15 Tricks to Make Your One-Bedroom Apartment Feel Luxe

Mirrored pieces like this nightstand are perfect for smaller spaces. Not only do they create a bit more depth to your space, but the luxe factor is on point.

Think neutral and light for your walls and bigger pieces. This will make your rooms feel larger and allow you to layer in interest with subtle hints of color and texture.

Stripes help to widen or lengthen a room. Try to find an area rug with stripes laid out in the direction of your longer wall. This will help make your room feel bigger!

In a one-bedroom, your rooms will have to serve as multitask spaces. Whether it's a small office nook in your kitchen, a workout space in your living room or a reading nook in your bedroom. Get creative with those spaces to make them work for you!

Out with the clutter and in with the luxe details! Highlight the very best of your trinkets and decor and you'll love your space that much more.

Short ceilings? I've got them in my home. Try floor-length drapes in light, sheer fabrics. When hanging them, consider setting the rod a bit wider than your actual window is. It will give the illusion that your windows are bigger and ceilings are taller!

Chances are if you're in a one-bedroom, it's being occupied by yourself and/or your other half. If your space just won't fit that gorgeous sectional you've been wanting, embrace a darling loveseat with sass. This pink one gives us all the heart eyes.

Play with your walls! In a smaller space, you've really got to think outside the box. For example, stand-alone shelving might not work for you — but a crafty shelf like this one from Lark and Linen? Not only does it highlight the space, but it's a conversation starter, too.

Don't have enough space for that fiddle leaf fig you've been eyeing? Freshen your space up with smaller, chic vases filled with happy-hued florals. There's nothing quite like fresh blooms to make any space (big or small) feel grand.

Take advantage of built-ins if you've got them. If not, consider creating faux ones! We love that this built-in was able to house a large TV, while also providing upper shelving and lower storage — and not taking up too much space in the process.

If storage is limited, get your basket on. Tuck them under consoles for a home to hold your throws, group them in a trio in the living room to store TV accessories like remotes and extra cords or utilize them in the bathroom for the extra set of towels.

There are certain pieces that you'll want to go big with in a smaller space. Case in point? This chic gold mirror propped on a white dresser. The tall mirror helps to pull your eye to the ceiling and lengthen the space. Large mirrors can also make narrow rooms feel wider as well!

When incorporating bigger furniture pieces, think open and airy. Whether it's a luxe gold shelf like this, or a thin square bed-frame.

This shelf is a DIY Ikea Hack! Get the how to here.

I'm a firm believer than any home, grand or quaint, is elevated by simplifying. This means keep only what you need and love! Those in-between pieces should be packed away in storage, donated or tossed.

We mentioned keeping walls and bigger pieces neutral. If you can pull this off, including colorful splashes in your space can be a success. If you go with a colorful headboard and throw pillows like this in the bedroom, pair it with an all-white dresser or white nightstand lamp. It's all about balance!