Quite often our readers take part indiscussions of interiors for small rooms. However, below is a home that fits entirely on 12 square meters. In our country, such apartments are called hostels, considering them the worst of all possible options. But the architect Zhuli Nabuchit decided that, if used correctly, this area is ideal for a female student, for example. As a rule, everyone begins the design of the space by placing all the available furniture along the walls, freeing up a tiny patch in the center. But in this case, the master took an unexpected step. She occupied a third of the room with a wooden platform, which created two zones without visually reducing the living space. The partition was formed by simple cabinets without doors, which gave the sleeping area space for magazines and various small items, and the kitchen area - the ability to place equipment and utensils. The platform itself has pull-out drawers for linen and towels in the steps, and the bed platform easily rolls out of it on wheels. If you pull it out only halfway, you get a comfortable sofa. In the kitchen, the refrigerator is built in next to the sink, it takes up almost no useful space. At the same time, it is very functional and very ergonomic. Above the work area, there are plates and cups, they live in the dryer. From this corner, you can get to the bathroom, in which the shower and toilet are very close. There is a drain in the floor, and a water-repellent curtain protects toiletries. Along one wall, a narrow strip of the floor is occupied by a secret cabinet. It goes to the ceiling, is devoid of almost all protrusions and, thanks to this, is almost invisible. This piece of furniture can accommodate a lot of things without changing the proportions of the room. And of course, the lightest shades prevail throughout, which alternate and create a visual volume of interior elements. Only one wall has a decorative pattern in black. This allows you to bring that dynamism of space, which is often lacking in small apartments.