Small apartments can feel surprisingly spacious with the right décor choices. These simple yet effective décor hacks help maximise space, light, and functionality without major changes or heavy spending.

The French say, "The smaller the apartment, the bolder the statement." Seeking elegance in every look and corner of the house, the fine art of transformation brings a new lease of life to the very small apartments. This is where the small tricks of decor come into play for such big change.

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7 Decor Hacks That Make Small Apartments Look Bigger

1. Use light and neutral colors

Light colors like white, beige, pastels, and soft grey help reflect natural light and give an illusion of more space. Painting walls and ceilings in shades as similar as possible gives a seamless flow and looks expansive.

2. Mirrors Make Great Illusions

Mirrors make the easiest illusionary space creator. A mirror is placed opposite a window; it will receive light, and that will bounce back to the room, making the room feel much brighter and larger.

3. Go for Multipurpose Furniture

Furniture pieces should be useful and serve more than one purpose such as storage beds, foldable tables, or ottomans with handy compartments. That just reduces clutter and frees the floor area.

4. Let in Some Natural Light

Don't restrict the sunlight from entering the apartment with heavy drapes; rather, use light-colored sheer curtains, which will easily allow maximum natural light in and make the space look open.

5. Keep the Floor Visible

This helps greatly in the illusion of more space-using furniture with legs and avoiding too-large area rugs will help keep the floor visible. Less obstruction on the floor makes rooms feel more spacious.

6. Be a Space Activist

Take an advantage of your vertical realm by fixing wall-mounted shelves or tall cabinets. This will draw one's eye upwards and will make the ceilings appear higher whilst keeping your apartment organized.

7. Declutter and Simplify Decor

Too many items of decoration can cause a small area to feel cluttered. Stick to a few attention-grabbing pieces regarding your décor, leaving surfaces free and allowing a sense of spaciousness and balance.