Multi-functional furniture
Choosing multi-functional furniture is essential in micro homes. Examples include foldable tables, folding beds, or storage ottomans do double duty, freeing up both square footage and cost. A bed that collapses into the wall (a Murphy bed) can provide extra floor space during the day.Vertical organization
Since compact dwellings have small areas, utilizing vertical space is necessary. Stackable shelving that extend to the ceiling, mounting kitchen items, or employing pegboards in workspaces add storage capacity without filling up your home.Neutral Shades and Lighting
Bright shades, like beiges, soft grays, and light colors, make small spaces feel roomier and more open. Incorporate this alongside plenty of natural light by installing big windows or roof windows to make the home feel more room and warmth.Open Layout
An open floor plan is a ideal way to give a sense of openness. Unifying the living, dining, and kitchen areas into one unified room gets rid of walls and barriers, allowing the home feel more expansive.
Outdoor Extension
Expanding your home with outdoor space with a small deck or patio can offer extra room for unwinding and hosting. Adding outside seating and plants improves the connection to the outdoors, providing a more tranquil and breathable feel.
Tiny homes, with thoughtful design, can be both functional and livable, proving that maximizing living doesn’t necessarily mean having a lot of square footage.
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