Design ideas for small apartments:simple and tasteful In design, as in life, bigger is not always better. In city apartments smaller than the smallest (up to 20 sq. m.), you will have to optimize the space you have to fully realize its potential. The three micro lofts presented in this article are small in size, but each of them reflects the individuality of their owners. Designing for spaces of this size and including all the necessary functional areas - from the kitchen to the bathroom - is a serious design challenge.
Option 1
The first microloft has an area of 47 sq. m., which is quite large for apartments of this level. Its space seems quite open and free thanks to the successful choice of colors and furniture.
Natural wood panels in white allow daylight to visually increase the volume.
The compact kitchen features a small dining area and ample space for preparing light snacks.
The bathroom is surprisingly large, with elegant white tiles and a deep soaking tub, making the most private space in the house feel like a true sanctuary.
Option # 2
The second microloft is a little smaller than the first - 39 sq. m. The small area forced the designers to place the dining table between the sofa and the TV, which is somewhat inconvenient.
The kitchen in this room is somewhat more compact than the bar.
The bedroom, hidden behind sliding doors, resembles a sleep cave, but looks quite cozy.
Option # 3
The last microloft in this collection featuresarea of 56 sq. m. A little more footage means a little more design options. A dining table for four creates coziness in the kitchen area.
A separate bedroom can be easily closed offsliding doors. The simple ability to separate the bed from the living area makes a huge difference when it comes to living in a micro loft. This means you can relax or work in one area of your apartment, and sleep in another. This separation is very important for relieving psycho-emotional stress.
This is how the creative approach of professional designers allows us to transform cramped city apartments into personal residences!
