not so big

Quality Over Quantity: Focus on the character and livability rather than just size.
Every Square Foot Utilized: Ensure all spaces serve a purpose daily.
Entryway Importance: Design should create a welcoming transition from outside to inside.
Light to Walk Toward: Incorporate light sources that draw people into the space.
Ceiling Height Variety: Create different ceiling heights to enhance spatial experience and intimacy.
Windows Placement: Position windows strategically to maximize light and views, avoiding dark wall spaces.
Dual-Purpose Spaces: Design rarely used spaces to serve multiple functions (e.g., dining areas that transform in use).
Indoor-Outdoor Weaving: Integrate interior and exterior spaces for better connection and natural flow.
Theme and Variations: Repeat design elements throughout the home for cohesiveness.

Implement alignment to draw attention (e.g., artwork placement).
Incorporate visual weight through color changes at different heights or within features like backsplashes.
Use natural light and thoughtful window placement to enhance living areas.
Create multifunctional rooms (e.g., Away Room serving as office/guest room).
Design bathrooms that combine functionality with aesthetics.
Make storage solutions practical and visually appealing in all rooms.