

In a small flat every decision counts double. The good news is that with a well-thought-out layout and a few well-chosen pieces, a compact space can be comfortable, bright and full of character.
Daylight is your best ally: light curtains or blinds that let it through, and light, neutral colours on walls and main furniture to reflect it. Colour can come in through textiles and objects.
A bed with drawers, a sofa with storage or an extending table gain space without giving anything up. Furniture on visible legs shows the floor and makes a room feel lighter.


When floor space is short, walls are the answer. Floor-to-ceiling shelving, bespoke wardrobes and floating shelves create order without taking up floor.
A large mirror opposite a window multiplies light and depth. Combining general lighting, floor lamps and wall lights creates different moods without needing more square metres.
Zoning with a rug or a low unit, keeping decoration restrained and using the balcony as an extra room complete the strategy.
When the layout has nothing more to give, a complete renovation can change everything. If you would like to explore it, tell us about your situation.