Loft Decor

• Most of the world's population lives in small to medium-sized homes. It is a must to master the skill of efficient living that uses every inch of space carefully.
• Use spaces to advantage. Always look out for more floor space and try creating comforts that make your home a place in which would love to live in.
• Dual-purpose, multi-purpose or versatile furniture pieces are blessings in disguise. They help make your abode look stylish and can yet be functional at the same time.
• Tall dressers, armoires and a chest of drawers are assets as they take less floor space and yet use vertical spaces to provide you the with much needed storage area.
• Wall space becomes even more important in tiny homes. The shelves and racks attached to them are quite useful to display your collectibles, place an alarm clock or display a sleek vase.
• Tables, ottomans, sofas and chairs with hidden storage areas can make your magazines and junk disappear. However, the can always be made available to you when you want to go through them.
• Folding chairs, tables and beds that are foldable are always blessings in disguise. They can be kept out of eyesight until you need them for entertaining guests or going to sleep at night.
• You can use storage baskets to store away out-of-season things under the bed.
• Retractable doors take less space when they are open and thus are an asset for the corner decor or a very narrow lobby.
• If you have a very tiny room and you are not able to find a study desk that goes with the size of your room, you can try out kids' furniture stores for this very purpose.
• Movable and sleek furniture on wheels can be used tactfully. For example, three small tables that can be joined to form a longer table can also be detached to make use of them separately. This can prove to be a huge advantage when you have very small rooms in your house.
• A dining table with removable leaves and loveseats instead of sofas is better for loft living.
• Choose the focus of the room such as your entertainment area and place mirrors to reflect it. Mirrors can help accentuate small spaces and are great at adding light and depth to the room.