Melbourne is rated highly in terms of its available services and facilities for education, entertainment, health care, tourism and so on. It is not only a leading financial centre in the Asia-Pacific region, but also ranks among the top 15 cities in the entire world in terms of liveability. So it isn’t hard to see why people want to move or live there.
But, just like any other city, your living space will be largely decided by your income. However, you should not let that discourage you. If you are one of the people that would like to move there but feel that you can’t afford the type of luxury apartment you want, or if you already live there but only have a modest home, there are things you could do that can make even the most clustered space feel spacious enough to comfortably fit a family of 10.
The most underused space in any apartment in terms of potential storage space would have to be the walls. For example, there are plenty of services that specialize in tasks like TV wall mounting Melbourne has to offer which can not only free up quite a bit of room, but also give you a better viewing angle. You could also use any free wall you have to install shelves and place on them any decorations or items that would usually simply take up space on your desk or your cabinets.
Another very useful thing you could do is buy multi-purpose furniture like coffee tables with drawers, or dining tables which can be extended or retracted depending on the number of people seating.
The best way to maximize the space in your bedroom would probably be to get a roll under bed drawer that can replace the cumbersome dresser as a place you can put your clothes in. Your bathroom, on the other hand, could really use a sink with drawers underneath as well as shelves at the side of the mirror that can hold all of your toiletries that would otherwise be cluttered around the faucet.
If you do decide to buy a few more drawers, or go through with the TV wall mounting Melbourne can be an ideal place to live, regardless of your financial capabilities. And in the end, it doesn’t matter if you live in an apartment the size of a closet or have an entire floor to yourself, what’s more important is what you do with the space that you have.
