Wish you had more space in your home? Here are some great tips to make the most of the space in your house while crafting a relaxing, enjoyable environment.
The solution for household clutter? Out with the old, in with the new! As this is a general rule for creating space, there are old items that are probably more conveniently utilized than by replacement. These items should be kept.
The simple rule is, to remove anything that is no longer of use. You may have second thoughts about removing some of the items in your home, but you should be firm in your approach, selecting the items that will surely make a huge impact on your home’s improvement once being thrown out.
The three main areas that you will need to focus on are the ceiling, the floor and the walls. Don’t be deceived by thinking the only area you will need to work on is the floor space, because there are areas that will greatly affect how you move around the house.
One area that will need your attention aside from the flooring are the items that occupy air space.
One of the things that may affect homeowners who are over-utilizing their space is the repeated purchase of items that serve the same purpose, such as having a floor lamp and purchasing a sconce for the same area. This can be blamed on impulsiveness, in which one buys immediately without proper thought. However this is associated with little organization, especially when coupled with a busy schedule.
When you are moving into a new house, planning is very, very important. Use the space in your new home wisely. Acquire an item that does not interfere with your walking zone.
With todays, LCDs and plasma TVs, conserving floor space has become exponentially easier. Utilize TV wall mounts and witness the miracle it works for your home space. Position your TV mounts at a higher area where it won’t block walking space.
-Chris Hines
George Mason Mortgage, LLC
Chris Hines Mortgage 