5 ways to turn room corners from awkward to cosy
Empty corners look ugly. If you've ever tried to decorate it and failed, here are some tips that might whip that space into shape.
Empty corners look ugly. Simply put, they are a waste of space. Room corners, however, are not easy to decorate. Perhaps it’s that small space under your stairs or that empty corner in your bedroom. If you’ve ever tried to decorate it and failed, here are some tips that might whip that space into shape.
1. Looking for somewhere to do your reading? Just add a comfortable chair, a small side table, a lamp and some throw pillows and voila! You’ve got yourself an instant reading nook. If you want something more unique, you can even hire a carpenter to fashion you a custom chair. It’s the perfect place to put up your feet and read a book while sipping tea.
2. Want a spot for intimate conversations or a game of chess? Two chairs flanking a small round table should do the trick. Choose airy pieces to keep the corner from feeling crowded. Add in a floor lamp and some colourful artwork on the walls. Lastly, stack some games, and then you’re done! This concept is particularly useful when you have a large room and would want to maximise every space.
3. Some try to hide that awkward space by piling it with stuff. If you want to do that in style, get a corner cabinet. It’s an excellent way to keep your stuff neat and organised. When choosing a cabinet, pick out something that complements the whole room. Don’t forget to choose a sturdy one too.
4. Go green and bring on the plants. Tall plants look good in corners. Their clean lines and neutral colours will make your room look crisp and fresh. What’s more, plants absorb the toxins in the air and provide pure, clean oxygen. By improving the air quality, plants are actually proven to help you feel better. If you want an indoor garden, all you need is a low table and a mix of potted plants. Make sure to vary the plants for different shapes and textures.
5. Need dressing space? Turn your corner into a cosy mini dressing room. All you need is a wall hook, an ottoman, a cosy rug, a large mirror and a little table. It’s an ideal space to try on clothes and put on makeup.
Go ahead. Revamp and turn that corner into your own cosy little haven.