Separating a small space: Creating areas within a studio apartment

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How do I make my studio apartment feel so cozy?


Contemporary Natural Round display 1m.jpgIf you live in a large city such as New York or Los Angles, you are no stranger to small apartments.   More often than not, apartments come in the form of one large space for everything.  Not only does such a small space pose a decorating challenge, it becomes very difficult to define exactly where everything belongs.

There are many different ways you can reduce clutter in a small space, but the real problem with studio apartments involves how you define the separate living areas within the space itself.  Most individuals want their kitchen, living room, and bedroom clearly defined, so that it feels less like a room and more like a small home. 

A very simple answer to separating your smaller home is to purchase several area rugs.  You may decide on a luxurious shag area rug to define your bedroom area, so you have something warm and wonderful to sink your toes into in the morning.  Underneath your kitchen table, choose something eye catching and easy to clean such as a contemporary looking natural area rug.  Your living area can be clearly defined by a large square area rug in a contemporary style.

As with all rugs, the proper placement is important.  Utilize as much area on the floor as possible by placing the rug only partially underneath the furniture.  This practice will extend the look of your rug and make your room seem larger.

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This page contains a single entry by Scarlett published on June 17, 2009 1:04 AM.

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