Tiny homes and cabins are extremely popular right now – you may see many such houses on digsdigs, too. It can be a mobile cabin to construct it where you want and take it with you, a she shed in the garden to get a rest from everybody, a modular home from a famous designer and many other dwellings. Imagine – you’ve got it, so what to do next? How to decorate it right to make it work for you and get maximum of every inch of space? Here are some useful tips!
Function First
In a tiny home, the main thing is functionality and practicality as you don’t have much space and first things come first. Think over the furniture that is essential for your home: a bed, a sofa, a table, a desk, several cabinets. Look for multi-functional and transformable furniture to avoid any clutter. Consider wall-mounted tables and desks and built-in items to leave some negative space. The purpose of each distinct functional area of your home will be clear with just a glance.
The sleeping space on the second level and some storage benches allow usign every inch of space.
A dining space with storage and a wall-monted table desk that cna be hidden any time.
Sleeping spaces are basics for every home, so design them first of all and only after that all the rest.
Furniture on casters, sleeping space on the second level, wall-mounted dining tables help to get more of the space.
A tiny kitchen with a wall-mounted dining table is a great idea to save some floor space.
You should clearly see the function of every furniture piece in your home.
A sleeping space on the second level, a tiny dining space with a window sill and a sleek kitchen.
A tiny home with a dining, living space and a kitchen, all of them are united into a flowing space to fill it with light.
Get Creative With Storage
The biggest challenge in a small space is to get enough storage space for all your things, and the neater the result is, the cooler. While standard storage options like closets and cabinets will undoubtedly be necessary, you’re going to need to get a little creative and include storage options in unexpected places. Challenge yourself to think of a way to add storage everywhere, whether it’s adding under-mount storage to an existing piece of furniture or bringing in more shelving.
Tiny floating shelves over the cabinets are amazing for storage and don't look bulky at all.
A smart built-in bed with additional storage drawers on each side is a cool way to go.
A podium bed with drawers for storage under it and some space to hide furniture there.
A cool U-shaped daybed with storage under it and some shelving units next to it.
A ladder with incorporated storage features two functions at the same time.
A bedroom with a closet organized on the wall over the door, a ladder for comfortable using.
Additional storage units incorporated into the staircase, over the living room.
If you have a sleeping space on the second level, incorporate storage drawers into the ladder.
An open shelving unit allows using an awkward corner between the ladder and the sofa.
An open shelving system under the window is a great piece to use for storage.
Don’t Forget Accessories
When you decided on all the important things, it’s time to infuse your home with personality and character. Area rugs, throw pillows and blankets, wall art and mirrors, decorative bowls and trays, coffee table books, candles, picture frames and flowers and vases can be all included into your tiny home decor to make it cooler. Take a look at some examples below and get inspired!
Potted plants and rugs help creating a cozy feel in the space and make it welcoming.
Rugs in each space are cozying up accessories that don't clutter the rooms.
Potted plants and various textiles are amazing to spruce up the space and make it welcoming.
Colorful rugs and potted plants plus curtains immediately cozy up the small home.
Even a single potted plant refreshes the space at once and adds an outdoor feel.
Vintage lights, some jute ottomans and a fur stool are used to create an ambience.
A faceted lamp, a printed rug, some books make the little home welcoming.