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" 1. Window Treatments Hang curtain rods and draperies at the ceiling to make the room feel taller. 2. Furniture Pick furnishings made of glass, Lucite, or Plexiglas, which seem to disappear. 3. Walls Give walls and floors the stripe treatment to expand the sense of space. 4. Lighting Place lighting judiciously to bounce your eye around a room. 5. Architecture Wallpaper or paint can bring a sense of architecture to walls \u2014 without wasting even a half-inch of floor space. 6. Hidden Details Hidden door hardware hardware like touch latches and recessed pulls make closets and doors invisible. 7. Artwork Use art to fake a view or distract from archi-tectural flaws.  8. Mirrors Use mirrors and reflective finishes, from bed frames to side tables, to create a vista, bring light into dark spaces, and create faux doorways or windows, all of which make a room seem bigger.  Design by Jonathan Berger "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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