How to Make a Small Room Brighter and Cozier

Small rooms can sometimes feel cramped and gloomy, but with the right approach to renovation and design, you can make them brighter and more comfortable.

Tips for renovation and design

Use light colors for walls, ceilings and flooring.

White, light gray or beige tones can produce the effect of visually expanding space and add light, says Yulia Tychino .

Avoid dark and saturated colours as they will make the room feel even smaller and uncomfortable.

Position the mirror so that it redirects natural light and creates the illusion of space.

The best place for a mirror is the wall opposite the window so that it can reflect the light and the landscape outside the window as much as possible.

To create a bright and cozy interior, use a large number of light sources simultaneously.

The main light will help dispel the darkness, and additional spotlights will help create a cozy atmosphere.

Use natural light by leaving windows free of thick curtains or by installing light curtains or blinds.

In a small room, it is imperative to exploit the surrounding space to the maximum.

Choose furniture that can perform multiple functions, such as a fold-out sofa, a cot, or a transformable table. This will save space and add functionality to the room.

Use calm and colorless fabric for curtains for better use of light.

Choose warm and soft textile materials for bed linen and other textile interior elements to add coziness and create a harmonious image.

Conclusion

Transforming a modest room into a bright and cozy space is not as difficult as it might seem at first glance.

The main principle is to use light shades and expand the space as much as possible.

By combining the right colors, mirrors, lighting, multifunctional furniture and the right choice of textiles, you can create a pleasant and comfortable atmosphere in a small room.

Don't be afraid to experiment and use different techniques to find the most suitable solution for your interior.

Previously, we talked about how to decorate the backyard of a summer cottage for pennies.