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Small Room Redesign

Transform small spaces into functional, beautiful rooms.

1 h 30 min
100 euros
Customer's Place

Service Description

The Small Room Redesign service is a focused one-hour design session dedicated to optimizing compact spaces such as bedrooms, home offices, studios, kitchens, or living areas. This service is ideal if you feel your room is: - Too small, cluttered, or inefficient - Poorly organized or under-utilized - In need of a fresh look without major construction During the session, we will: - Analyze the existing layout and spatial constraints - Identify functional and circulation issues - Propose improved furniture placement and zoning - Suggest color palettes, materials, and lighting strategies - Share practical design ideas to visually enlarge the space You will receive clear, actionable design recommendations tailored to your needs, lifestyle, and budget. The goal is to help you achieve maximum impact with minimal intervention, saving you time, money, and costly mistakes. The redesign can be done on-site or online, making it suitable for both local and international clients.


Cancellation Policy

To ensure availability and fairness for all clients, the following policy applies to all bookings: Appointments can be rescheduled or canceled up to 24 hours before the scheduled start time at no additional cost. Cancellations or rescheduling requests made less than 24 hours before the appointment, as well as no-shows, are non-refundable and 50% of the full session fee will be charged. If the client arrives more than 15 minutes late, the session may be shortened accordingly or considered a no-show, depending on availability, without refund. In the rare case that we need to reschedule due to unforeseen circumstances on our side, the client will be offered either a full refund or the option to reschedule at no extra cost. By booking this service, clients acknowledge and agree to this policy.


Contact Details

+37126323606

africanarchitecture1960@gmail.com

Riga, Latvia


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