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| SF Girl by Bay |
Trust us, you can make a small space work.
You've finally scored the apartment or home of your dreams, but there's just one tiny
caveat: It's a touch on the small side. Luckily, tiny homes can pack
just as much glamour and wow-factor as a spacious McMansion—it's just a
matter of getting the right design approach down. Even if you only have a
mere 300 square feet to your name, these space-saving tips will whip
your digs into tip-top shape.
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| Belivin' Design |
Bulky
couches, coffee tables and chairs have a tendency to weigh a small
space down and make it feel cramped. Opt instead for leggy, streamlined
styles (mid-century modern options are particularly on point) that will
make your living room feel more spacious.
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| Living Room Ideas |
Pieces
that can pull double duty—like an innovative coffee table or an
old-world trunk—are key when you're short on space because they provide
extra storage to keep clutter at bay.
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| Anthropologie |
Use
a collection of quirky mirrors to decorate the walls in your living
room and add visual intrigue while creating the illusion of a large,
lofty space.
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| 79 Ideas |
Free
up floor space by taking advantage of unused wall space and add a
mounted book shelf or a funky geometric unit to display books and unique
decorative accents. An added bonus? Mounted shelving draws the eye
upward, emphasizing ceiling height.
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| Rue Mag |
Form
and function—lucite, acrylic or plexiglass furnishings give you the
best of both worlds, infusing your room with a touch of glamour and
creating the illusion of more space.
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| Design Sponge |
Floating
window shelves do so much more than provide save space. These minimal
shelves offer a seriously chic way to display petite plantings and
provide a bit of extra privacy—which, in a big city, is always a good
thing.
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| The Glitter Guide |
Open
concept has its perks, but it can also make a small living space feel
even tinier, swallowed up by the rest of the room. Define your space
with luxe accents, like an eye-catching rug, unique lighting and luxe
textiles to make your living area feel like a distinct space.
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| The Every Girl |
Balance is everything. A calming color palette gives this small space
an airy feel, while plants and oversized artwork pack plenty of panache.
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| SF Girl by Bay |
Tiny
spaces are conducive to big, clunky desks, but that doesn't mean you
have to deprive yourself of a work space. Wall-mounted options are a
savvy solution, providing you with a small work station without taking
up precious floor space. This is also a great option if you have an
awkward corner or nook that's too small for focal pieces.
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