Fill the neglected corners with something useful, interesting or both, using a dozen thoughtful decorating strategies
I am a child who behaves quite well at school, so I don’t recall ever being sent to the corner. If I have, I’m sure I’ll do the same thing I do in another room: think about how to decorate it. Angles are not just for time-outs; Angles are where intelligent design can occur.
Many people stare at their bare corners and feel something is missing. What to go in the empty corner of it? Believe me, it’s a good problem. I’ll show you why.
Contents
- 1 High back chairs are perfect for corner
- 2 Have a pretty writing desk inherited from a grandparent?
- 3 Free standing shelves
- 4 A massage corner
- 5 A display cabinet
- 6 Add a beautiful window corner
- 7 Do you have an angle with a good view?
- 8 Add a free standing fireplace
- 9 Prepare a table game
- 10 Even a tiny table can be difficult to use in small rooms
- 11 A corner play area
- 12 Do you have a beautiful chair that is not so comfortable for long-term seating?
High back chairs are perfect for corner
Most people love the look of high chairs but consider their height as a visual challenge. Place two rear seats in the corner facing out. Add a small table in between and a tapestry. This creates a very comfortable sitting area.
Have a pretty writing desk inherited from a grandparent?
Good! Now place it on the corner facing out and diagonally. More suitable for writing a letter than plugging in to check the email, the writing desk gives the elegance of space and evokes serenity. Notice the gorgeous green color of the fiddle tree of violin that adds a fertile coating.
Free standing shelves
Fspecially the style inspired from the pyramid, work well in the corner of the room. Keep the extra dishes and gorgeous containers on the shelves open for a nice looking look.
A massage corner
Message Corner is a mission control in every busy household. Create a small corner for your landline, whiteboard, and messages. While you do, add a drawer. Drawers are a must-have item for purposes such as ribbons, scissors, rubber bands, and loose dime.
A display cabinet
Display cabinets built in or standing free make use of a well-rounded corner, keeping beautiful dishes, extra cutlery, and close linens.
Add a beautiful window corner
This is a bigger job but reap great results. Architects or contractors can help determine the best places and plans to add a window to your home.
Do you have an angle with a good view?
Beautiful corner View is a natural setting for eating and gathering. Dining table at the corner multitask to eat, write, and assemble.
Add a free standing fireplace
Looks smart and retro at the same time. This free standing Unit is pretty easy to install with small clutter. They really add warmth and comfort factor to a room.
Prepare a table game
Pair a table game with banquets and chairs for an attractive angle that is ideal for a cordless pleasure.
Even a tiny table can be difficult to use in small rooms
This particular table in the bedroom uses the smallest angle, providing space for the light and small drawers. Beautiful chairs Create a fabric opportunity to add a room palette.
A corner play area
The corner play Area is a good use of angles if you have a small kid wandering around, and making the books and toys somewhat restrained. Note the close placement of comfortable seats for adult supervision.
Do you have a beautiful chair that is not so comfortable for long-term seating?
Try it in sketch corners with fun tables and lights. In the bedroom, this kind of chair is great for wearing shoes or displaying gorgeous pillows and throws.
