Long
Island,
NY,
October
14,
2025
–(PR.com)– Across
Long
Island,
homeowners
are
finding
creative
ways
to
make
the
most
of
every
square
foot.
The
latest
interior
design
trend
centers
on
transforming
overlooked
corners
into
purposeful
spaces
that
bring
charm
and
function
to
the
home.
Once
dismissed
as
too
small
or
awkward,
these
“dead
zones”
are
being
reimagined
as
reading
nooks,
built-in
benches,
and
storage
alcoves.
Designers
say
the
appeal
lies
in
combining
utility
with
character,
turning
forgotten
corners
into
meaningful
extensions
of
the
home.
“People
are
looking
for
ways
to
make
their
homes
feel
more
considered
and
efficient,”
said
Jennifer
Cossidente
and
Sanam
Zubli,
co-founders
of
Luxe
Design,
a
residential
interior
design
firm
based
on
Long
Island.
“Making
the
most
of
their
space
means
families
have
room
to
grow.”
As
demand
grows
for
flexible
floor
plans,
this
approach
is
expected
to
resonate
well
beyond
Long
Island.
For
urban
homeowners,
designers,
and
architects,
converting
unused
space
creates
opportunities
for
custom
hideaways
without
major
renovations.