
Use this passage

This corner beam look is perfect for home guests inside and outside the house dieser outdoor drinks get drinks via the practical pass-through window on the wall. The designer Jaqui Seerman has used this clever supplement to facilitate interior and external entertainment because the pool is currently outside.
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Choose brave surfaces

While it is smaller than the bar -nook above, this corner still gives a big statement thanks to Marita Simmons and Krysta Gibbons from Kipling House. They used the bold surface-imposed on a wall cover of Merlot Leather bar, brass straps and stone controls to convert this closet into a chic home bar.
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Make a mini guidance look

In this bathroom designer “Jill and Jill”, Cara Fox put a sweet vanity between the two larger washbasins. Two sisters share this room, and when you get older, you will love the entire counter area that is available to you when you get ready in the morning.
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Concentrate on the details

If you work in a small space, it can be easy to believe that “less is more” the mantra, which must be followed so that the area does not feel overcrowded. However, the designer Sasha Bikoff opposed this minimalist urge. Instead, she thought a lot about the fact that she carefully selected this bookshelf corner to create a beautiful vignette. As long as you still prioritize the balance in your interior, especially for a corner, it doesn't matter how small a room is.
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Decide for a corner of the starting end

Transform your entrance into a striking room, like designer Sasha Bikoff in this house. She wanted it to serve as a kind of color palette cleaner, the projects that a house guest will enter in the rest of the house.
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Add a mirror

This dining room look is proof that this design function cannot be equated with “small”. The team in French and French interior has created an entire restaurant style and added a mirror over the room so that it feels even greater. When your corner feels a bit cramped, add a mirror to the wall so that it feels bigger.
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Create an office corner

The designer Jeremiah Brent stuck a small area of work in this house in La on the side of the stairs. It is compact and clean with a custom -made marble desk and elegant cupboards – the perfect room to increase the daily tasks.
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Drop a desk

A strange niche in the son of the son of this house was transformed into a small desk area by designer Kelly Hurliman. She used a marble sest as a desktop and remaining soils as a shelves and ensured that every square centimeter of this property was used.
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Keep it in a children

In this California House of Designer Rita Chan there is in this California house, but this vault in the playroom is simply enchanting. It was converted from a closet and Chan added a blue color that blocked the wall that continued in the corner to further define the room.
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Build a bed

The daughter's bedroom in this project from Place Studio has a funny bed stop with integrated storage, which is only more useful as a child age. This is such a unique use of the room – we love that it creates a small sleeping cave that is perfect for bedtime.
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Add a custom banquet

If your menu is strangely shaped, do what Samantha StaThis Lynch from Samantha Ware Design has done in this house and add an individual banquet. It is sunny and bright and looks fantastic in natural lighting and brings more luck to the house.
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Transform a spacious hallway

This atmospheric corner lies between two guest sleeping rooms, which also leads to a playroom. Designer Tanya Smith-Shiflett converted this previously unused room into a completely new slope out area, also referred to as a “whiskey room”.
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Style of a seating area

If you have doubts, enter a stylish accent chair. The Studio Munroe team did this in this bedroom. They used this unpleasant corner and added a chair, lamp and a pillow to make a comfortable seating area.
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Pamper your pets

This corner is really the diary of the cat! The designer Kelly Ferm has converted this closet as a personal space for her customer's cat -like friend. There is a Kitty size section to offer the privacy of the cat when using the cat toilet and keep them away from the people's areas.
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Make a mini library

Connect a meeting point

In the room of this boy, designer Benni Amadi converted a wardrobe into a meeting point inspired by Baum with the for help. Although it is small, this private corner has the perfect size for every teenager to hide to read, study or play video games.
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