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A Small space doesn’t mean the end of the world. Small spaces unlock greater creativity and originality to the owner or designer. Having a smaller space to work with means lesser items and in turn budget is controlled winks  😅 .  When working with a small space everything from the paint color to furniture type and arrangement can affect how big or small your space feels. Here are 10 design tips you can use that will make your room look bigger! 1. Use Light Wall Colours: Your choice of colour will greatly determine how big your tiny space look. In choosing the best colour for optimal illusion of a larger room, use a light tone color.  Buy wall art here Light Colours such as; a) Pastel shades: they have soft appearance. Think of them as the softer versions of pinks, blues, yellows and greens. Examples include baby pink, baby blue, light mint green and soft lavender.  b) Neutral colors: they are mostly known as hues that appear to be without color, and don’t appear on the color wheel. Th

A re you currently battling with a small space and you are in need of an office that won’t take up the tiny space you have?  Having to work from your couch, bed or dining table can be discouraging and less effective on your work ethics. This simple guide to having secret desks is just what you need: 1. Hidden Built-in Office Furniture: This is achieved when a space is allocated to have an office station. You can have the desk built to your exact  height requirements and choose the mix of  shelving and drawers to fit your particular  storage needs for the space.  It may be on the pricey side, but when you really want to effectively maximise your best option is bespoke. This secret desk and home office is cleverly concealed within a bank of kitchen units, wardrobes or tv console. Most bespoke hidden desk ideas  work well in every space e.g bedroom, hallway or  living space.  Plus, it’s a seamless addition to your space.  A great way to have a dual or multiple use of a space.  Hidden Buil