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Interior Design Tips – Small Rooms

A few handy tips to prevent small rooms looking crowded.

You have to make the best of small spaces if you live in a town house or flat. That doesn’t mean that if you have a massive house, that you should fill it to the brim though!

If you would like to make your small spaces seem much, much bigger than get to grips with the following Interior Design tips!

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First and Foremost – No Clutter.

• remove anything that is on show that doesn’t need to be.
• Choose decorations carefully and appropriately.
• minimalism

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• Buy some stylish boxes, chests, drawers.
• A place for everything & everything in its place…

Light Paint

• Paint walls light colours such as white.
• But, have a feature wall. This means paint all the walls  one colour and one a stronger brighter colour. This will expand the room.

Mirrors

• Place large mirrors in small rooms (possibly on your new designer feature wall)
• Aim them so that sunlight hits them and bounces around the room.

Furnish it Right

• Don’t buy a bed that takes up the whole room.
• Choose furniture whose size relates to the size of the room. But don’t buy doll house furniture.

Scheme a Colour  Scheme

• Interiors should be designed with a simple and elegant colour scheme in mind.
• Choose 3 colours that go together well.
• 1 colour and 2 neutrals is a good idea.
• Buy accessories that go with this scheme, Such as cushions and candles.

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