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Hooker Furniture Living Room Windward Dart Honey Loveseat can cozily sit two.<\/p><\/div>\n

A small living room can be described in so many ways \u2013 teensy, compact, minute, <\/em>etc. If you have done everything but have already hit a roadblock in terms of making the living room more livable<\/em>, then you have to know the secret.<\/p>\n

But is this really a secret? More than a secret, small living rooms need a smart solution<\/em>. Here are some of the wisest solutions ever that designers have come up with \u2013<\/p>\n

Get Started <\/strong><\/p>\n

Just like any design project which you are going to take on, it would help to look at the task with a fresh set of eyes. Go out, take a walk, breathe deep, then come back refreshed. If you can, you can also bring a design-savvy colleague with you so she can help you determine what to do with the space. Most of the time, hearing ideas can bring out the creativity in anyone.<\/p>\n

That Long, Narrow Hall <\/strong><\/p>\n

If you have a long, narrow hall to deal with, think of an art gallery. White walls are the classic choice although a fresh coat of rich color or grass cloth can also work well. Go basic and sleek with black and white stuff.<\/p>\n

Create a unique gallery with an eclectic appeal using your most colorful, large artwork. You can also hang a series of photo frames with the left side of the wall intentionally left empty. Top your design scheme by adding proper lighting. Use overhead track lighting or wall-mounted lighting in illuminating artwork.<\/p>\n

For a smaller yet still long hall, it is wise to make good use of every nook and cranny. Now how is this achieved? You can use floating shelves and cabinets. These floating pieces keep the floor free from clutter.<\/p>\n

Measure with care, pick the cabinets that are also narrow so that you will have enough room to walk around in. Make sure to keep the floor area clean and clutter-free as these don\u2019t have a room in any tight space.<\/p>\n

The Eat-In Kitchen <\/strong><\/p>\n

This kind of kitchen with a lot of openings and doors will make the room less functional. A door that opens inwards will occupy space as do the cabinet openings.<\/p>\n

A solution to this dilemma is to use round-edge tables instead of the square or rectangular types. Curved edges fit better in awkward spaces more than hard-edged furniture pieces. Pull the table near a wall even if it is just a small section. Placing the table dead-center will leave an unnatural look.<\/p>\n

Multiple Windows and Doors <\/strong><\/p>\n

The living room has many elements \u2013 the door, fireplace, windows, radiator, walls ,etc. All these prevent you from placing furniture near the living room walls. If you are faced with this dilemma, then try to pull the arrangement to the center of the living room. A matching pair of sofas could serve as the anchor to this whole design. It will also counteract the confusion that exits and entries bring about.<\/p>\n

Add a cozy rug to set up a conversation area.<\/p>\n

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Make wise use of vertical space with this 1586-75906-BLK1 Twin Peak Display Cabinet<\/p><\/div>\n
Limited Wall Space <\/strong><\/p>\n
There are also living rooms with limited wall space. If you can swap the living room with the dining room (provided that the latter is more spacious), then do so. Various doors and windows don\u2019t matter that much inside a dining room, in fact, they can even add to the drama and romance that dinners could bring.<\/p>\n
A Studio-Type Apartment <\/strong><\/p>\n
Small-scale furniture pieces are your best friends when you have limited living room space. Again, furnishings with rounded edges work better than those with sharp edges.<\/p>\n
Install also ample storage units so that your life would become a lot easier.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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