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HOW TO MAKE A ROOM LOOK BIGGER

Tips For Small Rooms and Making Room Look Bigger
In a small space everything counts. This is important article, in which we teach you how to make a small room look like a bigger, by simply applying a few tricks.
We can used certain design concepts that make the small room like a big room.  Color techniques, furniture arranging and smart lighting ideas are just some of the topics we will cover in this article. These ideas well hopefully bring inspiration and help with your future projects, such a decorating  or property selling.

• Use Light Color

• Cream color and icy blues are just a few of the best color combinations that can convert a tiny interior into a seemingly bigger living area. Light and brightly colored walls are more reflective making a space feel open and airy, which helps maximize the effect create natural light.

• Lighting 

Natural light to flow freely inside the room, you will be surprised at how this will open up the interior and make it look larger. If you do not have a of natural light, you can add some creative lighting effects. You will be amazed at how this small addition make a big difference. If you do have access to natural light, make full use of it and bring it into your home with the help of large windows.

Furniture 

Use multi-function furniture like a chest that can be used as a coffee table, sofa beds, chest of drawers, and beds with drawers for storage. Use an expendable dining table, folding tables and nest of tables, which can be tucked away when you don’t need them.

Place the large pieces of furniture against the walls so the open space in the middle is not broken up.

Setting your furniture at an angle works because the longest straight line in any given room is it’s diagonal. When you place your furniture at an angle, it leads the eye along the longer distance, rather than the shorter wall. As an added bonus, you often get some additional storage space behind the piece in the corner, too!

If the furniture in your room is tall, that might be making it seem as though the ceiling is lower than it actually is. Make sure there is plenty of space between your furniture, too.

Choose a sofa and chairs with open arms and exposed legs. A glass table, will keep keep the appearance of a open and free space. This allows light to filter under the furniture, making the room appear airier.

• Mirror 
• Mirrors can make your room look larger. Use a focal point and angle your mirrors towards it, which will give the illusion of depth. The mirrors also reflect both natural and artificial light to which make a room brighter during the day and night. 

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