Small spaces can be the bane of any home owner's life. But they can also be a blessing in design disguise. Awkward, small spaces are often a catalyst for change, forcing you to
a) clear the clutter and
b) come up with clever design ideas you may never have thought of otherwise.
From small living rooms Designing to small
bedrooms Designing,
bathrooms interior Designs, kitchens and
kids' rooms interior design, get inspired by these top tips and design ideas for tiny, small spaces.
If you don't have room for a dedicated study take note. Having commissioned an award-winning new build in Suffolk, the owners entrusted its decoration to interior designer Virginia White. The gallery leading to the spare bedrooms has been turned into a self-contained study, where aristocrat chose a corner desk attached the mezzanine wall to minimize the amount of floor space used
'In the main bedroom, there is only room for a bed, but one way to make a room like this seem bigger is to select a compact four-poster. It creates a feeling of grandeur and makes the proportions of the room seem larger.
he two Rothko-esque panels that flank the bed are not paint but vibrant silk, a good option if you're a renter who can't paint the walls, or for adding colour to a space-enhancing white scheme. The Fifties-style Danish bedside tables come from Chelsea Textiles (£498 each), a good source for chic and simple designs. On top of them are Forties Quindry lamps.
The curtains behind the bed - along with adding a cost feel to the room - draw the eye up, making the ceilings appear higher, while the cushion in the window seat also draws the eye outwards. Avoid bulky bedside tables in a small bedroom; this Forties industrial metal table with narrow legs lets the light shine through, making the space seem airy. Additional storage comes from the smart suitcases tucked underneath.
Small spaces can be the hardest rooms to get right. The DNA of small rooms from bathrooms to bedrooms, are made to test the limits of your design ideas.
This newly renovated eighteenth-century farmer's house was completely restructured to create a sense of comfort and space. Designed by Caroline Hold away and Fatimah Namdar, the grey horizontal paneled bathroom utilizes every inch of space. Using contrasting shelving and a light and airy color scheme.
Ett Hem, a hotel in Stockholm, is filled with great interior design ideas. A clever space-saver for smaller bedrooms is this bedside table, which is built into the paneling of the wall.
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