ONE ROOM LIVING

If you live in a small flat it is never a crime to have it everything in one space, just organize your things well to define that space. with limited space you have, your sleeping area tends to perform several functions, these areas need to be carefully planned to provide a measure of privacy and comfort.

A single room with a well organized interior can provide most of the essential needs for a comfortable living area.

While areas for specific use are essential to any home, the traditional labeling of rooms need not apply. A bedroom can have a practical daytime use while a living room may have much function. With the fast paced lifestyle and the compact living most people clutter everything in one space or area in the house, the living area oftentimes functions as the sleeping and dining are. The living room can contain a work area as well as an area to relax in, each being defined by the position or type of furniture, or merely a change of floor level or material. Consider your home as a series of areas rather than a group of rooms to enable you to make the best advantage of your available space.

Determine what you require from a single living space, aim to make the space feel as generous as possible. The over all size of the room may determine whether areas are open plan, linked with partitions or separated by screens, unless there is more than one person living in this room an open space lay – out is the best choice for this kind of living. To make your space look wider mirrors can be installed, strategically placed to reflect the line of walls to create an illusion of spaciousness.

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