Having a smaller space, such as in a condo vs a house, isn’t always a bad thing. All it takes is smart management and use of what you have to turn that bane into a boon. Here are five ways your new unit at The Sen will benefit you.
It’s More Manageable
A smaller space means you can manage it better compared to a house that’s three or four times its size. You won’t be overwhelmed at any given point, and you can make fewer decisions as to the theme or layout.
Fewer Furniture Needed
Buying fewer furniture can definitely save you money and the headache of having to mix and match the decor. With just a few pieces, your house or condo will look furnished and comfortable. Just as long as you tick the basics, e.g., a couch, dining table, and bedroom, then you’re more or less all set.
The Habit of Decluttering
Although a smaller space means getting more clutter sooner, you can develop the habit of cleaning regularly to keep your house nice and clean. Spring clean once a month or so, and do smaller decluttering every week or more if you have the time. It builds up on the habit of taking care of a mess when it presents itself.
Everything You Need Within Distance
Don’t you simply loathe it when an item or object you need at the moment is located upstairs or downstairs, and you have to walk all the way to get there? This won’t happen when you’re in an apartment or condo.
Lower Energy Bill
Having a smaller space means you need less energy to heat it up or cool it down. You’ll also need fewer lights, and a fan or two can keep you comfortable most of the day. All of these savings add up over time!
