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One key principle is lighting. The greater natural light allowed into a room generally creates a stronger illusion of more space, so do not obstruct your windows! Make sure your room is not cluttered with objects- try to be almost minimalist here and aim to maximize floor space. The addition of a mirror can also work a treat in my experience!

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