• Skip to main content
  • Skip to footer
  • We Love Austin
  • Area Profiles
    • Lakeway
      • Rough Hollow
      • Flintrock Falls
      • Serene Hills
      • Marina Village
      • Vineyard Bay | Costa Bella
    • The Hills of Lakeway
    • Bee Cave
      • Falconhead
      • Lake Pointe
      • Uplands
      • Spanish Oaks
      • Sweetwater
    • Spicewood
      • West Cypress
      • Travis Settlement
      • Briarcliff
      • Summit at Lake Travis
      • Sweetwater
    • Barton Creek
    • Westlake Hills
  • Seller Advantage
  • Featured Listings
  • About Us
    • Press Room
    • Testimonials
    • Careers at KW

The Gibbs Team

512-431-2403

February 20, 2021 By

5 Tips for Lightening Your Living Space

Do you dream of a light, airy living space? Do you want to feel like you’re living inside of a cloud? Below are five tips for a lighter living space, now.

Paint it white.Well this is an obvious one. From walls to wood paneling and hardwood floors, two coats of white paint will turn your living space into a year-round winter wonderland. Done and done!

Minimize.Do you really need all twenty of those awkward family photos on that side table? De-cluttering surfaces will lighten space with smooth lines. Cut clutter by adding hidden storage systems (like an ottoman with stow space), and minimize furniture to a handful of necessary pieces.

Add mirrors.Mirrors have long-since been a go-to trick for opening up a space. In addition to wall mirrors, consider adding mirrored back splashes or mirrored trays. Not into mirrors? Sparkle can do the trick, too. Glass-top tables and crystal candle holders, anyone?

Lighten the linens.Breezy, airy curtains and snow-white throws will make your space seem plush and comfortable, like snuggling with a sheep.

Shades of gray. To avoid looking as if you doused your house in bleach, consider adding soft, light shades of gray or blue to your color scheme.

Published with permission from RISMedia.

Facebook Comments

Filed Under: Uncategorized

Footer

Broker License #502033 - Texas Law requires all licensees to give Consumer Protection Notice and Information about Brokerage Services