The smaller the space, the more challenging it can be to successfully arrange the layout. With a few clever interior design tips and tricks, we can make sure the space works well for you and the whole household. Whilst access for furniture is one of the main considerations, it is possible to create an original, functional, bright, and airy room. Let’s look at where we can get further inspiration.

Sofas, armchairs, and complete suites in pale colours. Whilst they look great, some customers are afraid of committing to them in their own interior because of the risk of spills and marks. We want to focus on those that need a little more persuasion when it comes to this particular colour palette and reassure the doubters that it doesn’t need to be such a scary choice. In the minds of many people, questions begin to arise as to the practicality and durability of such light-coloured furniture. Who would buy a white or cream corner sofa when they have children? Pale coloured armchairs in a home with a dog or cat? Can it work? It can!

Grey is now defined as a classic colour, having been the most popular choice for interior furnishings for several years now. Its universal appeal is due largely to it successfully fusing with a variety of styles and blends seamlessly into most colour palettes. It is a colour which is very forgiving and when it is chosen as a base shade it is difficult to make errors. When grey is the dominating colour in the interior it is worth choosing accessories which will contrast as well as complement. Often a grey will have a lot of blue hues, which makes it a cold colour and therefore would benefit from warmer tones to harmonise the overall look.