When we think of beautiful houses, weWe imagine sprawling mansions and unattainable estates. But the truth is that a beautiful home is something you can mold from your livable corner. Why try to cram big things into a small apartment? How about using simple design and neutral colors, with lots of shelves and drawers, to turn a tiny studio apartment into your own personal castle? Three homes from Curly Studio show that you don’t have to have a lot of square footage to make a home beautiful and livable.
Example 1
The first house we present occupies32 sq. m. A beautiful wooden platform bed is separated from the main room of the house by custom floating shelves. While these open shelves create a beautiful effect, anyone living here will need to have a stepladder and a good duster.
The narrow kitchen also features beautiful open shelving.
There is a built-in wardrobe in the hallway, in the boxes and drawers of which you can hide your linen.
A small shower stall and floating sink in the tiled bathroom add the finishing touch to coziness and practicality.
Example 2
The second design we present is located on 40 square meters. Instead of shelves, this house uses sliding glass doors to separate the bedroom from the living room.
A smart coffee table in the living room doubles its area thanks to the shelves under the tabletop.
Platform bed and simple deskcomplete this comfortable, multi-purpose space. From the king-size bed to the tiered shelving and desk nook, the bedroom feels like more than one room, creating the illusion of more space.
A stylish writing chair of appropriate height is tucked under the bureau when no one is sitting on it.
The small kitchen or dining area feels spacious with plenty of natural light and white brick walls. Open shelving leaves plenty of room for two.
The walk-in closet and wardrobe use mirrors to make the narrow passageway appear wider and also provide excellent storage for clothes and shoes.
Geometric photo wallpaper in the bathroom really enlivens the interior. And the skylight is ideal for a morning shower.
Example 3
The last dwelling in this article is only 45 sq. m.Traditional shelving reaches the ceiling, using every centimeter and creating the illusion of greater height. In this project, a sofa table separates the living space from the dining area. The latter has enough space for a group of four.
The apartment has a projector and screen instead of a regular TV. This equipment takes up less space and can be easily hidden when not in use.
The wood paneling on the wall behind the bed creates the illusion of a headboard, and the combination of brick and dark gray blanket is simply stunning.
A well-organized kitchen provides ample space for food preparation, and frosted glass doors can be easily closed when you need to hide the clutter behind them.
Despite the small area, the designer found room for a full-size bathtub.
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