Furniture and accessories to make the most of a small space
Maximizing space while also taking design and function into account might seem to require a little smoke and mirrors (mirrors will, in fact, make a space look bigger), but it mostly takes smart shopping for “decorative choices in a scale appropriate to the space,” says Mary Douglas Drysdale, a Washington-based interior designer.
For unexpected extra space in your living room layout, pull your side table over your sofa with CB2’s Foundry C Table. The table can also be situated as a regular side table, or even pulled up to a bed for a special breakfast, $129.
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