When choosing, a series of aspects must be taken into account:

The measures must be proportional to the space.

It is not advisable to place a three-seat chaise longue in a small room.
The form should be the most appropriate, in a square dining room it is better to opt for a two-seater sofa, while in a rectangular one it is preferable to use a sofa of greater capacity, for example a three-seater or chaise longue.

Auxiliary areas

To free useful meters you can use corners of the house that are often wasted: the corridors, distributors, gaps under the stairs or the hall …
In these spaces you can place shelves or cabinets to place objects. In addition many chaise longue incorporate chest.

The order to gain space

Over the years we accumulate a large number of objects that occupy more and more space in the house. In the first place, it is necessary to decide in which room certain objects will be stored, analyzing what should be more at hand. And try to group objects or accessories that have a certain relationship with the space in which they are used and also objects that have a certain relationship with each other.

Light, color and design

In addition to the available meters, there are other factors that help create a feeling of spaciousness, such as lighting, color and design.
A space with natural light seems larger, it also helps to resort to the use of mirrors, opening of openings or glass bricks that reflect and allow light to pass through.

You can also create a sense of breadth with colors. The light tones, especially white, make a room or sofa seem wider.

And finally, the lightness conveyed by the design, a sofa with scissor legs or a bookcase without a back helps visually enlarge the space.

What you don’t let go you load it,
what you burden weighs you
and what weighs you sinks you.FengShui