The living room is one of the most important rooms in any home, a place where all the family can get together, relax and socialise with one another. However if your living room is on the small size then you need to use your initiative. Clearview recommends that you install a conservatory and use it not as a direct replacement for your traditional living room, but rather as a complement to it.
Conservatories in Manchester, conservatories in Liverpool and conservatories in Preston come in a variety of shapes, sizes and designs. If you only have the budget for a small conservatory then you need not worry as we have tried and tested ways of helping you maximise space in your living room.
Mirrors
Positioning a selection of mirrors around your living room can help you create the illusion of space as it will enable an increased amount of natural light to flood into your living space. The mirrors you buy don’t need to be expensive but when hung in your living room will prove to be invaluable.
Colour scheme
Using a selection of overpowering colours can make a room feel smaller than it actually is. Be sure to choose a light colour on the walls as this can again make a room feel spacious and finish it off by adding any colourful and eye-catching cushions and ornaments.
Seating
It is no good filling a living room with as much furniture as you can possibly manage as it will severely limit space and restrict you as you try and make your way around the room. Carefully position sofas and armchairs and do this by measuring up the room properly before installing any seating.
Together a beautifully arranged living room and conservatory will be the perfect combination.
