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When working with small interiors, the challenge is really about creating a space that feels balanced, works efficiently, and remains comfortable within tight physical boundaries. Private apartment designed by Studio Hi | CGI by Visioaxis Integrated Storage Solutions Opt for built-in storage that blends seamlessly with walls or furniture, keeping clutter hidden and allowing the room’s layout to breathe. When handled well, it helps maintain visual order and allows the layout to feel composed rather than crowded. Seaside residence designed by Studio Hi The Power of Reflective Surfaces Incorporate high-gloss finishes, mirrors, and glass partitions to reflect light and visually expand boundaries, making the room feel more open and dynamic. Their success depends on how they interact with light, surrounding materials, and sightlines across the space. Private House designed by Jean Petit Architects | CGI by Visioaxis Embrace Vertical Space Vertical emphasis is one of the most effective ways to add presence to a compact interior. Lighting arranged at varied heights, vertically oriented artwork, and elongated architectural details encourage the eye to move upward, creating a stronger sense of depth. The Role of CGI in Small-Space Design In small interiors, there is very little room for misinterpretation. Materials, reflections, and spatial relationships all have a direct influence on how the space is perceived and used. At Visioaxis, we work with architects, interior designers, and design and build teams to produce 3D visualisations that support informed decisions and clear communication. Our focus is on representing space as it will be experienced, allowing compact interiors to be presented with confidence, accuracy, and intent. When space is limited, how it is visualised often determines how well it is understood. Explore our full portfolio and discover how 3D visualization can help you showcase smart, space-enhancing designs.