We ennoble one-room apartment of 37 sq.m. - restoration of old premises in Gothenburg, Sweden

Here is another example of a home from Gothenburg, Sweden.Now we will introduce you to a one-room apartment with an area of 37 square meters. The designers who worked on it decided to combine 2 periods on a small patch: unique old floors covered with parquet; a wardrobe built into the wall and known since the 1940s), as well as the current technological kitchen and. In a fairly large living room, slightly larger than 20 square meters, there is a small niche. It is in this niche that the designers placed the bed. It is hidden from prying eyes, and if necessary, it can be curtained with a light curtain. An oblong kitchen may seem absolutely uncomfortable at first glance. However, the designers decided to take note of this particular drawback. All kitchen appliances and equipment fit along one wall. And the other area accommodated a round table. Striped wallpaper visually stretches the room even more. However, this does not interfere at all - it seems that there is quite a lot of free space here. A large pantry is designed in the hall opposite the bathroom. The owners decided to make a wardrobe in it. This is what helped them to abandon large storage lockers. But in the guest room you can place a massive sofa and a bookcase. There is also a place for a home office. What to do if your living space does not havegood layout, and you are looking for the best planning options? 1. Look at the whole picture. Maybe not everything is as tragic as it may seem. In this example, you can see that the niche fits into the interior quite well if you place a bed or an office in it, if you work from home. It can even be separated by a small curtain. 2. We will not stop agitating to get rid of unnecessary items. If you have a pantry, then throw out useless garbage covered with a layer of dust, paint the walls in warm shades, add lighting and get a wonderful wardrobe. 3. If you do not have a closet, use secret nooks and crannies to store all sorts of small things. For example, a narrow rack in the hall the entire height, painted to match the color of the walls, or drawers in sofas, or mezzanines ...