Take advantage of multi-functional desk
Small and compact side tables are both easy to move and flexible in function when they can be used as temporary desk or quick study tables. When not in use, just put a vase of fresh flowers or a few books on top of the table is enough to create an elegant highlight to replace the traditional tea table.
Design of ceiling book shelves
Installing built-in bookshelves or high shelves close to the ceiling is the optimal solution for people who love reading but do not have a private office.
Multifunctional spatial planning
For modest apartments, the living room should be designed in a multi-functional open direction: combining the reception corner, working area and small dining table. The seamlessness helps expand the view and maximize floor area utilization efficiency.
Create accents with graphic murals
Instead of leaving plain, monotonous wall panels, using geometric, polka dot or striped wallpaper creates accents for the space.
Bringing rustic beauty into space
The combination of pure white painted walls with rustic wood details such as wooden tea tables or woven rattan and bamboo furniture brings a feeling of peace, warmth and closeness to nature.
Display corner layout in collection style
Take advantage of TV shelves or wall shelves to arrange souvenirs, mini plant pots and small decorative trays in harmonious clusters, creating a strong personal impression for the homeowner.
Place a mirror against the wall
A mirror with a solid wooden or metal frame placed leaning against the wall creates visual depth, doubling natural light without drilling and chiseling to damage the wall surface.
Create a fresh highlight with green trees
Take advantage of the empty corners of the walls with a green pot placed in a rattan basket, weaving sedge both helps purify the air and turns a monotonous hidden corner into a relaxing natural highlight.
Prioritizing low-rise furniture for open space
Using a padded sofa and a low-shaped tea table helps the ceiling look taller and more airy. At the same time, combine carpets to skillfully demarcate the boundaries between functional areas without rigid partitions.
