GET A QUOTE OVER THE PHONE
Tip #1: Think UP. When you find ways to draw the eye up, the room looks naturally larger. The easiest way to do this is to go vertical: long shelves, wall art hung high on the wall, and darker colors on the bottom tapering out to lighter colors at the top.
Tip #2: Lighter Colors. Dark colors in a small room can make it feel more like a dungeon than a homey space, so make it a little more comfortable with lighter colors. Light greens and blues are a great option, but any color can be used effectively. Use dark colors for accents instead of making them wall or furniture colors.
Tip #3: Bring in the Light. In addition to the lighter colors, light itself can make a room feel bigger than it is. If you have a window in the room, dress it with sheer curtains; if not, give yourself the option of brighter or lower lights with a dimmer switch or a variety of lamps.
Tip #4: Maximize Storage. Use every space you can for storage, multitasking when necessary. A small chest can serve as both a seat and storage, shelves can be used both to draw the eye upward and to store anything, especially if you add a few small baskets or jars. Use the area under tables or desks for storage by adding a table skirt. Get creative!
Just because the room is small doesn't mean your style has to be!