A home doesn’t need to be large to feel spacious, but certain interior design mistakes can make even big homes feel cramped. If your rooms feel smaller than they are, the problem might be design—not size.

One common mistake is choosing bulky furniture for compact rooms. Oversized sofas or heavy wardrobes consume space and block movement. Swapping them for modular, multi-purpose furniture creates openness. Another culprit is ignoring natural light. Heavy curtains and dark wall colors can make a room feel closed off. Opting for sheer curtains and lighter shades instantly brightens and enlarges a space.

Over-decorating walls and floors is another frequent misstep. Instead of crowding walls with multiple small items, focus on one statement wall or art piece. Similarly, a poor lighting plan can make even a well-designed room feel dull. Layered lighting—ambient, task, and accent—creates depth and visual spaciousness.

Neglecting vertical space is also a lost opportunity. Tall cabinets, wall-mounted shelves, and ceiling-height wardrobes make rooms feel taller and less cluttered. Finally, many homeowners ignore their own lifestyle needs, designing for aesthetics alone. A space that doesn’t work for your daily life will always feel uncomfortable.

Skyline Spaces designs homes that are functional, spacious, and lifestyle-friendly, making every square foot count.

Modern interior design in 2025 is about creating spaces that live with you. At Skyline Spaces, we specialize in transforming Bangalore homes into functional, aesthetic sanctuaries that reflect your lifestyle today and tomorrow.