When you plan your future housing, it is worththink not only about beauty and convenience, but also about your main goal. After all, someone sees his apartment as a place for food and overnight stays, someone's design is one of the best ways to show off to loved ones as expensive and luxurious, and some consider the interior to be an expression of their creative potential. If you are in solidarity with the third group, then you will like the refined elements of French chic in Swedish housing. Since this apartment is located in an ordinary panel house in the very center of Stockholm, it has corresponding disadvantages. Inconvenient layout and a small area always led to despair of new tenants. And then there are only two windows, and even one of them has a horribly narrow frame. 
From the advantages of this housing can be identified onlythree built-in wardrobe. But even this does not console, if only 22 m2 are at the disposal of apartment dwellers, of which only 4 are allocated to the kitchen area. Only the owner of this uncomfortable and inconvenient at first housing could turn it from a small apartment with a bunch of flaws into a beautiful fabulous place, which is incredibly pleasant to come after a vacation or a normal working day. In the living area, a bed, a small dining room, a console for a laptop and one of the above-mentioned built-in lockers, which perfectly replaced the owner of the entire dressing room, could wonderfully fit. For the acquisition of all these necessary things did not have to shell out, because the hostess chose furniture, guided by a sense of concern for their home. 
The kitchen is the embodiment of minimalism,therefore performed as standard. Not the most fashionable and modern white cabinets, which were just regularly and carefully looked after, look very neat and tidy. If you decorate them with special stickers for the fronts of the French style, then this room can be called even more comfortable and pleasant than the living room. 
Minimalist interior of a tiny apartment of 22 m2
