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1. Don't let diminutive rooms hinder your urge to decorate. A few good architectural features like exposed ceilings and casement windows can launch your imagination. Play them up with a simple furniture plan and wall color.
2. Small scale dictates fewer pieces of furniture. Concentrate on practical seating and eye-catching accessories, such as a chandelier or great mirror, that won't crowd the space. Above all, avoid clutter; it's magnified in smaller rooms. 
photography: Roger Davies
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3. Introduce a bold accent color to connect rooms and spark a mood. Nanci Bell chose red by finding a line of fabrics she loved and using all the coordinating prints together. 4. Lampshades are an unexpected and clever vehicle for accent color in a room. If your space can't take much decoration, great fabric shades provide lots of bang for the buck. Be sure to choose a color that casts a complementary glow in the evening lamplight.
photography: Roger Davies
A corner sink in this small bath saves space and adds a touch of cottage character. |
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