| Put up a wall-sized mural. When you walk into a small room with oversized wall graphic, your eye immediately jumps to it. Any consideration of the room’s dimensions will be left in the dust. Private Comment
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| Double the use of your kitchen island. Build an island that works as a preparation space and an eating area with room to stash stools out of the way under the counter. Not only does it maximize the use of the island, but it brings everyone to the same spot while dinner is being made. Private Comment
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| Bring in the Lucite. Lucite is always a beneficial call when it comes to small or narrow rooms. By pairing a heavier, wooden table with Lucite chairs, this skinny dining room doesn’t feel overpowered with stuff. Private Comment
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| Complement a lengthy room with wide accessories. Long, narrow rooms ultimately create a lot of spacious walls, so fill them with wide artwork and double-wide fireplaces. Choose artwork in a bold color to create a focal point.
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| Consider a Murphy bed. This is a great solve for both narrow rooms and studio apartments. Pull it down at night for a cozy night’s sleep, and fold it up during the day for space aplenty.
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