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If you're thinking about buying a home this year, then you might want to do so sooner rather than later. In fact, there are several reasons why this spring is the perfect time to jump into the housing market! A combination of low mortgage rates, reduced competition, and rising home prices make right now a great time to buy, but you'll want to act fast before conditions change.
Low ceilings can make a space feel claustrophobic and uninviting, but the costs associated with physically increasing a room's height are usually too high to be feasible for most homeowners. Of course, with any undesirable characteristic, making the proper design choices can help to mitigate the negative impact that is actually felt by occupants of the space. When it comes to low ceilings, there are several relatively inexpensive options that can help distract from the lack of headroom. Depending on the specific room in question, some of these tricks can even be combined for maximum effect.