Bigger Is Better: How To Make Your Living Spaces Feel Bigger 

Most people dream of living in a property. Thankfully, you don’t have to move home or add an extension to make it feel as though you have more living space at your disposal. With the right strategy at your disposal, it is possible to achieve truly incredible results.

Now is the perfect time to transform your home, especially as you’ll really appreciate the benefits once the colder months return. Here are some of the most effective ways to achieve your goal.

Introduce More Light

A lighter and brighter home will feel instantly bigger. Better still, it should take on a far friendlier vibe, which is why projects focused on increased lighting should be at the top of your agenda. 

The quickest and most effective way to do this is to call residential painters and decorators. A professional finish with an on-trend lighter tone will reflect the light and give your home a distinct sense of class. This can be combined with dressing the windows to get more light in.

New windows, skylight installation, or Sunsquare roof lights, signal a more significant project. However, there is no doubt that it will make rooms appear more spacious.

Optimise Your Floor Space

Having more floor space on show is another crucial step towards making rooms look bigger. For starters, you can use wall-mounted TV brackets and shelves instead of bulky units to claw back valuable space.

For the best results, you will want to choose practical flooring solutions for social areas in the home. Whether it’s laminate, wood flooring or carpets that you choose doesn’t matter. Opting for a lighter colour scheme will support your bid to make the home look bigger.

Another top trick is to choose tables and furniture where you can still see the floor. This could be achieved through glass surfaces or taller legs.

Declutter 

When thinking about ways to improve the home, it’s only natural to think about possible additions. One of the smartest and most effective routes to creating a larger appearance, however, is to get rid of unwanted items.

Most households are guilty of holding onto items that are no longer used. They can be sold online to generate some extra money. Better still, fewer items inside the home will translate to the perception of more space. This step can be completed in virtually no time too.

For the best results, try to create some extra storage space with ideas like adding hooks behind your doors. The transformation is simply incredible.

Focus On The Flow

Most people understand how to make individual rooms appear larger. True success, however, is achieved by creating an aesthetic flow from one room to the next. This consistency works especially well with minimalist vibes.

Choosing the right wall colours and flooring will help. You can also find wall art or use online photo canvas printing to create consistency throughout the home. While the aesthetic flow is sure to alter perspectives, rooms can still boost individual charms. 

Alternatively, you could remove an internal wall to connect multiple rooms or install sliding doors out to the garden.

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