

Stack deep to make the room appear larger - a professional tip
Sometimes all it takes is a change of perspective to see things in a different light: A lowboard is not particularly high. However, this can be an advantage in cramped living spaces.
Drawers and sideboards are actually a practical storage solution. However, they can quickly look bulky in narrow or dark rooms. That's why interior design professionals often prefer to opt for a lowboard, which is only 20 to a maximum of 50 centimetres high and has many advantages.
A plea for lowboards
Because lowboards are low, they take up little vertical space. They can also be placed under the window or become extensions of furniture. Next to the sofa or at the foot of the bed, they keep the walls completely free. This makes a compact room appear airier and more spacious.
Lowboards usually have a slim shape that fits well in small rooms. They resemble a flat console table that fits into any interior as stylish accent furniture and are perfect for staging televisions, record players or books and magazines. Their surface also offers space for decorations such as vases, picture frames, plants or works of art. Lowboards therefore fit into many different areas of the home.
Whichever option you choose, a light, delicate piece of furniture is guaranteed to change the direction of the view. Because lowboards are much lower than the rest of the furniture, they may irritate and attract our attention - in a good way.
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