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small room
  • aedicule - A small room or structure used as a shrine—or a niche for a statue.
  • cove - Comes from Old English cofa, "small room," from the Germanic root kubon, and came to mean "small hollow place in coastal rocks," and then "small bay."
  • cabinet - Originally meant a small room and came to apply to the group of politicians who met in the room.
  • conclave - Based on Latin con- and clavis, "key," as it was first an inner chamber or private room to which one would have needed a key, literally a "place that can be locked up," or a room or set of rooms that can be opened with only one key.


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Transforming a small room into something worth bringing your visitors into can be a very tough if not an impossible job.
Large spaces, for instance, are great with large patterns while smaller patterns are perfect for small rooms.
Take into consideration the following when preparing your plan for the room: A small room must have plenty of lighting because this really helps to visually open up space.
 
 
 
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