• Tiny room, large furniture:

It is a huge misconception that large furniture could clutter a tiny space. While the truth is, correct pieces of sizeable furniture can help the room look larger, more spacious and can be modified to serve various purposes. This small space is beautifully transformed into a living room with the furniture placed at the correct places.

• Hidden Storage:

Sneaky storage units can easily fit in your room. They not only look amazing and store all your extra stuff but are also a real boon for tiny rooms and studio apartments. Craftily made, they look stylish and help preserve your stuff for a long while.

• Reflectors:

It is a trick ages old. Used in the ancient Fluer-de castles in France to Grand Indian palaces, mirrors and glasses if placed wisely; they can make any room look larger and more spacey without costing any huge sums of money or time. Glass pane windows give a more open look and are ecologically and economically sustainable for any place.

• Vertical Expansion:

While you’re exploring all the horizontals of the tiny space, don’t forget the vertical. Remember all rooms have eight corners and most likely, walls of the same height as any other large apartment. Tall pieces of décor are extremely useful to de-clutter your space. They are spatially efficient and cause no issues. The tall white bookshelf in the picture is extremely useful for keeping all your accessories and reading material.

• Multipurpose Furniture:

Who says your furniture can’t multitask. From Double Duty doors to Trundle beds, every piece of your décor can be evolved judiciously to make your space multiply. The archaically beautifully cabinets in the picture add an extra element of beauty and are super practical to keep all your extra stuff.