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Small living room layouts – 13 ways to arrange furniture in a tiny space |

The pressure’s on when it comes to small living room layouts – you’ve got to juggle storage and seating and surface space and soft furnishing, while also making sure it feels calm and spacious. And yes, sometimes it feels like a bit of an impossible task. How can you ever arrange this amount of furniture into a small space while still keeping it feeling open and airy?

However, with some savvy planning and a discerning eye, it’s possible to create the perfect small living room layout. The living room is often a place to chill, a place to work, a place to entertain, and sometimes even a place to sleep, so it’s got to be a hard-working multifunctional space. 

Flexible living room furniture is king, such as modular pieces or those that can double up as seating and storage, yet it’s important not to cram it all in. Sometimes less is more, and leaving space to walk freely around the furniture will create a luxurious feel.  

How do you layout a small living room?

As more of us work and play at home, the living room now has to cater to various roles. It’s important to really think about how you spend your time in the space, as this will largely determine your layout. 

When it comes to choose the best furniture for small living rooms, ditch the trad three-piece suite and go for versatility and mobility. A couple of stylish slipper chairs or a cozy love seat paired with footstools or ottomans that can double up as seating, storage or side tables, will be more valuable than a pair of bulky sofas. Look for shallow-depth furniture, modular designs and bespoke built-in solutions that will all curb clutter and save valuable floor space.

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'Once you’ve decided on your key pieces, lay newspaper to mimic the size of the furniture you're looking to put in to help you visualize just how much room everything will take,' says Emma Deterding, founder of Kelling Designs . 'It'll also help you make important decisions about the size and scale of big pieces and whether the room will feel spacious or restricted.'

1. Opt for a symmetrical living room layout

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'Symmetry makes everything easier on the eye and it’ll automatically make the space feel orderly and calm.' says interior designer Naomi Astley Clarke . 

However, don’t go too streamlined; small spaces can often feel boxy so break up lines with plenty of curves and textured surfaces to add interest. She also suggests incorporating seamless hidden doors when wall space is at a premium – you can hang pictures on it, or even create a recessed bookcase within the door itself. 

2. Float your furniture

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Floating furniture is another good small living room layout idea, as it leaves the floor free, enhancing the proportions of the space. 

As your sofa is likely to be the largest single item in your living room, it's worth paying attention to getting this key piece right. Our guide to the best sofas has some great options for smaller spaces - think compact shapes elevated on tall legs that add a feeling of spaciousness by allowing your eye to travel underneath the sofa to the farthest walls

Use a bit of visual trickery too – layered lighting will make a small living room feel larger by drawing the eye around the room. The same goes for furniture; ensure you have a range of heights in the space as it’ll feel two-dimensional if it all sits on a low level.

3. Build it in  

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Swapping a sofa for a space-saving bench seat is a smart way to make the most of the space underneath a window. In this chic San Fran pad, ABD Studios utilized the corner by creating a stylish shallow-depth lounger, swapping a bulky backrest for a stash of plump cushions propped up against the windows. 

4. Break it up 

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If your budget won’t stretch to bespoke designs, modular furniture is the next best thing. Interior designer Emily Rickard hacked this Ikea Soderhamn sectional sofa to fit her space by popping a nifty triangular storage table in between two sections. It meant the sofa could fan around the corner of the room to gain extra floor space.

5. Make mirrors key in a small living room layout

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Mirrors are a brilliant way to enhance the perception of space and an essential to creating a small living room layout that feels light and open. Why not go one step further and add a statement mirror wall for real glam factor. 

'We always strategically place mirrors opposite windows to make a tight layout feel bigger and brighter,' says Costanza Ranieri of Ivar London . 'Just make sure it’s not reflecting other mirrors, as you get that never-ending effect, which makes for a very odd and kitsch space.'

6. Go floor to ceiling with storage

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The best way to boost a small living room layout is to go for floor-to-ceiling living room storage. It’s an opportunity to create a shelfie-worthy space that will add bags of charm in a limited space. 

Kingston Lafferty designed this playful bookcase with a ladder to access the full-height storage. 'Using mirrored paneling breaks up the solid block of cabinets and gives the illusion that the floor runs on beyond the furniture,' says Becky Russell of Kingston Lafferty .

7. Choose space saving furniture

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Corner or chaise sofas are often a go-to in small living rooms as they give max comfort and take up minimal floor space, plus they’re fab for impromptu sleepovers. 

Or, if you regularly have overnight guests, then you could take multifunctional furniture to the max by swapping your sofa for a sofa bed. Our guide to the best sofa beds has options that are comfortable enough to use as your everyday seating.

Also, choose curvy pieces – they not only look chic but save valuable inches by shaving off the corners. In this scheme designed by 2LG Studio , a sultry raspberry-red slipper chair adds glam without the footprint, while a matching footstool doubles up as a makeshift coffee table.

8. Create a cozy nook

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Quirky niches and recesses are ripe for transforming into comfy seating areas as they don’t eat up valuable floor space. Even better, add storage underneath like in this apartment renovation by Vanrenen GW Designs to stash any inevitable living-room flotsam.

9. Work with a narrow living room 

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If you’ve got a long narrow living room layout to work with, think outside the box – literally. Carve out niches, recesses and oriel windows to create seating opportunities as well as extra surfaces for books and knick-knacks. Architecture firm Loader Monteith added a series of frameless windows in this living room to avoid a dark corridor effect and to make it feel visually wider.

10. Make the most of wall space

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If you’re working with a super-tiny space, slim picture ledges are a slick way of incorporating storage without taking up room with bulky furniture, as well as adding interest with books, art and photos. To maximize the illusion of space, a clever trick is to go dark – by painting both the walls and shelving black, it’ll make the walls look further away than they really are.

11. Pick a small living layout that embraces the coziness

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“Avoid pushing the furniture back against the wall, even if you feel like you can’t fit it in,” says interior designer Emily Rickard. “A little breathing space around key pieces makes the room feel bigger, plus it will create an intimate and cosy vibe.” A rug will also help ground the furniture and leaving a border of floor space will enhance the sense of spaciousness.

12. Utilize the back of the sofa

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In a small living room, every surface is an opportunity, so think about using the back of a sofa, especially in an open-plan layout. 

'We wanted to include a study space without impacting the elegance of the sitting room, where we knew we wanted two slim sofas facing each other,' says Sarah Peake of Studio Peake . 'Putting a slim desk against the back of a sofa was the perfect solution. Always try to incorporate a view if you can – we positioned it so you can gaze out the window beyond the sitting room.'

13. Rethink your lighting scheme

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Obviously, even small living rooms need decent lighting, but when you’re trying to squeeze every square inch out of the floorplan, table and floor lamps can feel like a luxury. Swing-arm wall sconces are a savvy choice as they make stylish reading lamps, leaving side-table surfaces free.

Small living room layout ideas: |

Our selection of the very best small living room layout ideas include traditional and modern layouts to suit every home's size and style – and we have included a ton of added-value design advice, too.

So whether your small living room design is open-plan, family-focused, a shared home office space or on the small side, there is a living room layout to suit your lounge and make the most of space in your small living room.  

Small living room layout ideas

Functionality is key for living room ideas, and the layout you select should not only be able to accommodate your lifestyle, but enhance it. These expert small living room design tips should meet your needs – and make the most of your existing tiny living space. 

1. Turn the window into a seated area

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'If you have a bay window, creating a window seat is a great way to add additional seating for guests as well as creating a cozy corner for reading or watching the world go by providing an elevated view and bringing a sense of the outdoors in. 

The base of the window seat can be used for storage with drawers or cupboard doors easily concealed. Adding a bespoke seat pad in a complementary material to a sofa or armchair will not only make the seating extra comfy but it will help bring together the interior scheme,' says Tom Rutt, director of TR Studio .

2. Make the most of corners 

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Minimalist living rooms might be tricky to get right, but done well, they are a godsend if you have a small living room layout,' says Jennifer Ebert, Digital Editor, Homes & Gardens. 

'The best way to arrange living room furniture in a tiny space is to use low-level pieces in paler color schemes. 'You don’t want furniture that is going to fill the entire space. You want pieces that that still leave a lot of room so size of pieces should be a little bit smaller than usual to get the look.'

3. Use pale colors throughout 

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'We all know that light colored walls can help in small spaces, but choosing off white and pale gray furniture will create an even airier feel,' says Andrea Childs, editor, Country Homes & Interiors. 'This small living room layout makes the most of this compact area – and note the textures and shapes – the curvy rattan coffee table and boucle chair helps the room to flow visually and combats the angular corners of the couch and armchair. '

4. Utilize storage in a small space

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'With many homes becoming smaller and more compact, there are some key design considerations you should make to maximise on the space available, especially when it comes to the living room,' says Emma Deterding, founder and creative director of Kelling Designs . 'A room in which we spend a lot of time relaxing, socialising and living, it's really important to plan it to make sure it's equally practical as it is stylish. Consider who's going to use the space, how they're going to use it and plan your design around this. This will enable you to make easier decisions on elements like the size of sofa, other upholstery pieces such as armchairs and ottomans, as well as storage furniture.'

'In terms of color and pattern, my ethos is always to bring in as much color and pattern as you can. A compact space doesn't mean bland and neutral, color, pattern and print will make sure your living space is a true reflection of your personality. '

5. Place the couch across a rug 

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'The hand-knotted rug in the center of the room helps bring the different elements of the space together while adding warmth and comfort underfoot,' says Clara Ewart, head of design at Kitesgrove . 'The colors and shapes echo other features and forms within the room, and its larger size means that the living room sofa can be placed upon it for a luxurious feel. The darker paint used on the window surround draws the eye to the view outside and gives the room added depth and character.'

6. Use symmetry to your advantage

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If you love a touch of order then let symmetry in interior design guide your small living room layout. There's something so pleasing about this space, it's easy on the eye and calming. Have two matching couches opposite each other and team them with a pair of armchairs. In this instance a square coffee table works best, soften it with books and a vase of blooms.

7. Chose slimline furniture

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'If there’s one thing that’s going to create the illusion of more space in a small living room layout, it’s investing in the right furniture,' says Jennifer Ebert.

'Mid-century modern living rooms tend to embolden an unfussy, utilitarian style that defined interior design for the post-war generation. Now its functional, fluid furniture with slimline legs has been adopted by the masses – especially those wanting small living room layout ideas that will give the illusion of space.' 

8. Prioritize the placement of a sofa or couch

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'When designing a small living room layout, make it as functional as possible,' says Georgia Zikas, founder and principal designer of Georgia Zikas Design . 'By anchoring the furniture on the wall, natural light is able to come through the larger windows. This multi-purpose space is used for lounging, entertaining, and even playing music with guests. The flow of traffic allows for space to move around as the couch is pushed against the wall instead of placed in the middle of the room like you would in a larger space.'

9. Make the most of every inch

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'When space is tight, it pays to make a feature of the furniture instead – this works especially well if you adore bright colors,' says Lucy Searle, global editor in chief, Homes & Gardens. 'Distract the eye from the space by matching everything – blinds, rug, couch and armchairs in once compact area – plus, it creates a great social hub if your small living room layout is open plan.'

10. Mix and match a couch, armchair and footstool

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'Opting for clever furniture choices with versatile pieces will maximize on the space in smaller living rooms, creating a comfortable space that can be used to sit back and relax, as well as welcome guests,’ says Stefan Ormenisan, creative director and founder of MindTheGap . 'For example, this combination of a smaller two-seater sofa and comfy armchair, rather than one larger sofa in a straight line, creates a more welcoming and sociable dynamic, and the upholstered ottoman is a brilliant space saving option, doubling up as seating or as an additional surface for favourite books and magazines, or trays with drinks if entertaining.'

'It is often thought that pattern and color cannot work in smaller spaces, but on the contrary creating layers of interest and detail with a mix of both can give a room a wonderful, enticing jewel box feel, drawing you into the space and bringing a smile.'

How can I arrange a small living room?

If you have or have ever had a narrow room at home, then you’ll be more than aware of the tricky task of making it look wider than it actually is, while desperately trying to make every corner look cozy. You’ve probably spent hours rearranging furniture in a frenzied attempt to make your rectangular space look more square, but in the back of your mind you know that unless you knock down the walls and rebuild the room from scratch, there’s just nothing you can do.

When it comes to the layout, the general advice is not to place all of your furniture too close to the walls. 'To make the room feel more spacious, move your sofa away from the wall, and put a console or a shelf behind it and bring the sofa in,' says interior designer, Kelly Hoppen.

Look for a table with simple or delicate lines. The table should seem to 'disappear,' so it gives your room the illusion of more space in a small living room. And steer clear of ornate furnishings that will overpower the space.

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The owners of small apartments are forced to load the living room with many functions: most often it plays the role of a bedroom, a dressing room and an office. How to find a place for design and decor in this cramped space?

The living room or, as we often say, the hall is almost always furnished in the same way: sofa, TV, coffee table. Usually it serves as a bedroom at night, sometimes it houses a library, almost always - storage space. A little less often, a work area is added to this set.

We have collected several detailed recommendations that will allow you to correctly zone such a living room with the help of furniture: the one in which they receive guests, sleep and periodically work.

1. Prepare a layout plan

Moving furniture on paper is much easier than in reality. Proper layout starts with a plan: draw the room from the top. Experts believe that the most convenient scale is 1:20.

Specify where the windows are located, to what depth and in which direction they open. The same applies to the balcony and the front door. Mark out radiators, sockets, outlets for lamps, ledges of load-bearing walls, beams on the ceiling.

2. Sketch scenarios

Designers, architects, and even feng shui experts recommend starting with the main piece of furniture in the room. Therefore, to begin with, it is important to understand what all daily actions and manipulations will line up around in the living room.

If this is really a gathering place for a circle of friends or a large family, then becomes the center of attention for the soft group. If people sleep in the living room at night (we accepted this condition from the very beginning), then the main object will be sofa bed , which should be placed in the first place with the comfort of those sleeping on it.

There are hosts who like to dine in the living room - they will have to take care of the dining group. There are those who keep a lot of things in this room - simply because there is nowhere else. Often there is a need for a workplace. But, in fact, the new functionality of the living room is a place for general relaxation, one large sofa with a table on which you can put decorations, flowers, candles and something tasty. It is such a living room, not overloaded with other furniture, that can be a very comfortable bedroom.

3. Evaluate the scope

Imagine how your furniture “works”. Arrange the squares and rectangles cut to the desired scale according to the grid plan so that they do not interfere with each other. And not only in static positions: measure and take into account the depth to which drawers open, cabinet doors, the sofa moves apart.

Create space between objects for comfortable use and free passage. For example, the distance from furniture with hinged doors should be equal to the width of the door, plus a minimum of 60 centimeters (this is the width of the minimum passage).

You will find a lot of interesting things: a chair, moved up to the table according to your plan, may not block the passage - but, being set aside, it blocks half the room. If you decide to hang shelves next to the door, see if it will bump into them. Thus, it is important to think over and mark out all movements and functional movements associated with furniture.

4. Apply the laws of composition

The first rule, especially important for small rooms - rule proportionality . For most of our living rooms in typical apartments, it is better to choose compact furniture - leave huge sofas and wardrobes to country palaces.

If you absolutely need to use a large piece of furniture in the interior (for example, you cannot refuse a large armchair or you cannot raise your hand to throw away a huge wardrobe), place such an object away from windows and doors.

Another composition law: symmetrical arrangement pieces of furniture more suitable for large rooms . But if you want to bring the spirit of classic interiors into a very small room, use narrow tall shelving or compact console cabinets. Upholstered furniture (miniature sofas and small armchairs, preferably with legs) should be placed symmetrically opposite each other.

In general, asymmetric arrangement is more suitable for small rooms. Different heights and depths of pieces of furniture visually create an interesting and slightly unpredictable pattern. So in addition to the plan, you might also want to draw a wall map to give you an idea of ​​how objects of different sizes will look.

5. Add air

In all the current photographs of the interiors of modern living rooms, there is almost no tall furniture. And this is absolutely logical: the living room suggests splendor, this is the most representative room in the home, do not overload it with excessive functionality.

Even if you have only a small kopeck piece, you can make the living area “idle” and refined at least by removing high furniture from it. If necessary, design a closet at one of the end walls of the room, preferably closer to the entrance, so the rest of the volume will be freed from unnecessary clutter.

Organize storage inside the closet so that you can do without additional modular furniture. The “walls” familiar to us, contrary to popular belief, small living rooms do not decorate in any way.

Leave one of the walls empty if possible. Or closed furniture up to half. This can be free space above the sofa - or a wall opposite it, on which a screen is usually located. More air - more visual comfort, and in fact it is necessary in the living room!

6. Organize alternative storage

The modern look at furnishing does not imply a complete rejection of tall cabinets, but it would be better if shelving units act in their role. Narrow column shelving looks great in a small living room and can become a versatile zoning tool.

For example, they can be used to separate the workplace from the public area. They can frame the sofa - if it unfolds, the racks in their middle part will play the role of bedside tables, and upstairs you can remove items that are not used daily.

Racks can also be placed along a conditionally “empty” wall by turning them horizontally. Books will fit perfectly inside, and the end surface will turn into a shelf for decor.

7. Equip additional functional areas

If the living room needs a place to care for clothes, place it next to the built-in wardrobe (if any), partially fence off the dressing area from the rest of the space, find a place for an ironing board (in the same wardrobe , for example) and a large mirror.

The sofa can be installed not close to the wall, but at a certain distance. Behind him, put cargo racks , like kitchen ones: they go in both directions (provided that there is enough space for such a reception).

Those who are used to working in the living room should pay attention to corner computer desk - such models are usually compact and designed as ergonomically as possible. If it is important to arrange a workplace by the window, build up the window sill using a countertop.

The same technique will allow you to place the so-called coffee zone near the window in a non-trivial way: if there is no room for a small table and pouffes around it, then table-top-sill and high chairs will perfectly cope with the role of a coffee bar.

Choose light, openwork chairs with thin legs. And pouffes can be found hollow inside, with seat covers - and you can store, say, art supplies in them. Or home clothes.

8. Let go of stereotypes

The living room today is a place for informal pastime, so do not try to repeat the design from the picture. In the same way that you found a custom layout plan, look for your own finishes and decor options. And, of course, furniture filling.

Refusing modular furniture, try to do without soft headset . Who said that armchairs and a sofa should be similar? Or maybe a sofa is not needed at all? And a Japanese futon (if you need a bed) or a few poufs is enough.

Place a high baroque armchair resembling a throne in a Scandinavian style setting. Use a wicker laundry basket or an old suitcase as a coffee table. Combine vintage and hi-tech in a loft style. In a word, fantasize, creating an atmosphere of lightness, freedom, creativity and fun in the living room.

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If the room is small in size, then make it functional and not overloaded furniture is quite difficult. Especially when it comes to the living room. After all, this the room is the center of the living space and has several purposes. First of all, it should be suitable for receiving guests, as well as become a place comfortable stay for all family members. Often this room is also a dining room. zone. Therefore, in order to design small living room is ideal for your family, you need work out certain details.

Basic design rules

When creating harmonious interior, you need to take into account the purpose of the room, its size, configuration and illumination. As for the small living room, it is important to adhere to such rules:
1. Only the most necessary things so that it does not become cluttered;
2. Interior a small living room is created using a compact furniture;
3. Furniture and accessories must have simple shapes, as they leave much more free space than artsy or multi-level products;
4. light colors;
5. complement it with bright accessories, for example, it can be indoor plants, carpets, decorative pillows or paintings.

Layout and zoning

Create a functional and a comfortable living room without the correct arrangement of furniture is impossible. One of The biggest mistakes to avoid when decorating the interior of a small living room is the desire place the so-called "wall" or "slide". You also can't force large objects the passageway of the room.

Compact basic kit furniture for the living room may look like this: sofa, coffee table with a glass top, small shelving (it is desirable that their height be about 70 cm below the ceiling level), two armchairs or poufs. As seen from of this list, the most voluminous items are the sofa and armchairs. Therefore the choice furniture should start with them.

If purchased double sofa and two armchairs, then a lot of free space will be lost in the room space. However, there are more opportunities to create a comfortable design for a small living room. If you buy a corner sofa, there will be more free space. But at the same time rearranging furniture will become almost impossible.

Very successful, maybe be the layout of a small room using the space near the window. Interior of a small living room plan in such a way that in the area next to the window there is a low cabinet with TV. But to make the room look more spacious, near the window you can arrange a bed or chairs. Do not be afraid that the furniture can deteriorate due to proximity to the battery. To protect a sofa or chair, it is enough to move it about 30 cm from the window.

Another original the layout option involves placing the sofa in the center of the room. In such case, all attention is focused on the window, so it is worth decorating drapery with the addition of tulle and light curtains. And here is the furniture next to it should not be placed.

Selection colors

If you pay attention small living room design rooms in Khrushchev in the photo, you can see the predominance of light, pastel shades. Thanks to this the design of a small space visually increases. While the use of dark or too bright shades will make the living room look more like to the pantry.

White color is certain leader in the design of small spaces. If the ceiling, walls and floor are white, it will add lightness to the living room and make it more spacious. But to the room did not look boring, it definitely needs to be decorated with bright accents yellow, pink or green.

Original solution can become white furniture. With it, the interior of a small living room will not look cluttered. However keep in mind that the white color gets dirty quickly, so the furniture is better choose with removable covers or one that can be easily cleaned.

Possible use in the design of the living room and cold pastel shades. For example, the combination of green and blue will give the room freshness. You can stop your choice and on grey. But in this case, so that the interior does not look detached and uninhabited, a few warm accents are sure to be placed.

More one interesting technique is the monochrome design of the living room. Small living room design in this case is based on the use of white and black. To the living room did not look like an office, in this case it is also necessary to complement the interior with bright interspersed.

What should there be trim?

Ideal for a small room a design option can be both painting the walls and using light wallpaper with a miniature pattern. If a decision is made to wallpaper the living room, with their choice must take into account the configuration of the room. For example, to divert attention from low ceilings and small spaces, you need use wallpaper with vertical stripes. Visually lengthen the square the room will help photo-wallpaper with picturesque landscapes. You can also come up with interesting design for one wall, so that all attention is concentrated only on her.

A special approach is also needed for ceiling decoration. White gloss - fits perfectly into the design of a modern living room in a small apartment. It will give it extra lightness and help visually increase its size. premises. As an alternative, especially if the ceilings are in the room is low, you can make the decoration with mirrors.

Work over the expansion of space

There are many tricks that can visually increase the size of the room:

Lighting

Good natural and artificial lighting, small rooms always look bigger. To start the window needs to be correct. The main rule is the absence of pretentious elements, ruffles and draperies. It is enough to curtain the window with tulle or light curtains. A good option for modern apartments can also be Roman or Japanese curtains.

Care must also be taken of additional lighting for a small living room. The best option is point lighting, with the location of lamps on the ceiling and walls. This will give the room additional volume and will help to divide it into zones.

Stylistic direction

What will be the design of a small living room, largely depends on the style of decoration. Choosing options that best emphasize the individuality of the room and will help create maximum comfort, special attention can be paid to several design directions.

Loft

His advantage is the possibility of visually increasing the space due to using large mirrors. To enhance the desired effect will help a huge panoramic window. If the apartment is located on the upper floors, then such a window is not necessary even hang up.

Classic

This direction never does not go out of fashion, but choosing it you need to take into account some of the nuances. So, creating the interior of a small living room, you can not clutter it with palace sets and decorate intricate drapes. It is better to focus on a few classic parts such as lamps.

Eco style

For decorating a room gray and beige shades will go well in this direction. Special attention should be given to the choice of furniture. It must be wooden and shaped as close to natural as possible. Curtains can be an additional accent from natural fabrics, such as linen.

Furniture

Even in a very small living room without furniture is impossible. However, you need to put only the most necessary items. It is also important to adhere to some selection criteria:

Straight living room

For maximum expansion of space is often used to combine different rooms. At such redevelopment in most cases requires the dismantling of one or several walls. However, such changes should be carefully considered, so that the load-bearing wall is not accidentally removed.

In small apartments the living room, especially after redevelopment, can become a walk-through. equip the interior a small living room is needed in such a way that there are no extra things. Items that can be easily hooked should also be positioned away from aisles.

Good an option for such a room would be the choice of transforming furniture, since it can be assembled as needed, and there will be more free space.

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