Small Space Decorating

Not to mention, it's renter-friendly and looks SO cool.

The result is a collection of optimal storage solutions with MUJI’s minimalist aesthetic.

But you should!

You'll love these stylish picks.

Small spaces, mighty strategies!

Big results can come from small packages. 

All small space dilemmas may just have been solved by one super affordable item.

According to designers!

Great for small spaces, this less-often used layout is worth a look.

If only the universe were a little more accommodating, every time you added a new person to your family, a new room would magically be added to your abode. Alas, it is not so. But the good news is that, for a while at least, tiny people do not take up very much space, so in the same way that you can morph part of a living room into a home office or a closet into a (grown-up) bedroom, you can carve out a spot for your little one.

Another design challenge solved!

Every piece is under $65!

If you're considering downsizing, but aren't ready to sacrifice your style, these clever and super stylish homes are all smaller than 350 square feet and PACKED with ideas and inspiration.

And it's SO perfect for your own small space.

These rugs from Apartment Therapy's Small/Cool Experience can add a subtle flair or act as a dramatic centerpiece to any room.

Designer Estelle Bailey-Babenzien's Small/Cool room comes packed with easy organizing solutions that also look easy on the eyes.

Whether you’re working with a narrow foyer or a cramped hallway corner-turned-entry area, there are lots of little ways to maximize a tight entry space.

These wall ideas will wow.

Take a tour of Arcana, secluded cabin rentals in the Canadian forest.

Decorating a small spaces comes with a big challenges.

These studios are small on square footage but big on smarts.

If you have a new baby and a tiny home (and kitchen), then this is for you.

I have lived in small-ish spaces all of my adult life (thanks New York City!), and I literally wrote a book about small-space living. Here's what I've learned about shopping for furniture for tiny footprints.

This space-efficient find is the gift that keeps on giving.

May is Small/Cool Month, and we're so excited for the Small/Cool Experience and to announce the Small/Cool Contest grand prize winner!

Projekt Datscha is a stargazer's dream.

Even in a tiny cook space!

Whether you live in a house or a 400-square foot apartment, take inspiration from these women on making a cozy corner that fits your home.

It's super stylish, too.

Starting at $99!

Are your design decisions making your hallway feel more narrow than it actually is?

Whether you need to carve out a bedroom from a studio apartment, or a foyer from a living room, or just a little private space anywhere, these room dividers will get the job done.

And look good doing it!

I've always known I should get one.

We rounded up everything you need to bring the spa home to you.

It's the versatile furniture solution you may be overlooking.

Room dividers can be useful in a shared kids’ room, a studio apartment, or a large loft — but they’re often very pricey. If you’re on a budget and searching for ways to separate space, here are 10 options under the $100 mark. IKEA Their thin, sheer panel curtains can be hung from ceiling tracks to create room dividers that separate space but still let light through, and they carry nearly 30 styles and colors.

Living in a spot with snug square footage can be a serious test of your design skills, often necessitating you find the sweet spot between the stylish and the practical.

According to designers!

These small tweaks make a big impact.

Peek inside the Pinea Eco Suite.

But it's easier than you think to stop doing them!

The short list of moves worth trying in your tiny home!

According to a wise realtor.

Meet the new small space hacks that will help you create the illusion of a larger place.

Starting at just $5.99 and including brand new products for 2021!

Small rooms with big ideas for little people.

You're going to want to copy them all!

Spoiler alert: Puny furniture is never the answer.

Get ready to be inspired!

Elevate your space in more ways than one.

And it's filled with tons of books, too.

All the small space goodness from last month inspired me to make some tweaks and additions to make my small Brooklyn kitchen more serviceable and user-friendly (especially since I am its primary user). The changes are affordable, renter-friendly and, hopefully, helpful to some of you simmering and sautéing away in your own small kitchens. 1. Over-the-Stove Cutting Board: small kitchens are a challenge not just for storing things but for actually cooking.

​Time to stop working from your couch.

When you ask parents what not to buy for a nursery, a changing table rises to the top of the list. “Official” changing tables don’t repurpose well into non-baby furniture so many parents choose alternatives to traditional changing tables, primarily dressers or desks that are at a comfortable height and deep enough to accommodate a changing pad.

Imagine a beautiful retreat that celebrates light, color and nature, all in one. Enter Glass Cabin, a creation handmade by stained glass artist Neile Cooper. New Jersey based artist Neile Cooper had the idea for a little cabin in the woods where she could show off her stained glass craft. The result is Glass Cabin, a small structure in her backyard constructed almost entirely of reclaimed window frames and lumber decorated with her stunning artwork.

There’s no shortage of stylish tiny homes out there, but many still have some assembly required. This project—aptly titled Mobile Home—comes delivered, already fully assembled. Created by designer Ruzanna Andressa Oganesya, Mobile Home is built on a moving platform that can fit on a freight liner truck bed, and is therefore easily transported to any place you’d want to put a modern, off the grid tiny house.

Angie Teater‘s Midtown East studio apartment in Manhattan is, quite simply, stunning. There’s plenty of furniture arrangement inspiration for your own studio apartment, but there’s something special Angie aced in her home: She used dark wall paint without making her small (350 square feet, to be exact) apartment feel like a cave.Below, the smart ways she pulled it off translated into “rules” to keep in mind if you are planning on going over to the dark side.

We know that it’s not always easy to visualize the possibilities of adding more into a small home, so here are some of our favorite posts—from roundups to Maxwell’s pro tips to a collection of small space house tours—to help you carve out a home office space when you’re short on space in general. Yes, You Can Fit A Home Office Into Your Tiny Home Try a small desk next to the sofa in place of an end table, as seen on Design Sponge.

The KURA loft bed has earned its cred and its staying power. It’s cheap, ideal for small homes and, as you’ll see in these twenty examples, offers endless opportunities for customization. Paint, wood, fabric: choose your medium and make your KURA your own with a simple color upgrade or a full-on hack. 1. Wood slats cover this KURA to totally transform the look and lend it a tree house feel. (IKEAHackers) 2.

Small spaces = less cleaning. It’s one of the best benefits of living in a tiny apartment. The only problem is that living small also means less storage space, so you want to streamline your cleaning supplies into a kit that can be easily stowed in a kitchen cabinet or closet.Here’s our basic checklist for everything you need to keep your tiny home clean… Broom, Dustpan, and Mop: These are the basic tools of floor cleaning. We use a small interlocking broom and dustpan.

When I was in college, my roommate and I got a loft bed system, and I thought it was the coolest thing ever. Not only did we have lots of floor space to hang out and study, I loved having the privacy and coziness of my own secret bed platform. For small spaces, a loft can be a great way to open up floor space, but even if you don’t feel you need the extra room, a loft can be a great hideaway for a kid.

I get asked about how to make small spaces feel bigger all the time and have done numerous interviews going over these points, BUT I’ve never written them down for myself or for you readers here, so here we go. These are my totally evergreen, classic tips, which come from years of practice. Please add your own!

When I hear the phrase “writing hut” or “backyard shed” my imagination practically squeals with delight. A small, intimate space furnished with the essentials. Low impact, high inspiration. This is probably why I love going to North Dakota and why I want to pull a Pollan and build my own little house.

Your new favorite bath towel: found!

There's some amazing boho inspo here.

The very best tips we learned from the Small/Cool Experience at Home.

Small items, big impact!

And it doesn't require any tools for install!

And they'll work in larger homes, too!

On the new HGTV show “Celebrity IOU,” Jonathan and Drew Scott agreed to help the actor transform his friend's old guesthouse in Santa Monica, L.A.

Living small has big benefits!