With so many furniture options available, it can be tough to decide which one to choose. To avoid making a room look too crowded, you need to think about how much furniture you need. We’ve divided it into rooms and will show you how to achieve the intended look in each one. Each room will also look cleaner, more organised, and neat. You want to avoid displaying personal items. Make sure that you can walk into any room and know what it’s for.
Living room
In many living rooms, the TV is the centre of attention. Consider putting it on a feature wall for added flair. This will also make extra room in the TV area as you will no longer require a TV stand. When it comes to your seating, arrange your couches in a way that makes sense in relation to your television. Ensure that each seat has a good view of the room, especially the feature wall.
You probably have DVDs, games for your consoles, and other TV accessories. Buy a smaller storage unit to position out of the way, ensure the cupboard has doors to not show rows of clutter. This is usually some form of cabinet where you may exhibit items that are appropriate for the room while also concealing your DVD collection.
The key to successfully establishing the proper look in your living room is to ensure that your furniture is laid out openly. This makes the room appear larger and more inviting.
Bedroom
Don’t forget that your bedroom should be conducive to relaxation, so if you are filling it with clutter this isn’t going to help; take a holistic view of what it takes to relax you. Making it look cleaner and more organised can be great if you have a touch of OCD, but also think about incorporating other elements that can make you feel more at ease in the place where you’re supposed to relax and unwind. Whether this is having more relaxing colours, sleep tech like earthing sleep mats, or just a vase of flowers next to the bed, it’s all relative!
Making your bed the focal point of your bedroom will bring attention to it. A huge bed with a gorgeous headboard instantly elevates the room. People typically choose to place the bed against a feature wall in order to tie the room’s overall structure together. Some people also prefer platform beds to really help bring a modern feel to their bedroom.
Buying wardrobes and storage can be tricky. If you’re looking for something stylish and built in, wardrobes by Rauch are a great place to start. Or, have furniture that can be used to conceal all of your possessions.
Place your bed against a feature wall and add matching bedside tables on each side. It is also a good idea to add a storage ottoman at the foot of your bed. Furthermore, place your wardrobe on the wall opposite your bed. You may install a dressing table or a chest of drawers on the two remaining walls. Complete the room with ornaments, rugs, and mirrors.
Kitchen
Because the equipment is already in place, arranging a kitchen can be a little more difficult. Pots, pans and other cooking tools should be stored away in order to achieve that minimalistic look in your kitchen. The only exception would be if your kitchen equipment matched your design.
If your kitchen is large enough for a dining table, try to position it centrally. Putting it in a corner will make it look messy, cramped and does not exude interior design. Allow as much natural light as possible to enter your kitchen by opening the windows and replacing outdated worktops with trendy new marble worktops if possible. Simply changing this may give the space a completely new look, so you don’t have to spend a lot of money to make your kitchen look top-notch.
Try these tips to help make your home look more minimalistic and modern.
