These life hacks will help you make your interior stylish and modern without spending excessive time and money.
Lack of natural light, the need to visually expand the space, lack of windows in the room – all these problems can be solved by a mirror in the form of a window.
A combination of different chairs in the dining area will help to add a hooligan touch to the interior and introduce a stylish trend into the design of the apartment.
Houseplants are the very case when “you can’t spoil the porridge with butter.” Lonely flower on the windowsill? Forget it! Feel free to add plants of all colors and sizes to your decor. Stylish, relevant, and improving the indoor microclimate is a nice bonus.
You can put pots with indoor plants in wicker baskets – this will help create an atmosphere of warmth and warmth of home. You can also put sofa pillows and blankets in baskets, and use them instead of a linen drawer in the bathroom – this also looks very stylish and cozy.
The inner walls of display cabinets and shelving can be made the highlight of the interior. Cover it with wallpaper or paint it in a contrasting color – transformation is guaranteed.
The ideal balance of closed and open storage will solve a lot of problems: it will help to hide what should be hidden from view, and place everyday items in a quick access area, as well as put on display cozy little things, decorative compositions and things dear to the heart.
Mirror slopes on windows
Another win-win option for expanding space and increasing natural light is finishing window slopes with mirrors.
If you are not going to make textiles on the windows a bright accent of the interior, choose curtains that match the color of the walls. This will visually lighten and expand the space, without losing functionality and comfort. If the height of the ceilings in the apartment leaves much to be desired, try to hang the cornice as high as possible.
Still placing magnets on your refrigerator? Check out more stylish and aesthetic options for preserving your travel memories. Find a corner in your home for a themed mural. Or post a world map on which you can color in the countries you’ve visited. Or create photo collages with bright shots from your travels.
To prevent the interior from seeming too magazine-like and reminiscent of a hotel room, add elements that make it more lived-in. A basket of fruit, a vase with a bouquet of flowers, a blanket carelessly thrown on the corner of the sofa, a couple of magazines on the coffee table. You’ll see how your apartment will be transformed!
