3 myths to debunk about the interior design of small apartments

Small apartments are often preferred by young couples who are looking for comfort and relatively low maintenance, as well as people who do not have the finances for more housing. There are commonly accepted myths that the furnishing of a small apartment is mission impossible, as there is never a place for everything you need.
This is not so. Experts in interior design say that the furnishing and decoration of small apartments is a real challenge that every good designer is coping with. Here are the 5 most common myths to debunk about interior design of small apartments:

• Myth 1: Do not use large furniture. There is this strange myth that if you use large furniture in a small space, it will “eat” room. There is no problem to put larger furniture. You do not want to forego the big bed? Well, it is really not necessary! Instead, you can combine a large bed that can be raised to the wall with a cupboard. Your Hampstead carpet cleaning experts will sanitise easily when the bed is raised.

• Myth 2: Use neutral colors. Of course, white walls can make a small room really spacious, but you are not limited only with neutral colors like white. Focus on a combination of the color of the wall and the color of the furniture. For example, if the walls are lighter in tone, the sofa or headboard may be more contrasting. Putting colored pillows is a good idea, because they will emphasise the interior design. By the way, professional upholstery cleaners London may always help you to disinfect your sofa and bright pillows.

• Myth 3: Small spaces always look overstuffed. There is no need to get rid of all your belongings, just because you live in a small apartment. On the contrary, this, so to call it, deficiency can turn into an advantage - you have to surround yourself with functional furniture in which you to store your belongings. Usually in small apartments bathroom and toilet are together in one room and are always small and the lockers are never enough. To be able to get all your stuff there, you can put shelves or cabinet above the toilet where you put things you use most often.

See? It’s not so bad to live in a small apartment.