8 tips for organizing the living room

Be honest: can you easily open and close all the cabinet doors in your living room? If the answer is no, something is left over…
Placing more objects than a space can receive is common, but think about it: the overload of decorations and furniture obstructs the passage, prevents quick cleaning and can even ruin electronic devices, causing short circuits and reducing their useful life.

See how to leave this environment – ​​which works as your home’s business card – impeccable. AND gain space replacing mess with order.

8 secrets to a beautiful room and organized:

1. Before leaving for work, open the curtains for sunlight to enter your room.

2. Invest in light and light curtains, in lace or voile, and, underneath, bet on a dark and opaque fabric, in twill or tergal. The thick lining blocks light reflections on the TV.

3. Choose a smooth, Formica-coated rack with glass doors. This model collects less dust.

4. Avoid oval or round tables, which take up a lot of space and make passing through difficult. Bet on a rectangular piece of furniture or square. If you need to gain space in the room, lean one of the sides of the table against the wall and use the ones that are free.

5. Dispense the rug under the dinner table. Inevitably, leftover food and drink will end up in it, leaving stains and attracting mites and bacteria.

6. Leave the bookshelf in order! Electronic equipment such as TV, DVD and stereo are not shelves. So no putting towels and vases on top of them – it decreases their useful life.

7. Discard some ornaments🇧🇷 You don’t need to display all the decorations you get, just select the ones you like the most. Excess offal accumulates dust and makes cleaning difficult.

8. Box the mess: put the least used objects in wooden or cardboard boxes. In craft stores there are cheap models, made of MDF or plywood, which can be painted to your liking. Another way to make the boxes look nice is to cover them with wrapping paper or a piece of fabric.