In small living rooms, opt for furniture that complements the space without overwhelming it. For instance, Greg and Liz Dutton chose smaller, light-colored chairs and a low coffee table
Murphy beds are ideal for small spaces, like the yacht bedroom designed by Michael Chen of MKCA. The bed folds up to free floor space during the day and adds style with its striking powder blue frame.
Transform rooms to serve multiple functions, as seen in Jennifer Jones' design. Her guest room doubles as a home office with the help of a foldable Murphy bed. This approach allows for a more efficient use
Shapeless Studio cleverly utilized every inch of a former post office turned family home. In the narrow entryway, they preserved a hallway niche to create a functional coat and hat rack.
For unique spaces, custom furniture can be a game-changer. Shapeless Studio's custom table and banquette, for example, were designed to fit specific room dimensions perfectly.
Hidden storage solutions can maximize space without compromising style. Tanner Sammons expertly integrated a flush door to access storage in an attic guest bedroom.
A simple yet effective way to make a small space feel larger and brighter is to paint it white. Amanda Jacobs transformed a dark fireplace into a light feature in a bungalow, which helped brighten the room
For homes with limited guest room space, consider converting an area into a bunk space. Ashley Gilbreath's design in Florida turned a laundry room into a cozy bunk area for visiting children.
Even the tiniest spaces can be utilized creatively. Carla Fonts designed a powder room under a staircase, using angled sconces and mirrors to create a unique and elegant small bath. This approach shows that with a bit of imagination