How to optically enlarge an interior?
How to optically enlarge an interior?
Furnishing a small flat is a real challenge. It is not easy to arrange the space in such a way that it is aesthetically pleasing, cosy and maximally functional at the same time. The latest architectural and design trends are most often dedicated to large spaces or high lofts, while most of us are looking for solutions that can be applied in small flats. Fortunately, there are a few proven ways to make your interior seem more spacious. Bright colours, light or doors with the right design can work real wonders in an interior.
Light
Light can do a lot for small interiors. Sunny arrangements in light colours make a room appear larger and cosier. Large format windows that bring in large beams of natural light are ideal. It is good to remember not to cover the windows with heavy, dark curtains or roller blinds, but rather to opt for delicate, tulle curtains that will let the sun's rays through beautifully. An excellent trick for optically enlarging the interior is also the use of mirrors. They create an impression of depth, and when properly positioned can become a unique decorative element.
It is not only with natural light that we can design a space. Artificial lighting can also create a unique atmosphere and become an elegant decoration of the interior. In small spaces, slender standing lamps and delicate, light lampshades are the best choice to add lightness to the overall design.
The magic of colour
In small interiors, it is also important to choose the right colours, not only for the walls, but also for the internal doors. The light surfaces of the door leaves reflect the light, making the room appear larger. Walls in pastel shades, pearlescent beiges or ash will add brightness and spaciousness to the space. In small rooms, avoid dark colours and patterned wallpaper, which can overwhelm you. Go for minimalist textures and patterns to avoid the impression of chaos and disorder. Saving accessories and unnecessary details creates an organised and aesthetically pleasing interior. Light, small carpets and low, straight-line furniture will work well, as their positioning maximises the available space.
Opt for doors!
In interiors which we want to optically enlarge, light-coloured doors are ideal. A classic white, maple or oak leaf will reflect the light, perfectly matching the light colour of the walls. We particularly recommend the doors from the HARMONY MIRROR collection, which, thanks to their large mirrored surfaces, perfectly enhance the impression of spaciousness. The mirrors on the doors create the illusion of depth, making the interior appear much larger. In addition, HARMONY MIRROR doors are characterised by an elegant and modern form, which perfectly matches minimalist arrangements.
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