflect an airy feel. To maximize the
effect, opt for a soft tone. Also paint your wall trim, a shade lighter than
your walls. It makes the actual space seem much bigger.
Optimum
Lighting is the Key
Uninterrupted flow of
natural light can open up the interior and makes it appear larger. If your home
does not allow a sufficient supply of natural light, some creative lighting
fixtures can suffice your need. You will be surprised at how these lighting
fixtures can make big difference to the overall feel of your home. If you have large
windows, allow natural light to come through it. Such arrangement will connect
the room with the outdoors, thus maximizing your space. Pulled back window coverings
are best to bring in more light. Enhance the overall aesthetics with potted
flower plants near the windows. You can also use lamps of various shapes and size
to incorporate special effects.
Cut
the Clutter
A tidy and organized room
work wonders to make a space appear larger than its actual dimensions. Having
too much stuff makes a space look crowded. Instead neatly arrange your stuffs,
so that the space looks pretty orderly and open. A cluttered room makes the
space looks smaller and congested. Also, avoid covering your walls with lot of
wall paintings and pictures. When decorating a petite space, get a focal point
and try to put pictures or any décor item there to grab attention. Arrange your
furniture in such a way, so that the focus is drawn towards that area. Always
remember to limit the accessories to keep the space clutter free. Remove carpet
and rugs to create an illusion of increased floor space.
Strategically
Place Mirrors
Mirrors can effortlessly
make any room appear larger. Placing it strategically helps you a lot. Facing
mirrors to a focal point can create the delusion of a larger interior. It also
sets in an illusion of depth. The best advantage of having mirrors is that they
reflect both natural and artificial light and thus can make your room look
brighter and bigger always. A mirror facing the outdoors is highly effective.
Glass table tops and mirrored cabinet doors are a great way to lend a spacious
feel to tiny interiors.
Smart
Arrangement of Furniture
Furniture eats up a major
space in your home. But, strategic arrangement can create an illusion of space.
A great way to do this is to use multi-function furniture. Nowadays, even beds
come with a host of solutions and suffice the need for a coffee table, beds and drawers for storage. Use folding tables and nest tables, so
that you can tuck it up when you do not need it. It’s better to scale the furniture
to check if they aptly fit in the given space. Instead of having oversized sofa,
invest in seating arrangements that are sleek and fashionable. Chairs with open
arms and exposed legs are best choice in this regard.
Implement these tips in
your dream property
right away and fall in love again with your small home.
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