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Brian Lee BurkeBrian Lee Burke
Dec 8, 2020 3 min read
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Tips for Creating More Space in Your Home -

No matter how big or small your home is, you’d probably like more space to move around. Whether the issue is too-small rooms or simply too much clutter, having more space is the dream of many homeowners. Thankfully, a little goes a long way. Having just a bit more space than you did before can make a huge impact. We’ll give you a few tips for creating more space in your home so you have more room to breathe.

Keep Everything Neat

You can’t do anything unless your space is thoroughly cleaned. This may seem obvious, but the importance of not having clutter cannot be overstated. As long as you have clutter littering the floor and furniture, you’ll never be able to feel like you have enough room to move around. Decluttering is the best way to create more space in your home since everything will seem more open once the clutter is gone.

Try Some Elevation

One of the traps people fall into when decorating is thinking everything needs its place on the floor. Hanging certain decorative pieces or putting them on shelves are much better ways to get everything out of the way. You don’t just have floor space for decoration— with the right shelves or hooks, you also have up to the ceiling to put things.

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Buy Some Organizers

Sometimes, the best way to feel like you have more room is to create the illusion of more space. That’s why desk and kitchen organizers are so helpful. They keep everything tidy and in its proper place so you don’t have things strewn everywhere. As we said above, the less clutter you have, the more room you have to work.

Utilize Your Corners

When you live in a tight home, you might feel like you have no space at all. However, you need to get more creative with your space usage. For example, you can put shelving into corners if you buy the right shelf style. Little adjustments like this will really open your eyes to just how much space you have.

Always Choose the Storage Option

When buying furniture for a small home, you must be more practical. Look for pieces with extra storage built into them, and choose those over other options. A headboard with built-in bedside tables, fold-out wall hangings, and a coffee table with hidden compartments—these choices have extra room for other things without taking up more space.

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WRITTEN BY
Brian Lee Burke
Brian Lee Burke
AUTHOR, E-PRO®, REALTOR® BROKER

Brian Lee Burke is the founder and team leader of Kenna Real Estate Group, a real estate team at Keller Williams DTC. A licensed REALTOR® since 2002, Brian helps Colorado buyers and sellers navigate residential real estate, new construction, pricing, and negotiation. He is also the author of The Real Estate Playbook and Mastering Real Estate: Your Guide to Becoming a Top Agent.

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