Regardless of what individual views people tend to have about the aspect of space and interior design, one thing is for sure. And that is the fact that things are only as difficult as you allow them to be. This is not to say that interior design does not come with its own set of difficulties or drawbacks, but one needs to understand that it has become a lot more easier to break down and maneuver around those problems than it was before. That is for absolutely certain. Even though one cannot put aside the fact that if a small space is too tiny, there is also the issue of feeling claustrophobic as well. A lot of people out there unwisely downplay the sheer importance of this aspect.

Make no mistake about this – when it comes to the sheer difficulty of finding an adequate amount of room for all of your stuff, the struggle is very much real for most of us out there. No one is denying that fact. However, knowing how to get the most out of a small space will go a long way in ensuring that you can apply the necessary tips even to all of the medium to large-sized rooms out there. This will make sure that you are thoroughly prepared in the case of any event in general. So here are the top seven ways for one to maximise a small space:-

– You don’t need a big dining table: The idea of having a big rectangular dining table is already falling out of fashion. Plus, it needlessly occupies too much space. Instead, get your hands on a small-to-medium-sized round table which will utilise the dining space in a much more efficient manner.

– Mounting your TV: We can already see this trend catching on a great deal for the most part. Mounting it on the wall will free up valuable floor space that you could use for something else instead. Make no mistake – if not mounted, the TV takes up the most space in a small room.

– Wall desk: Not only is this an extremely effective idea, but one can even try out some really funky designs and trends with shelves as well. Plus, the colour of your wall can even complement the other parts of your wall desk. Not only will this take up less room, but you will also be able to mount shelves above it.

– Create specific zones: When you are looking to relax, most people want to either read, watch a movie or listen to some music. An innovative idea would be to establish separate zones for each activity to make sure that your time is focused and undivided.

– The aspect of double-duty furniture pieces: Now these kind of furniture pieces are crucial and once you get a hold of one of them, it will serve your purpose to every end. Like a sofa doubling as a guest bed or even sitting cubes that serve as a coffee table as well. They will also make the entirety of your personal space a lot more appealing as well

– Mirrors: Surely you’ve heard of that phrase “a hall of rotating mirrors” where everything is a reflection of one another and things appear larger than they seem. Not to suggest that you go to that level, but it will make your space will airier, larger and lighter as well. No surprise that this is one of the oldest design tricks out there.

– Making every piece count: This is so simple to do, yet a lot of people disregard it. For this, make sure that you purchase furniture that offers a maximum level of functionality in the minimal amount of square footage. For instance, get two small coffee tables instead of one big one.

Finally, while following a plethora of trends is all well and good, there are going to be certain trends that simply do not work for your space. It is as simple as that, from garage door trends to even lighting and fixture trends in general. Hence, doing your homework with regard to finding out which trends fit and which don’t, would be the best way to go about things in a systematic and proper manner.