83. Paint
Nothing makes a room stand out so quickly than throwing some color on the wall, covering up that neutral light beige every landlord uses. For instance, painting just one wall makes it an eye-catching accent wall and focal point of the room, but you can keep the walls neutral and paint your furniture instead, making it stand out. You can even add texture to the walls to really make it pop.
84. Dark colors in a small room make the room look smaller.
So if you’re planning painting the wall and your living room is tiny, consider going with a bright, light color. It makes the space look bigger and brightens the room as well.
85. Furniture that is too big can overwhelm a small room.
If you have room to spare, make it count. Essentially, don’t buy a couch that’s too big for your living room. But if your living room is big, play with the space. Finding living room furniture to fit your space doesn’t have to break the bank either.
86. Light it up.
Apartments are usually lacking in light, so don’t be afraid to add lamps — floor lamps, table lamps, even hanging lamps. Not only does it brighten smaller spaces, but it also allows you to add subtle color through the shades.
87. Add photos or artwork.
Frame them and then hang them. It brings the eye to the walls and adds a nice homey touch to your living room. You can even display them on tabletops.
88. Entry, living room or living room
In the small house, this environment is often removed and directly enters the kitchen-dining room. In the case of having this environment, should be decorated with a few elements. A vase, a painting, sculpture, some plant and a very good lighting is best. Use only a small sofa or furniture, a big armchair or shrink the large furniture site, in addition to trouble free passage and movement of people. It’s better utilization of individual furniture, chairs and small tables, so you can change the furnishings of the site for different occasions and making the best use of space. Use smooth and soft colors; remember that the large prints give the appearance of a smaller room. And be careful to leave open passage to the other environments.
89. Small Kitchen – dining
Light colors, furniture design simple and not overly burdening the walls, give idea of greater breadth and order. The lighting is always an important factor to consider. Seeks to integrate the refrigerator and household appliances to furniture. At present the designs of kitchen is very well suited to small environments. Use high cabinets or shelves for storage. Use folding tables, which can enlarge or shrink in the case of needing more or less space. Instead of chairs, it is preferable to the use of banks that can locate under the table when not in use. The TV should always be placed in a socket on the wall. If you need a separate area with plants or screens make it instead of walls.
90. Small Bedroom
As basic elements we need a bed, desk light, a cabinet (if we do not have closet) and a chair. We can put other furniture, as long as they do not obstruct the free passage. Another good option is to choose a curtain, curtain walls and color in shades within the same range. If it is possible to install a mirror, will also give idea of greater space. Do not forget to install a very good lighting.
91. Small Bathroom
For a small bathroom, there is nothing better than light colors on walls, as in floors and furniture, large mirrors and good lighting.
