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Making the Most of the Space in Your Home

Friends come by to visit you, not your house. Your home can be a flexible extension and reflection of your lifestyle and personality, not a fixed collection of rooms that can only be used for their originally-intended purpose.

 

If space is limited, consider making some rooms do double duty. Here are some tips for thinking differently and making the most of the space in your home:

 

  • If you don’t put on formal dinner parties, consider turning an unused dining room into a home office. When friends come over for an meal, cushions around a coffee table in front of the fireplace can become an informal ‘dining room.’

 

  • Repurpose furniture into special ‘rooms.’ A drop-front secretary with shelves, drawers and a work surface can turn your living room into a craft center by day but can be closed up for entertaining in the evening.

 

  • Many people regard their bedroom as a sanctuary and retreat. Consider adding built-in or freestanding shelves and an easy chair with a floor lamp to turn one corner of your bedroom into a quiet ‘library.’

 

Please let me know by phone or email if I can provide additional ideas for making the most of the space in your home. If you are considering making a move to a larger space, I can help you find a home that suits your lifestyle.
 
 
Thanks,
 
Ryan Gillen
 
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