Small Space Design

Just because you are living in a small space, does not mean your style and comfort have to be compromised! Even the tiniest surrounds can be made to feel spacious, purposeful and gorgeously styled with astute architectural design.

Maximise Vertical Space

If you run out of floor space, go vertical. Tall bookcases and wall-mounted shelving take advantage of vertical space to give the illusion that your room is taller than it really is. Typically wasted space in kitchens? Consider high-level cabinets to keep worktops free of clutter.

Multi-Functional Furniture

Each part has to justify its worth. Examples are dining tables you work on, sofa beds for guests and ottomans that hide storage. Built-in furniture that is customised to your exact measurements will make much better use of awkward corners and alcoves than standard offerings. For Residential Architects Kensington, consider //www.rbddesign.com/architects-design/architects-kensington-and-chelsea-rbkc/

Light and Reflection

Light expands a room and gives the impression that rooms are bigger as well. New window sizes as large as available, and strategic use give light to floor plans. Light coloured schemes are also great because they work to spread light and make rooms feel larger and more open.

Smart Storage Solutions

Hidden storage with under-stair cupboards, drawer divan beds and inset shelving keep things shipshape yet discreet.

Open Plan Living

Flow and flexibility are achieved by removing unnecessary walls. A kitchen that flows into a living room or dining area feels much bigger than two enclosed small rooms and does better at adjusting to different times of the day.