Decor Tips To Make Your House Look Bigger

Smaller apartments are often challenging to decorate in spite of being extremely comfortable and cosy. Tiny spaces require plenty of planning to ensure that all your tables, chairs, sofas fit in a manner that you are comfortable using it. The challenge with decorating smaller spaces is that too much of decor in the space gives of a look that is cluttered and too little of it leaves a space to be non-functional and non- practical for everyday use. Also, the end result must have you happy and create an aura of calm and peacefulness when you enter the room.

Often the right end result is based on creating harmony in the space designing it in a manner that each of the elements come together complementing each other. Without creating chaos in the design scheme a plan that is fully functional from everyday user perspective is critical. The choice of colours made for each room is also has an emotional and psychological impact is it effects our behaviour and moods. There is nothing better than waking up in the morning to positive vibes in the space you live in and a decor scheme must be able to meet these expectations. Creating focal points in the room is a nice way of getting the eye’s attention to a particular object and shift focus from noticing the boundaries of the room. Focal points such as a large chandelier or an artefact work best. Allow for as much as natural light is you can to enter the room.

Open up the wall to larger windows spaces if there aren’t any architectural limitations. An artificial lighting plan also works on similar grounds. It should cover the entire room and evenly distribute light. In addition to an even distribution of light, task lighting is also essential. Storage is always a necessity in smaller spaces and this can be achieved by creating shelves on corner areas of the room that remain unutilised or even build open shelves from the floor to the ceiling. Top shelf cabinets are also trending.