$12.99Small Spaces Decorate tiny homes, city by city
Small Spaces hands you nine small apartments in New York, Berlin and Tokyo and lets you furnish them at your own pace. Unpack boxes, arrange 500+ beds, lamps, plants and record players, then walk through in first person as the light shifts to golden hour.
Is Small Spaces worth it?
Small Spaces is worth it if…
- you play life sims mostly for the home design
- you like slow, creative tasks with no timer
- you enjoy unpacking boxes and finding spots for small things
- you want to walk through your rooms in first person
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Furnish nine small apartments
You start with an empty layout and a set of boxes to unpack, then decide where every bed, lamp and sewing kit lives. The nine apartments each have their own floor plan and brief, from a student shared flat to a couple's first place together, plus loft apartments, modular kitchens and wall panels to build out. Objectives nudge you toward spaces that work as well as look good, and finishing them earns stars that unlock more furniture, materials like stone terrazzo and wood types, and tools. Replay a level once everything is open and try a completely different style.
Three cities with their own feel
Tokyo keeps things simple and mid-century, with sliding doors and warm concrete walls. Every space comes with hand-drawn illustrations and carefully made furniture, from comfy Scandinavian beds to modern Japanese lamps. Add plants, indirect lighting and small decor until the place feels lived in, then switch the sunlight from crisp morning to warm evening to cozy night and see how your choices hold up.
A slow creative routine
There is no budget to manage and no timer pushing you along. You place one thing, step back, move it again, and the game lets you take that time. Unpacking levels give you pre-done rooms where you just find good spots for everything, while design levels leave more decisions open. It suits mornings with a podcast on in the background, short sessions between other things, or long evenings spent comparing your layout against the suggested guidelines just for fun.
Good to know?
How do you unlock more furniture?
You start with only part of the catalogue. Complete objectives in each apartment to earn stars, and those stars open new furniture, materials and tools. Once items are unlocked, you can replay earlier apartments with the full range and redesign them in a different style.
What is the difference between unpacking and designing?
Unpacking levels give you finished rooms and boxes of set items to place where they fit best. Design levels start more open and ask you to shape the space itself, with choices like loft structures, modular kitchens and wall panels, guided by a short story about who lives there.
Can you see your apartment from the inside?
Yes. A first-person view lets you walk through what you made as if you lived there. You can also shift the time of day, from morning light to golden hour to night, when the indirect lighting you placed takes over.
Does it have stories or characters?
They set the brief for what the space needs, but there are no simulated daily lives to manage — the focus stays on arranging the rooms.
