We are not speaking of a “she shed” or a “man cave,” just finding a little “me space.”
This space could be a little nook beside a stairway. Finding a wall along with a nice window or an enclosed balcony even a spot deep inside a roomy closet.
If you live with family members or roommates, there are times when you want to be by yourself, so it’s nice to have a little place at home you can call your own.
Homeowners still like open-concept living spaces for some parts of the home; however, interior designers have clients that are asking for private spaces.
How do you create a little space for privacy? First, think about what you want to do there. A quiet reading room with a bench to read on or a meditation space with floor cushions. Think about your lifestyle and the activities that bring you joy and a sense of calm at home.
Here is another option: Create a glassed-in space. Sliding doors installed in a room can section off part of it. Or, to delineate a personal area more simply and affordably, consider creating a feature wall with wallpaper, murals, or a different color of paint.
Add some pillows and warm lighting, and some green plants and a diffuser if you like aromatherapy.
Lastly, if there is no other room for a little refuge, the bathroom can become the ultimate “me space.” There are waterproof, wireless, voice-activated speakers in the bathroom marketplace. Plus, you can install a crackling fireplace.
Keep in mind that whether you are interested in buying or selling a home, a Realtor should represent you. This person is working for your benefit and will help you navigate through the buying or selling process. We have celebrated selling both new and resale homes for over thirty years.
We are here to answer any questions you might have. Just email jennifer@smithteamlasvegas.com
Thanks, and make it a terrific day. The Smith King Team
