Small Space


And here is my son brushing his teeth outside the cabin at the running water.........

Found a few cute photos for decorating in quaint/small spaces.

Country Living
The shelving was just squeezed right up under that ceiling.


Southern Living
I like how they used the shutters on a track between the spaces to adjust when you need to divide the space up a little more. The shutters are between all three rooms in the above two pictures.
I've noticed common advice for small space decorating:
"They" always recommend (1) light/neutral color scheme on the walls that flows throughout the house; (2) lack of clutter; (3) lots of organization (shelves, magazine holders, cute boxes); (4) a focal point or two - like a large piece of art or a bold pattern on a piece of furniture - to draw the eye to the focal point and away from the 'little-ness' of the space; (5) multi-use spaces.
Comments
Love that shutter idea, too.
Hope you are having a wonderful time!
Bertie
Aunt May's Cottage