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1. Install large windows and skylights to draw in natural light. Opt for double height ceilings to create an airy feel.
2. Use a flexible open layout for the living room, kitchen, and dining area. Skip hallways and doors.
3. Build a multifunctional furniture piece like a storage bench, folding table, or Murphy bed to save space.
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5. Add visually lightweight furniture like clear acrylic or glass-topped pieces to maintain an uncluttered look.
6. Create the illusion of more space with mirrors, glossy surfaces, and bright paint colors like white.
7. Go vertical with wall-mounted desks, shelves, bike racks, and other storage solutions.
8. Use pocket doors, barn doors, or sliding doors to save space. Draw the eye upwards.
9. Convert the attic into extra living space with a loft bed, office, playroom or guest room.
10. Use stackable washing machines and dryers or install laundry cabinets to tuck these appliances away.
11. Build a sleeping loft over the living room, kitchen, or entryway to add a cozy sleeping nook.
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13. Maximize kitchen storage with pull-out shelving, tall skinny cabinets, and under-cabinet organizers.
14. Create zones in an open concept home using area rugs and visually dividing furniture like shelves.
15. Blend the indoor and outdoor areas with large sliding glass doors that fully open the home to a patio.
16. Opt for bar-height dining tables and chairs to delineate the kitchen and dining room zones in a small open concept home.
17. Make use of awkward small spaces like under the stairs by turning them into storage cubbies.
18. Furnish the porch or patio for entertaining, dining, or lounging to gain extra living area.
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20. Install a murphy bed or wall bed in the living room to free up space during the day.
21. Add multifunctional furnishings like storage ottomans, side tables with shelving, and nesting coffee tables.
22. Position the living area furniture to face the kitchen and dining space to unify the rooms.
23. Use neutral colors on the walls like white, gray, or beige to visually expand the space.

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