Type Of Compact Furniture & Their Advantages

Imagine this: an open-floor plan that is large, but not large enough. What do you do to furnish it? You can’t opt for oversized furniture – that would be a huge no-no. this is where compact furniture options and carpentry comes in handy, so below we’ve compiled a great list of types of compact furniture and their advantages for you to browse. Let’s take a look:

1. The small-style sofa

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A small sofa is perfect for living rooms that cannot afford to feature large statement pieces. While L-shaped sectionals are a good option, they certainly can’t fit in all space. So, you can opt for a compact 2 or 3 seater sofa to make the most of your space!

2. Compact dining table

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Dining rooms arguably take the most real-estate in any home interior, and if you’re working with a small space already, then fining a compact one becomes the highest priority. Fortunately, the small style furniture genre has expanded a lot over the years, and you can definitely find some amazing dining table designs that are compact, stylish, and would really make the most of a limited space.

3. Compact pantry cabinets

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If your home’s not big enough to have a walk-in pantry, then no worries. You can simply go for stylishly compact pantry cabinets for this purpose. They’re designed like a wardrobe and you can even add a show-case type compartment where you want to highlight your carpentry. Generally, you can even add personalized add-ons by splurging in personalized carpentry in this regard.

4. Tall overhead kitchen cabinets

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That annoyingly empty left-over space above the kitchen cabinets that accumulates a ton of dust ? You can totally avoid it now by going for tall overhead kitchen cabinets. They span all the way to the ceiling and provide much more storage space. You might need to put up a stool to reach all the compartments, but overall it’s a worthy investment.

5. Sliding door wardrobes

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Did you know? You need at least  3 feet of clearance space in front of wardrobes that have typically designed doors. That’s because the opening radius of each door is at least 1.5 to 2 feet. If you can’t afford to leave that much space, you can go for sliding wardrobe doors. They add to the compactness of the overall design and do not need as much clearance space to be functional.