1. Clear the clutter: Eliminate unnecessary and disorganized objects to create a cleaner and tidier environment. ​

 

2. Use smart storage: Use shelves, drawers and organizers to maximize storage space. ​

 

3. Multifunctional furniture: Opt for furniture that has multiple uses, such as sofa beds or extendable tables. ​

 

4. Colors and light: Use light colors and mirrors to make a room feel larger. Make sure you have enough natural and artificial lighting. ​

 

5. Organize by zones: Divide your spaces into functional zones, such as a work area, a reading corner, and a dining room. ​

 

6. Verticality: Take advantage of the walls to hang shelves or hooks, freeing up floor space. ​

 

7. Minimalist Design: Opt for a minimalist approach to decor and furniture, which will make the space feel larger. ​

 

8. Plants: Add potted plants to liven up the space and improve air quality. ​

 

9. Eliminate obstacles: Keep hallways and circulation areas clear to facilitate movement. ​

 

10. Personalization: Add personal touches with art, photographs and decorative elements that reflect your style. ​

 

11. Regular maintenance: Take time to clean and organize regularly to keep your space in tip-top condition. ​

 

12. Pre-planning: Before making any major changes, consider the layout of furniture and key items on a floor plan to ensure everything fits together efficiently.