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How to Make Any Room Feel Better “Welcome back to The ArchiTalk with Suma.
One of the easiest ways to make any room feel better is to focus on light, layout, and clutter. Start by letting in as much natural light as possible — open curtains, clear window areas, and use lighter colours. Next, check your layout. Make sure furniture isn’t blocking movement and the room has a clear flow. Finally, reduce clutter. Keep surfaces clean and use simple décor that adds meaning, not chaos. When light, layout, and clarity work together, any room instantly feels more comfortable and calm
One of the easiest ways to make any room feel better is to focus on light, layout, and clutter. Start by letting in as much natural light as possible — open curtains, clear window areas, and use lighter colours. Next, check your layout. Make sure furniture isn’t blocking movement and the room has a clear flow. Finally, reduce clutter. Keep surfaces clean and use simple décor that adds meaning, not chaos. When light, layout, and clarity work together, any room instantly feels more comfortable and calm
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By sumaangariHow to Make Any Room Feel Better “Welcome back to The ArchiTalk with Suma.
One of the easiest ways to make any room feel better is to focus on light, layout, and clutter. Start by letting in as much natural light as possible — open curtains, clear window areas, and use lighter colours. Next, check your layout. Make sure furniture isn’t blocking movement and the room has a clear flow. Finally, reduce clutter. Keep surfaces clean and use simple décor that adds meaning, not chaos. When light, layout, and clarity work together, any room instantly feels more comfortable and calm
One of the easiest ways to make any room feel better is to focus on light, layout, and clutter. Start by letting in as much natural light as possible — open curtains, clear window areas, and use lighter colours. Next, check your layout. Make sure furniture isn’t blocking movement and the room has a clear flow. Finally, reduce clutter. Keep surfaces clean and use simple décor that adds meaning, not chaos. When light, layout, and clarity work together, any room instantly feels more comfortable and calm