Open plan living ideas
Discover tips to reimagine your home with smart, stylish open layouts.
Plan your layout
Combine rooms that feel right and make sense for you. We're talking kitchen-diner, bedroom-come-office or a living and dining room combo. If a pairing doesn't work for your space, don't force it.
Think about the space’s purpose
Is it a cosy living room or a multifunctional space? Need a play zone, home office, or gaming corner? Whether it’s a studio flat or a larger open area, plan your layout based on how you live.
Divide and conquer
Create zones with rugs or furniture. A sectional sofa can separate lounging from dining, while bookshelves display decor and divide spaces. Sideboards can define dining areas and add storage too.
Maximise every inch
Use tall shelves and smart storage to keep things tidy without losing floor space. If your room doubles as a bedroom or dining area, choose multifunctional furniture to make the most of it.
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Differentiate with decor
Create distinct spaces while maintaining flow
• Have fun with textures and colours - wallpapers and paint can give each room its own personality.
• Pick complementary tones that let the space breathe and stay balanced - it’s all about that 'just-right' feel.
• Want to make your space feel even bigger? Use consistent flooring to tie the whole look together with ease.
Save space with multifunctional furniture
Why choose between style and space when you can have both? With the right furniture, you can clear the clutter and make your home look even better. Here’s how to make every inch count.
Stay organised with smart storage
Ready to say goodbye to clutter and hello to a fabulous home? Let’s explore some clever storage solutions that keep your space stylish and spacious.
Add soft furnishings
Is your open space feeling a bit bare? Soft furnishings can instantly add warmth, style, and a touch of personality - effortlessly bringing it all together into a cosy, inviting space.
Illuminate to separate
Shine a light on your layout. Use lighting to create clear distinctions between areas, from relaxing retreats to vibrant activity zones, all while keeping it stylish.