Decorating a small space is always a challenge. You struggle with ideas because the space is small and you don't want to overcrowd it. You want your space to look perfectly balance but you don't know how to go about it, don't worry, here's a guide that will help you. Here are some really simple ways that will help you set up your small cozy space without really doing or buying much.
Use big mirrors around the space
This tip helps in making the house look bigger in size. You can have mirrors as your doors or wardrobe. You can opt for simple or designer mirrors, that is completely up to you, but don't go overboard with it. If you do not want to spend a lot of money on mirrors then you can pick them up from thrift stores. Many thrift shops and antique stores have vintage options that you can try.
Lighting is a game-changer
Go for smart lighting because you can set them according to your mood. They are great to brighten the area; dim them, creating a cozy area when not in use. They help bring more attention to the area and also add a homely vibe to your space. You can use lights on shelves, wardrobes, side tables, etc.
Opt for foldable and multipurpose furniture
Multipurpose furniture is in thing right now. Invest in tables that can be used as desks and dining tables. Foldable desks and shelves can be used too. Sliding doors or shutters for your wardrobe area. They utilize the area well and give a sense of spaciousness. Simple and easily foldable furniture is ideal for a small dressing area.
Use light colors
Using dark colors for small spaces makes it look smaller and dungy. It is always advisable to use light and neutral color schemes as it helps brighten the small area. It can also help in making the area appear larger than it is. Patterns color blocking and color combinations can help in creating an illusion of space. The right color will also light up the decor of your dressing area and make it look airy and well-lit.
Paintings and wall hangings
Art and personal photos always add charm and character to a room. Even photographs of your favorite things or by your favorite photographer can do the trick. Go for different frame size hangings so that the walls look edgy.
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