Multifunctional spaces within a home are those areas where we spend the most time and where family members carry out different activities.
The living room is the benchmark multifunctional room in any house. For this reason, it is important to plan correctly, the different areas that will make it up so that they are well integrated and will fulfill their function properly.
An example would be a home with young children. In these cases, it is interesting to reserve a space as a play area, in which the child can be at ease while the parents rest without losing sight of them. The idea will always be to get a stay that harmonizes as a whole, facilitates daily living and also meets the individual needs of each inhabitant of the house.
As we know, interior design allows us to build any space to measure, based on our tastes and needs. For this reason, we will only have to make a realistic list of our priorities to start shaping our ideal multifunctional room subsequently.
We will have to take into account aspects such as available square meters, the shape of the room, necessary furniture and how to integrate them.
However, do not forget to include furniture with flexible designs. The best known are undoubtedly the extendable tables, which allow us to expand or reduce their size depending on the moment.
Pieces like the bar stool (เก้าอี้ บาร์, which is the term in Thai) is an example of versatile furniture. Its size and comfort will provide extra space to receive our visitors without losing too much space.
If your space is limited, take advantage of the corners with corner furniture. That way, you will not only be taking advantage of your space, but you will also be able to decorate corners that, without proper planning, you would surely end up ignoring.
