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Abstract This research analyses how to arrange and organise tiny dwellings for functionality and style. Smart designs that maximise space without being unpleasant or unsightly are needed as city living becomes tighter and more expensive. Researchers study strategies to increase storage, combine functional furnishings, and employ minimal design to keep houses organised and beautiful. The study suggests ways to build spacious, organised houses using real examples, industry data, and modern architecture. Van living works well with shelves, elevated beds, and wall-mounted storage to keep possessions off the floor. Sofas that fold into beds and dining tables that may be used as writing tables are also useful. The study also shows how harmony in design may make small spaces look bigger and more inviting. A consistent colour scheme, lighting, and cleanliness make the area feel open and harmonious. The study concluded that well-organised, fashionable compact dwellings reduce stress and improve well-being. This research shows that careful layout makes tiny apartments as functional and attractive as bigger ones. The article helps urban inhabitants, architects, and designers maximise space by suggesting ways to hang storage vertically, choose furniture that suits any arrangement, and coordinate all spaces. With these guidelines, any flat may be comfortable, functional, and attractive.