For various reasons, many people end up living in shared flats, often with complete strangers. This invariably means having just one personal living space that has to accommodate you and all your belongings.<\/p>\n
Stepping into a hotel room often sparks the emotional urge to make it your own, and it\u2019s no different when moving flats or bedsits. While redecorating the space might be out of the question, there\u2019s nothing to stop you from transforming a rental room into a suite that you\u2019ll genuinely love spending time in.
\nNew interior design trends from Sensory Interior Design, Wellness Spaces, and Personal Retreats all focus on creating ‘complete habitats’ within a single room, making them perfectly suited to compact living.<\/p>\n
Mentally divide what is bound to be an open-plan room into distinct functional zones for sleeping, working or studying, and relaxing. Just like a loft, you don’t need walls; it\u2019s about creating the sensation of separate areas. You can achieve this visually by using industrial-style vinyl or decorative wall panels.<\/p>\n
Every centimetre counts. Furnish with modular, functional pieces with built-in storage that can be opened, closed, and moved whenever needed. Be practical, ensure it\u2019s easy and quick to clean as well.<\/p>\n
Play with the senses. Opt for light colours, maximise natural daylight, and keep artificial lighting soft and warm. Take advantage of vertical space with shelves, posters, or other items that add a personal touch.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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