Living in compact apartments or small homes forces us to get creative with space-saving tricks as we face many challenges of limited space. Sometimes you don’t have enough space to store all the items, so the house looks messy or might be you want to add a small office, study area but you think you don’t have much space. Well, we believe you can optimize your spaces and expand them just like a space magician with smart interior design ideas and tricks. Here we have gathered some simple yet amazing space-saving ideas which will give a unique feature to your home.

In small bedrooms storage beds are one of the most obvious and best storage hack. Storage beds can give you as many drawers as a dresser and open up space in your bedroom. For kids room try this bed design comprising of mattress, storage drawers and wall mounted shelves for toys and books. It is creating a modern look and cohesive form in bedroom. This also frees up a lot of space for your kids to have a separate play area.

Window seats are a wonderful space-saving technique and they allow you to admire the outdoors views while relaxing or reading a book. Another big advantage of the window seats is you can add storage underneath the seat. It is low heighted and installed from one end of the wall to the other for the sake of simplicity and it maximizes the amount of storage.

You can give a unique touch to your living room by adding this floor-to-ceiling wall unit to the media wall. It will clear excess clutter from your useable surfaces and tables throughout the living room. This is obviously good for storage reasons but it also dresses up the walls. This sophisticated and spacious design also provides a place to display decorative objects.

An apartment with high ceilings opens up a whole new world of possibilities ones where the mezzanine level comes to life. Now you can also compete your HBD with those grand residences by adding a mezzanine floor. Adding this additional square footage to the apartment expands the space you have and it’s a trend that is catching on.