Give a 5-star luxury look to a small room. Try these 5 Gen-G decor tricks, guests will be stunned to see: – ..

News India Live, Digital Desk: In today’s times, ‘luxury’ does not mean a big house, but smart and luxurious use of that space. If you also live in a small room or studio apartment and want to make it look like an expensive hotel suite, then focus on ‘smart decor’ instead of heavy furniture. Today’s ‘Gen-Z’ generation is adopting some amazing tricks which can give a ‘premium’ feel to your room even at low cost and in less space. Let us know those 5 magical ways which will transform your small room.

1. ‘Monochromatic’ magic: magic of a single color

To make a small room look bigger and luxurious, choose the same color palette (like beige, off-white or pastel grey) for walls, curtains and bedsheets.

Trick: When there is less contrast in colors, the eyes see the entire room as one large canvas, which makes the space feel more spacious.

Luxury Tip: Play with texture by adding silk curtains and velvet cushions in the same color.

2. Clever use of mirrors (Mirror Illusion)

A large ‘full-length’ mirror or a decorative wall-mounted mirror is the biggest ‘life-hack’ for a small room.

Trick: Place the mirror right in front of the window. It will reflect natural light and add a feeling of ‘depth’ to the room.

Luxury Tip: A mirror with a golden or vintage frame adds a ‘royal’ touch to the room.

3. ‘Multi-layer’ lighting: One bulb isn’t enough

The life of any five-star hotel is its lighting. Instead of placing one bright light in the middle of the room, practice ‘layering’.

Trick: Add a sleek floor lamp in the corner, warm LED strips near the bed, and a small designer lamp on the table.

Luxury Tip: Use ‘warm yellow’ light, it makes the room look cozy and expensive.

4. ‘Floating’ furniture: Leave the ground empty

The more bare the floor appears, the bigger and cleaner the room will appear.

Trick: Use ‘floating’ shelves instead of heavy bed side tables that rest on the ground. The TV units and bookshelves mounted on the walls give a ‘modern’ look to the room.

Luxury Tip: Choose leggy furniture legs so that the floor below is clearly visible.

5. ‘Statement’ art and indoor plants

Instead of filling the room with lots of small things, have one large ‘statement’ painting or a large indoor plant (like monstera or snake plant).

Trick: A large art piece attracts attention and gives a ‘designer’ feel to the room.

Luxury Tip: Use ceramic or jute pots for plants, which look much classier than plastic ones.