How to Create the Illusion of a Bigger Home?
With this particularly hot start to the summer, you might feel stifled in your home. The heat could be a factor, but you might also be short on space. We’ve gathered a few tips to help create the impression of a larger home, allowing it to feel more open and airy.
5 Simple Tricks
Declutter
A tidy room always feels more spacious than a cluttered one. Take this opportunity to sort through your belongings and keep only what is useful or enhances your enjoyment of the space. Often, you’ll realize during this process that you own far more than you actually need. By reducing the number of possessions, your home will feel much more breathable.
Add Mirrors
Opt for Light Colors
Painting your walls with light colors will instantly brighten the space and make it appear visually larger. Additionally, by using similar shades for your furniture and flooring, the room will feel more airy. Want to keep some bold colors? You can do that by painting one wall in your preferred vibrant hue and the others in lighter tones. A light-colored ceiling can also make a room seem more spacious.
Organize Differently
To maximize space, consider installing tall bookshelves or cabinets that reach up to the ceiling. This will provide extra storage while making your ceilings look higher. Furniture with dual functions, such as bed-bookcases or storage benches, can also help you save space.
Add a Sunroom
Even after applying the above tricks, do you still feel cramped? In that case, a more radical solution is in order! A three-season or four-season sunroom is an excellent way to stylishly expand your home. It will provide additional space for the whole family to enjoy.
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