Small Spaces? No Problem!


Small spaces might feel like a curse, especially in homes that are overcrowded with furniture, but there are many tips and tricks that designers use to make their cosy quarters feel like spacious abodes. The Design & Decor Home Dubai team put together their top five tips to maximize your interior spaces and maintain your desired furniture layouts for your Contemporary Interiors & Modern Living & cosmopolitan home.




REFLECT YOUR SPACE

 Mirrors are underrated; they serve as glamorous accessories that reflect light and visually double your space. Choose from our range of mirrors to add character to your walls and light up your rooms.
CONTRAST YOUR PATTERNS

 For a space that has a cluster of patterns, swap your heavy wallpaper with one that has a light hue for a dreamy feel. If your space resembles a grey canvas of neutral furniture, choose a wallpaper with geometric patterns and metallic rose gold profiles, to create your contrast. Don’t be afraid of wallpaper.
OPT FOR DOUBLE-AGENT FURNITURE

 Furniture that can be used for several occasions are perfect for smaller spaces. Choose a chaise lounge instead of a sofa for overnight guests to enjoy their mornings and their evenings. Stock up on ottomans and poufs for unexpected guests at your social gatherings or as tiny tables that are easy to maneuver. We also love double-agent armchairs that can work as extra seating for your living room or accent pieces for your bedroom or office space.





SHED SOME LIGHT

Lighting accessories are a great way to create brightness in a small space. Don’t have enough space for a nightstand? Instead, chose an elegant slim-footed floor lamp or a rich wall mounted lamp to add extra glow to your spaces – functional and beautiful design objects.






ALL ABOUT THE BASE

Minimal, slim and stylish legs take up less floor space, which automatically makes your room feel bigger and lighter. Pair your favorite sofas with armchairs that have a more slender base, elevated off the ground.


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