Thinking BIG

When decorating a small space, your first instinct is often to go for a small piece of furniture. The reality is that, in many cases, a large, bold piece can make it feel much bigger

- MARY JANE HARRIS AND CANDICE BOTHA

1 METAL WORKS

To give the illusion of height, Dustin Chaplin of Landmarq Road designed and made an elegant four poster for this bedroom at The Precinct Luxury apartments, Waterfall Estate. “The slender posts draw the eye upwards, but don’t dominate the room, while the oversized lamps give an opulent look,” says Dustin.

2 LESS IS MORE

“When space is limited, don’t clutter it with lots of little pieces of furniture. It’s much more effective to go big and bold with a single modular sofa that offers lots of seating and complement it with a stunning mirror and sculptural floor lamp,” says Dustin Chaplin of Landmarq Road who designed and made the furniture. Photographed at The Precinct Luxury Apartments, Waterfall Estate.

3 STATEMENT LIGHTING