Jumpstart Your Day: 4 Ways to Incorporate Big Pieces in a Small Space
Be guided by proportion when decorating your home
Photography: Espasyo Manila (Main Photo)
Many homeowners think that adding big pieces in a small space can only make the home look cramped. How can you move freely if there are big pieces blocking the way? Can your guests still feel comfortable when they visit?
Contrary to popular belief, big pieces can actually work in a small home. To be able to make this work, you need to consider proportion and think big! Here are helpful tips that may just come in handy:
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