Take your measurements! Custom furniture is the ultimate when it comes to tailoring pieces to fit the space you have. A good carpenter can discuss your wishes with you and develop innovative solutions. A built-in countertop in the kitchen, for example, is a great way to combine seating with storage without cluttering up space. The material and design we choose for our furniture depends on our budget and taste.
However, the fact is that a bright room looks more airy than a dark room. In this small kitchen, the color palette was kept entirely white, including cabinet doors, countertop, backsplashes and wall color, so as not to visually fragment the space. The high-gloss fronts also reflect light, which in turn increases the sense of space.
Plan carefully! Where we place furniture can have a big impact on how we experience a space. For example, in your bedroom, try placing large pieces on the same wall as the door or directly in front of it. In any case, keep the wall leading out of the entrance clear. A wardrobe or bed positioned along this wall acts as a visual block. Even a dresser can create a cramped feeling if placed here.