Top 6 ways to make a small room look bigger

Do you feel like your small room is suffocating? You can't seem to find the space for anything, and it's driving you crazy! Well, if this sounds like something that has been happening in your home, don't fret. There are a lot of ways to make a small room look bigger than it really is. Here are some great tips to help make your living space feel less cramped.

Use very light colors or very dark colors to give a room depth.

Medium shades can make a room appear smaller, but when you use bright whites and deep dark paint colors in contrast to them it creates depth. The illusion of space is increased with this technique since there are not any straight lines for the eye to focus on; instead we're drawn into different shapes that create multiple points-of view at once!

 Utilize hidden storage or multi-functional furniture.

The secret to making a small room look bigger is utilizing hidden storage or functional furniture. This will help you maximize your space and ensure that the room looks more organized.  Hiding clutter in these places you'll just be adding more items into an already cramped space which will make it feel even smaller than it actually is.

No one likes the feeling of being boxed in, but sometimes it happens. You might live in a smaller home or room and you don't have any choice on how to set up furniture.  there is also an other trick that can help! Centering furniture will allow for more breathing room around the edges of the room and making sure all points of activity lead back into the center (like an entry way or kitchen) will give a sense that there's no end point to your living area.  Lastly, use lighter colors on walls and darker colors on floors and ceilings instead of painting everything white-it'll provide depth without sacrificing light!

Choose a few decorative items that are large.

Large decorative items like lamps or chairs can be helpful in making your room look bigger. Try to avoid too many small objects such as knick-knacks and figurines because they tend to clutter up the space. Instead, choose a few large items that you really love and display them properly! If you have a mantel or shelf space available, these can also be great options for larger decor pieces in order to add more depth and dimension in an area of your home.
By adding some simple decorations with big visual impact, you'll be amazed at how much more spacious your home feels!

Use a few lamps to spread light around the room instead of relying on one overhead light.

Having multiple sources of light in a room can make the space feel more expansive. It is important to consider your lighting needs when creating a room, which will help you decide if you need additional lamps or chandeliers. If there are many windows in your space, then you may not require much lighting at all. On the other hand, if there are fewer windows and/or darker areas of the room that need lit up, then having too few lights could lead to an unpleasant atmosphere in your living area.
Think about how many times per day different rooms in your house get used and what kind of tasks typically take place inside them when choosing their lighting. 

Declutter, declutter, declutter.

Decluttering your home is a great way to get organized and feel more in control.
What's the best time of year for decluttering? After all, you want our homes to be well-organized so they can function efficiently but also leave us with some extra storage space when we need it most! One good idea I've heard before might just work this time around: try getting rid of anything that isn't used often enough (eagerly) or at least once every six months—you don’t know until experiment right?! And even if something doesn't seem like much now; afterwards will likely seems too full because everything takes up less room when its neatened

Paint the entire house the same color 

The color of a room is important. It can make the space feel cozy or sterile, huge or cramped. But what if you have a small room with no windows? You might think there's nothing you can do to make it seem bigger than it is. However, painting the entire house (or at least one wall) the same color will help trick your brain into thinking that the walls are further apart and take up more space in your field of vision. The result: an illusion that makes the room look much bigger! There are tons of colors out there to choose from, so find one that suits you best and give this trick a try soon.