10 Smart Ways to Decorate a Small Sitting Room

Use Light and Neutral Wall Colors

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Incorporate Mirrors

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Choose Multi-Functional Furniture

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Maximize Vertical Space

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Keep the Layout Simple and Uncluttered

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Let in Natural Light

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Use Slim and Low-Profile Furniture

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Stick to a Consistent Color Palette

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Mount the TV or Wall Lighting

{ "animations": [{ "selector": ".text-container", "keyframes": { "transform": ["translateY(50px)", "translateY(0)"], "opacity": [0, 1] }, "duration": 200 }] } Wall-mounting saves precious floor and table space. Use floating TV units or wall sconces instead of standing lamps. View Product

Add a Statement Rug

{ "animations": [{ "selector": ".text-container", "keyframes": { "transform": ["translateY(50px)", "translateY(0)"], "opacity": [0, 1] }, "duration": 200 }] } A large rug can define the space, pull the room together, and add comfort—just make sure it complements your color scheme. View Product