Not sure what to do with that awkward spot/ wall space at home? With 5 Small Space Ideas, you’ll receive five thoughtful design suggestions, from storage and shelving to lighting, artwork and stylish accents, to help you make the most of those tricky areas.
5 Small Space Ideas
£30
Description
Every home has them: those in-between places that feel unfinished. The wall above the sofa, the entryway by the front door, a hallway that feels bare. These spaces are often overlooked, yet they hold so much potential.
With 5 Small Space Ideas, you’ll get five different design solutions to help you make that all-important décor decision. Each option gives you a clear way forward, so you can finally decide how to use that space with confidence.
Your five ideas might include:
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Lighting – wall sconces, pendants or soft mood lighting
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Shelving – floating or built-in for books, décor or display
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Storage – smart and stylish ways to keep things tidy
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Wall Art – curated artwork to bring personality
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Decorative Accents – mirrors, greenery or sculptural pieces
How this service works:
- Go to Order Section at the top of this page;
- Upload your image;
- Add any add-ons you may like (revision is recommended);
- Tell us what you’d like to see in ‘notes’ section (or leave the ideas to us);
- Then sit back and wait for your beautiful concepts!
This service is perfect if you want inspiration for those awkward spaces at home without committing to a full redesign.
In just 48 hours, you’ll receive five fresh ideas that show you what is possible, so you can choose the one that feels right for your style and lifestyle.
*Please not this service does not include custom artwork creation (if that is a service you’d like to explore, please visit https://aici.co.uk/product/custom-artworks/) or placing specific products on your wall/ in your spaces (like ‘put this Ikea cabinet in here;).
📸 Photo Guidelines for Best Results
✅ Good Photos:
- Well-lit with natural lighting
- Show the entire room corner to corner
- Clear, high-resolution images
- Include all furniture and decorations
❌ Avoid:
- Dark or poorly lit photos
- Close-ups of individual items
- Blurry or low-quality images
- Photos with people visible
- Multiple rooms in one photo
Tips: Use photos in landscape mode, ensure natural daylight (not at night), remove pets and people, and tidy the room so we can clearly read the space. Both interior and exterior photos are welcome. — Full guide: How to Take Photos →
