how to make a romm look bigger?
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HandyANDY - Handyman & All Repairs, LLC on Feb 23, 2012Lighter color painted walls.....grey seems to be the rage lately!Helpful Reply
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Virtually Staging Properties, Inc on Feb 23, 2012Paint your walls a light shade and mirrors are great tools to make a room appear larger. Want more tips on how to make small spaces look bigger - Visit http://bit.ly/rqmJiE.Helpful Reply
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Miriam Illions on Feb 24, 2012Haley, what room is this? Do you have a picture?Helpful Reply
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Culpepper Carpets and Interiors, Inc. on Feb 25, 2012A few pieces of well selected furniture instead of lots of small pieces that clutter the space. Light colored walls recede and make the space feel larger. The use of mirrors gives the illusion (by reflection) of a larger space, a wall of mirrors is a great idea. Also, built in storage with furniture incorporated into the design, such as, a custom built wall unit that has bookcases and a window seat or a desk. This provides practical furniture and saves space.Helpful Reply
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Sherrie S on Feb 25, 2012Lee Anne covered everything perfectly. I would like to add that we sometimes have/keep too many sentimental possessions.Helpful Reply
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