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mall is beautiful. But as someone who lives in a flat that is referred to routinely by family and friends as "the doll's house" because of its mini-scale, I know that when it comes to living space, small has no choice but to be practical, flexible and clever, too.

Pint-sized new-build flats, including studios and those with boxy bedrooms, are notoriously bad for offering a complete lack of storage (no airing cupboard, no hallway) - but it doesn't mean you can't create it, and nor does it mean you have to lose out on style.

So how do you make the most of limited space? "Start by zoning, or mapping out, the different areas in the room to see how it can come together," says Kate Leach, a home design advisor at John Lewis. "I've recently done my bedroom - it's not huge at all, but I've looked at the room and said 'Right, that's my sleeping space for the bed, that's my storage space for my clothes, and that's my practical space for my dressing table.' Once you've 'mapped out' what each corner of the room is likely to be used for, then you can use it to its full potential."

In other words, figure out how to work with the space you've got and the possessions you have or are going to buy. Draw up a floorplan and pencil in what you want to go where - even this 210sq ft apartment has a clearly defined sleeping, living and eating space.

When you've got a small living space, you've got to be tidy. To stay on top of it, Leach says you should declutter every season (John Lewis is offering declutter consultations throughout the spring in stores). Her instructions are simple: "Be ruthless. Throw out what you can't use, or give away to charity, and pack away the rest of it."

Underbed storage might not be the most exciting addition to your interior, but it's a no-brainer. Go for divans with sturdy, not flimsy, drawers to stow away vacuum-packed bags of clothes you don't need right now, or uplifting Ottoman beds.

Ikea's Malm headboard has hidden storage shelves and isn't bad for those on a budget. Floating shelves above the bed look lovely for showing off favourite prints and knick-knacks, but they aren't a brilliant idea for books - if you're tired of Billy bookshelves, go for a more streamlined stepladder bookcase instead.

In a small living space, shelving units can easily double up as statement features - a wall of box shelves can work fabulously for storing your treasures, but also for showing them off. I've got some of my favourite kitchen ceramics on display in mine; this blogger has put her lime green melamine mixing bowls on show, contrasting with bright pink storage baskets. Writer Josie Curran sweetly groups all her books by colour, while Ideal Home suggests backing your shelves with wallpaper for added interest.

Just because you have limited space, it doesn't mean you have to scale down proportionately. Interior designer Kia Sunda says you shouldn't be afraid to go completely up to the ceiling with storage space. "Make the most of the height you do have and take your wall shelving all the way up to the ceiling. Cutting it off three-quarters of the way up simply draws more attention to the space you don't have." If you're unconvinced, Design Sponge has some brilliant examples of floor-to-ceiling storage in small spaces for inspiration, with curtains to drape over when you want to hide it all away.

Under-the-stairs studies always look cute and compact, but if you don't even have stairs, or a spare room, the sofa can easily end up being your work spot. If you really need an allocated desk, though, look out for dinky console tables or try a drop-down tabletop that you can stow away when not in use.

Finally, don't resign yourself to a life of minimalism and magnolia just because space is tight. If you're not selling your home, you don't have to go out of your way to pretend it's bigger than it is (Sunda says certain new-build show homes often use slightly smaller double beds and shave off inches off dining tables and chairs to give the impression of higher ceilings). Indulge your love of colour, and hang framed posters, prints and photographs on the wall.

Sunda, who is no stranger to using strong colour, says: "A print wallpaper or a bold colour doesn't need a big space to work, whether you choose bright or dark shades."

Poky flats with limited natural light can still carry off colour. Play with patterns: if a room is narrow, use horizontal stripes to widen it; if it has a low ceiling, then vertical stripes will give the illusion of height.

Sunda says: "Whether a room is painted cream or dark grey, if it's already dark because it's not got a window, it will always be dark - regardless of the colour you pick. So work with the shadows it has; that way, instead of people putting on the light and still saying, 'Oh, it's dark in here', they'll say, 'Wow, what colour is this?' It will create impact."

A brilliant example is this small but sultry San Francisco flat, styled up in moody deep greys with retro furniture. There may be but a curtain dividing the bed from the lounge, but it's proof that a small space can look exceedingly handsome - this property won Apartment Therapy's "Smallest Coolest Homes" contest last year.

So there you have it - small spaces can be beautiful and very, very cool too.
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