How to Make the Most Out of Small Spaces

Charleston Real Estate Podcast with Jeff Cook

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Need ideas for something to do with a small space in your home? Try these three great, easy tips: 1. Choosing the right paint. Using colors like neutrals, whites, creams, and grays can make a room feel larger than it really is. Pairing the right lighting and paint color is also very important; be sure to choose lighting that will enhance your colors, and avoid those bulbs and colors that cause glares. “Be sure to choose lighting that will enhance your colors, and avoid those bulbs and colors that cause glares.” 2. Use high shelving in closets for those rarely used items. Also utilize high ceilings and walls for guitars, surfboards, or any item that can double as decoration. 3. Use furniture for storage. Don’t have a lot of floor space? Use tables and benches with hidden storage compartments. Crates, boxes, and containers that are low in depth but wide are great for under-bed storage. If you’re looking for a new home, check out our inventory on www.JeffCookRealEstate.com, and feel free to reach out to us for any questions you have.

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