Decorating smaller homes can be challenging. Balancing aesthetics and functionality is crucial to making the most of the space without creating a sense of claustrophobia.

Interior design for any type of home, whether small or larger, aims to maximize available resources to meet practical and decorative needs.

Furniture Arrangement

Separating furniture from each other can be a good solution for smaller homes, creating a visual sense of more space. It’s recommended to leave at least 80cm between different areas of the house.

Natural Light

Natural light plays a significant role in decorating smaller homes. Taller and larger furniture should be adapted to the available space and positioned against the walls to allow natural light to penetrate.

Neutral Tones

Dark colours can make smaller homes feel heavy, so opt for lighter neutral colours. To make rooms appear larger than they are, consider using white tones, which add depth to the area. Combine them with other light shades and use colours for small details.

Light Walls and Floors

In smaller homes, prefer white or light-coloured walls to create a sense of spaciousness and visual openness. In the Sagirev range, you’ll find various light-toned wall coverings ideal for smaller homes, as well as flooring options. If you need inspiration, Sagifloor offers excellent choices in this regard!

Make your space cosy and inviting. We hope these tips have been helpful!