This teeny-tiny (300 sq. ft.) apartment in New York City shows that some small space decorating rules are made to be broken. Like no big furniture in a small room, right? Well, I love the look of this big white sectional in the little living room.
And what about not overloading on pattern? The wallpapered walls look fabulous. It wall works because the colors and patterns stick to a common color scheme. And while one piece of furniture may be large, others are kept small and easy-to-move... like the rustic wood coffee table and low-profile black bookcase.
And what about not overloading on pattern? The wallpapered walls look fabulous. It wall works because the colors and patterns stick to a common color scheme. And while one piece of furniture may be large, others are kept small and easy-to-move... like the rustic wood coffee table and low-profile black bookcase.
Keep things minimal in a little space? I much prefer the gallery of artwork hung around the bed here. Very eclectic and very cool. Since the bed is kept simple and head-board free, the small bedroom can get away with the statement-making gallery.
The dining room is simpler and more tranquil than the rest of the apartment, letting the fresh green shade on the walls take the spotlight. Throughout the entire apartment, a combination of black-and-white, lime green, and warm brown tie everything together.
Apartment photos from Wicket47 on Roomzaar.
What do you think? Could you see yourself inhabiting this big-on-style tiny space?
Comments
I wish I could decorate my room at Uni :')
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