how to enlarge small spaces- slides
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• Dividing space• Color your small world• Furniture & Accessories• Light up your world
Dividing space
• Opening rooms to each other• Stretch your rooms to the outdoor• Avoid blocking view to windows and door
Open rooms to each other
• Limiting, and even completly demolishing the seperation.
Open rooms to each other
Open rooms to each other
• Using a center block, which contains a toilet to seperate the living room and the kitchen.
• Freedom of movement is permitted around the central block.
Open rooms to each other
Open rooms to each other
• Limiting, and even completly demolishing the seperation.
• Changing the height of the floor for each differently functional space.
Open rooms to each other
Open rooms to each other
• With 2 short steps staircase we can also feel the change of function in each space.
Open rooms to each other
• Limiting, and even completly demolishing the seperation.
• Changing the height of the floor for each differently functional space.
• Using other lively decorative details:– Short shelf– Bars of wood – Glass
Open rooms to each other
Short shelf
• This short shelf gives us an open view over it and make the space seems to be larger.
Open rooms to each other
Bars of woodOpen rooms to each other
Glass
• There’are some kinds of glass have high hardness which can be used as space- separating details instead of using walls.
• Glass’s tranparence links spaces together.
Open rooms to each other
This trend not only creates the necessary independence of different spaces but also prevents the complete seperation that makes the functional spaces much larger than they really are.
Open rooms to each other
Stretch your rooms to the out door
• A patio, deck, or screen porch, goes a long way toward increasing usable space - without the expense of adding on.
Stretch to the out door
• The “wall” can be folded back.
Stretch to the out door
Stretch to the out door
Avoiding blocking view to windows and doors
• Blocking view cause us to feel sultry, suffocating, stress and it may make you feel like you are imprisoned in your own house.
Optical art
Colour your small world
• Choose soft, light hues• The correlation of colors • The comparison
Choose Soft, Light Hues
While dark, warm colors make a living space cozy and intimate, light, cool colors make it open and airy.
Blue: cool color, peaceful, calm, relaxing feel.
Choose soft, light hues
Pale purple: romantic, sensual and introspective sides. Bluer purple: more
restful
Green: deeplyrelaxing, connectedwith nature and the
sea.
Choose soft, light hues
Cream: soothing and result on the eye, but
also elegant.
Yellow: give the appearance of natural
light and brighten up the living space
Choose soft, light hues
White: clean and refreshing Neutral: low-intensity,
simplistic, peaceful atmosphere for your
room.
Choose soft, light hues
The correlation of colors
The correlation of color
Use just one or two colors per room for visual simplicity that expands a space.
• With a dark color for the walls, the ceiling should be in a lighter color.
The correlation of color
• Focus the contrast on the furniture or accents.
The correlation of color
The comparison
• Warm colors make a room appear smaller and more intimate.
• Cool colors make a room seem larger and more spacious.
The comparison
• Intense colors make a room seem smaller.
• Low intensity colors enlarge it.
The comparison
• Dark colors make a room seem smaller.
• Light colors make it seem larger.
The comparison
• Highly contrasting colors make a room seem smaller.
The comparison
• The more of a particular color you have in a room, the more intense it will appear.
The comparison
Furniture & Accessories
• Scale & Arrangement• Multi- function furniture• Storage solution• Mirror
Furniture and Arrangement
• Furniture should be appropriate- scale wise - to the rest of the room.
Furniture and Arrangement
Furniture and Arrangement
• Furniture should be appropriate- scale wise - to the rest of the room.
• Slim and streamlined pieces are beautiful space savers.
Furniture and Arrangement
Slim & Thick
Furniture and Arrangement
Furniture and Arrangement
• Furniture should be appropriate- scale wise - to the rest of the room.
• Slim and streamlined pieces are beautiful space savers.
• Use Multi-function furniture.
Furniture and Arrangement
Multi-functionFurniture and Arrangement
Sofa- bed
Furniture and Arrangement
Multi-functionFurniture and Arrangement
2 bed+ desk+ wardrobe
Furniture and Arrangement
Multi-functionFurniture and Arrangement
Only one step to turn a cabinet to a desk.
Furniture and Arrangement
Multi-functionFurniture and Arrangement
Storage solutionStorage solution
Kitchen’s cabinet storage
Storage solution
Storage solutionStorage solution
Salvaging space next to the ceiling for a bookcase.
Storage solution
Storage solutionStorage solution
Paper fan- folding bookcase
Storage solution
Storage solutionStorage solution
Mirror
• The mirror opens up a virtual window in an otherwise flat surface.
• This symbolically opens up new vistas, not just for our eyes, but also for our mental "vision" of ourselves and our lives.
Mirror
A wall that blocks your movement as you enter a
space
Widen a narrow entry or hall
A split view
"missing areas"
Light up your world
• Lighting• Natural lighting
• Any type of bright lighting will make a small room appear larger.
Natural lighting
• A small house even by Tokyo standard.• Foot range: 320 square feet = 30m2• House's floor space : 899 square feet = 83,6 m2
A small space only squeezes you if you squeezes your own brain. Don’t waste your creative ability, use it to enlarge your space and make it more and more comfortable.
Good luck!:*
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