The idea of designing the interior of small spaces is to avoid cluttering the room with large furniture or too many accessories.
Follow this How-to guide to learn how to effectively design the interior of a small living space.
Use Sleek, Slim Furniture Whatever style room you're going for, you want to use sleek furniture.
Make sure you avoid using large pieces of furniture since it obviously takes up a lot of space.
Although the luxury of having an enormous, fluffy chair is nice, it is beneficial to use a smaller size.
Being all crammed up is not a comfortable feeling after all.
Instead of purchasing an L-shaped couch, try to find two smaller couches.
You can use a table in between them to use up the rest of the space.
L-shaped couches tend to take up more space than necessary at their curve.
Use Multipurpose Furniture Using furniture that serves more than one purpose prevents the feeling that the room is too small to fit that missing furniture.
A good example of this is to use ottomans for the couches that can be used as surface space for items.
They can be used on the side of the couches for food and drinks, in the front for coffee, or for just resting your feet after a long day.
Use Objects that Make the Room Appear Bigger Mirrors are the ultimate way to make a small room look larger.
It's a simple optical illusion that can't be helped.
With mirrors, it feels like the room is double the size, there is more walking space, and more furniture.
Another smart object to consider is a large rug.
Even with the room small, usually the larger rugs are smaller than the room itself.
Get a rug as big as you can find or fit inside the room.
Make sure it contains bold, defined colors and shapes.
Use a Few Accessories Pick a few accessories that match your theme.
Try not to add too many, because it will give the room that cluttered feeling.
Be specific, and choose wisely, because you only have a few items you can place around the room and on the walls.