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Five Tips To Make any Room Look Bigger
Posted at 00:11, 17/05/2008 by LauraWilliams
Who wants a huge home anyway? All those vast rooms, high ceilings—cleaning everything would be such a hassle! Small rooms can be bold and stylish if you follow Freshome's suggestions.
 
The first section of tips focuses on 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 etc. Stick to clean lines in the furniture. Use an extendable dining table, folding tables and nest of tables, which can be tucked away when you don’t need them. 
  • Consider having at least some of the furniture pieces the same color as the walls. Even the bigger items like armoires and chest will begin to blend in to the room and widen out the room. You can add some detail by stenciling in a design or accent onto the furniture.
  • 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! 
  • 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.
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