Make a small space look and feel bigger with these easy designer tricks!

This will trick the eye and make the space look larger. When the room appears capable of hosting something bold, we instinctively read the room as more generous in scale.
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Chandelier & Coastal Wall Art from Ballard
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The oversized Basket Pendant Light brings a sense of grandeur to the Dining Room while still feeling light, breezy, and summery. The large piece of art complements the theme of the space beautifully.
A Timeless Coastal Aesthetic

2) Bring light to corners with a wall sconce, table lamp, floor lamp or bookshelf light:
By softly illuminating these often ignored areas, the eye is drawn outward, creating a more balanced layout and a sense of depth.

A creative nautical style rope light brightens up the corner of a Tiny Coastal Cottage.
3) Decorate in a monochromatic look:
A less visually busy space will feel more expansive than a room having small different areas.

Light sandy beige tones create a beautifully cohesive Monochromatic Palette for a small coastal living room -or any space in the home. To keep the look layered and inviting, play with texture, natural materials, and subtle variations of the same warm, tonal color family.

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A vertical oriented Wood Panelled Accent Wall is the focal point in this casual light and airy coastal living room.

The fireplace feature with wood paneling and the Large Sailboat Model Yacht are a strong focal point in the space, creating visual height.
4) Make your space feel balanced:
A balanced space naturally looks more spacious since it comes off as harmonious and restful.
Balance is created in the living room with Furnitur Pieces, Table Lamps, even the Pillow Arrangement.
5) Elongate the space with a vertical feature or wall finish:
Anything that draws the eye up will add visual height to a space, making it look roomier.

The floor to ceiling Built In Shelf draws the eye up, expanding the space.
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6) Add functional set-ups and pieces:
For example, create a great functional corner with a banquet bench that has storage underneath, use nesting tables, and choose dining chairs that easily slide under the table.
A Coastal Dining Nook with storage benches that also boosts a Stand-Out Chandelier, giving the space a wow factor.

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