Feltballrug Announce - How to Decorate Small Spaces

Press Release • Apr 7, 2014

When decorating small spaces you do not have to compromise on style or design. All you have to do is plan well for that reason and make choices that are smart and based on designs. Here are some choices to assist you as you embark on this process:

Online, April 7, 2014 (Newswire.com) - When decorating small spaces you do not have to compromise on style or design. All you have to do is plan well for that reason and make choices that are smart and based on designs. Here are some choices to assist you as you embark on this process:

Storage

Storage is very important in tiny spaces but many at times it looks like there is not much of it. Making use of boxes, chests and trunks helps to fill in as decor and it perfectly replaces storage and closets. For instance, trunks that have fat tops serve as perfect coffee tables.

Shelving

When decorating vertical spaces you should make use of vertical and tall furniture like floating shelves, armoires and bookcases. These are perfect for the purpose and they allow upward build by using up as little floor space as possible.

Seating

A banquette accommodates more people than chairs do and they are the best for kitchen areas and dining rooms. Nothing beats it and you can even custom make your own to have under seat storage. They are known for their casual feel and look but since you are being creative you should style them up with formal fabric to create seating that befits a luxurious dining room. The result is definitely going to be amazing.

Furniture

Pick slimmer pieces of furniture instead of the bulky ones. A sofa whose arms are scrolled occupies a lot of space. They mostly cover about 2 feet of floor space and that is not necessary. Go for straight arms that are narrow and you shall have more space in your living room. This should not stop you from buying furniture that is small in size. It only means that what you choose to buy must have a slim silhouette to help you save up space.

Tables that come with glass tops and have metal bases that are thin should be in your list of important considerations. They consume space that is negative and they give off a light feeling and an airy atmosphere. Using them is like using nothing at all yet in real sense they are there. They almost seem invisible.

Accents

Accents that have been chosen well bring about a great impact and they take up the least of available space. It could be a beautiful vase, a bright stool that can be used in the garden or an amazing piece of art. All and any of these three mentioned accents help to add that artistic feel and element and they use up little to no space at all.

Texture

In decorating spaces that are much smaller many people prefer to use neutral colors and they keep their palette the same way. If this is you or your current situation then you should make use of texture and a lot of it in that case. Texture helps to add depth and to prevent your design and environment from being boring. Neutral colors do not have much of life in them and that is what texture adds.