Designing a new environment allows for both artistry and comfort. Even psychologists recommend changing your furnishings at least once a year. You refine your aesthetic and determine what you genuinely love, desire, or need as you reconfigure your environment. Such detail relieves stress, and repurposing what already exists is a pleasurable alternative to purchasing new items.

So why may you enjoy rearranging your apartment?

Reason #1 - Rearranging furniture helps to see your apartment from a different angle. It can also be the pulse for other life changes.

Reason # 2 - In the process of rearrangement, you will be able to organize the space better and distribute all the furniture so that the area visually increases by 1.5-2 times. 

Reason # 3 - The rearrangement helps to take a fresh look at your apartment and decide what is needed. The main thing is to think over all the details of the permutation correctly. For example, how are we going to move heavy sofa or cabinet? 

As if that weren't enough, here are a few more practical reasons to rearrange your space:

1. You get to clean behind large objects.

What about that millennia-old sofa? It's probably hiding an aggregation of cat toys, crumbs, and dust bunnies unless you're careful about cleaning beneath it — all the way under it. 

2. You get to smooth out the dents in the carpet.

The longer you leave your layout alone, the worse the rug divots become. Moving things about and using the ice cube method to fluff up the dents is a good idea.

3. It's a chance to clean the house.

As soon as you begin rearranging furniture, you'll start moving things out of the way — a stack of magazines, a collection of trinkets – allowing you to assess what you want to maintain in your home. If you're relocating a storage unit like a bookcase or chest of drawers, you'll probably want to empty it as well to make it easier to transfer.

Summary 

After all, we can scratch our floor, and moving heavy furniture may be bad for your health! Fortunately, we came up with a solution to this problem -  furniture sliders protect your ground and make moving easier! Even a child can do it!