10 SMALL APARTMENT DECORATING TIPS + HACKS // Lone Fox

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Today I wanted to share a few tips + hacks on decorating and furnishing your space if it's on the smaller side. These ideas can make your apartment feel brighter, more inviting and all around larger! Let me know which tip was your favorite?

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Thanks so much for watching and I hope you enjoyed. Leave any future video ideas you would like to see in the comments below!

[yannisstath]

He speaks about 500 million words a minute but it's all useful. amazing.

[ourtinywindows]

Finally a YouTube video I don’t have to watch at 1.25x speed.

[audreybaeriswyl]

The Hacks :
1. Have an elevated bed to store things under it
2. Use your vertical space : decor, shelves, organization
3. Use light furnitures rather than dark ones
4. Put mirrors to reflect light and add « space »
5. Have plants, add life in your space
6. DECLUTTER your space, put things in baskets
7. Separate your space to define areas : rug, wallpaper..
8. Layer your pieces (for exemple cushions under the coffee table, baskets, storage...)
9. Use organizational means in other designated way : bathroom organization for your kitchen etc...
10. Add texture : pillows, furnitures, carpets, blankets...

You’re welcome ;)

[deemtime]

I know its weird but I like how fast he talks its efficient, no sarcasm intended

[mackenziemosher]

You should do a “Getting the most out of IKEA” kinda like tips and tricks for shopping at ikea.!!!

[irisrivas]

Hi Drew, I have seen a lot of interior design videos, including yourself. However, I have never seen 1 video that shows what to do with all the diplomas, awards, and throphies one might have. I'd like to display them at my home office since I worked so hard to get them, but I don't know how, so it doesn't look tacky. Can you advise what to do, or please do a video to show some ideas. I hope you can read this. Thanks 😊

[mrkwskyy]

I’m from Ukraine, and I never believed that I can understand such fast English pronunciation 🤩

[asdfghjk]

I like the way that you talk fast, no crap

[whomeerin]

I absolutely adore you! You not only created a “to the point” video, but you added plenty of detail and explanation behind each point. And your voice is so inviting! ❤ keep up the amazing work.

[terraelizabeth]

So exited!! I’m 17 getting an apartment soon and I’m so ready for it!! I’m a really independent person and always have been and I am so excited to finally have a place to myself 🥹💕

[AlexanderRobichaud]

Thank you for being so succinct and thorough with really helpful tips. My wife and I live in a tiny apartment in an affordable housing complex, so tips like these make me feel like we can make things less dreary here. Thanks again :)

[juliannatunde]

You are couch an inspiration ❤ It’s just unbelievable how you went from “I don’t have a storage room” to “I’m remaking my Spanish dupex, should I do the lobby or the movie room?” I can’t imagine how proud you must be ❤❤❤

[feliciatang]

Another tip is to use furniture with legs. So it won't look too bulky in a small space

[jessicajohnson]

That textural intro though 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 so aesthetically pleasing!

[minnaxue]

My personal experience with Tip 9: I used an over-the-toilet rack in my small kitchen! It worked perfectly with the kitchen tall trash can underneath and the shelves for fruits and vegetables that don't need to stay in the fridge and so many more.

[gabepeterson]

You, and your channel have inspired me to take control of my surroundings. I almost didn't think it was possible to live a life without clutter. Thank you so much, and keep up the great work! 😀

[gaelliott]

Favorite is probably storing upward—a Japanese concept of building upward due to the lack of horizontal space. And I love the gallery wall!

[emersonbourgeau]

A tip I found for lightening up your furniture: covers. Couch covers for brightening up a dark couch. Cushion covers to change up your aesthetic as you wish. Tablecloths to switch on the season/holiday/week, all different colors. Covering something with a light fabric (not too heavy, cuz then it feels weighted and, well, heavy) brings in that brightness he discussed in tip 3. Also helps bring in the texture discussed in tip 10, and you can switch it out to get different coziness vibes depending on your mood/preference (idk I'm an indecisive person 🙃)

[rpaterson]

With number eight, something I’ve seen again and again that makes city apartments look a lot more spacious. Design your living room suit around not having a coffee table. Even a few feet of wide-open space can give a smaller apartment that large loft open concept look. Go with end tables and removable tables for entertaining or meals if eating in the living room is your thing.

[svitlana]

Loved adding texture and plants to a small space. It is always elevates the look and makes it more homie