It is quite challenging to refurbish a small home, but with our advice you’ll be able to take on this challenge much more easily.
Furniture proportion
Instead of reducing the size of your furniture, cut down on the amount of it. A smaller quantity but of average size will go a much longer away than lots of miniature furniture. Furniture dimension plays a big role in refurbishing your small home. Although the refurbishment of your home might represent a challenge, writing down a list of priorities and buying essentials only can definitely be of help.
Strategic mirror placement
Mirrors have the power of reflecting light and making rooms seem bigger. In order to profit from this feature, place them strategically, for instance in front of windows or open doors so as to reflect the outer space inwards. Placement is as important as reflection. And as a reminder: it’s better to have a large mirror than several tiny ones.
Light and neutral tones
Light tones contribute to rooms looking larger and more luminous. Classic neutral tones, on the other hand, are easier to combine and they almost never run out of style. Create a blank canvas to have fun with and highlight vibrant colors against a neutral background.
Lightweight furniture
A simple trick not to make your living space look overloaded with furniture: use lightweight furniture that does not adhere to the ground and has thin legs. In so doing, spaces will look amplified and the lack of space in your room will not be as prominent.
Paintings: just a few big ones
Hanging a few large paintings will make walls seem easier on the eyes and your living space opener. On the contrary, a wall full of several tiny paintings can be quite overwhelming and make rooms look smaller. This tip renders the room spacious and luminous, without overcharging your living space. Additionally, another useful optical illusion that makes walls seem higher is to place paintings close to furniture rather than to the ceiling.