Interior of a studio apartment

Small studio apartment: 4 projects with mixed zoning

Small studio apartments:4 options can force their owners to look for an extraordinary solution to the problem of rational use of space. Stereotypes often interfere with this truly creative process, according to which the bedroom should be a separate room, and each zone should also be limited in one way or another. In the four projects presented below, the living room and bedroom are combined through the use of correctly selected finishing materials and furnishings. Fewer walls, more free space - this approach requires taking into account every circumstance: what the apartment's inhabitants usually do while at home; what shades, textures and shapes they prefer.

Bachelor's apartment

This interior was designed by ArtemShelipov for a studio apartment belonging to an unmarried young man. Its area is 33 square meters. The focal point of the space is a luxurious sofa with a built-in coffee table, capable of transforming into a full-fledged bed, with just one movement of the hand. The minimalist nature of this interior is expressed in the use of several basic shades and the rejection of familiar decorative elements. The kitchen can be called frankly cramped, but thanks to the appeal to a monochrome range and the absence of complex household appliances, it looks quite spacious. Furniture made of natural wood looks expensive and noble. The bathroom interior supports the principle of maximum simplicity, but at the same time demonstrates the dominance of natural wood, combined with stainless steel and glass. The rest of the rooms are decorated in dark gray and cream tones.A small studio apartment can be luxuriousThe large sofa block is complemented by a folding coffee tableIt easily transforms into a full-size bed.There is little furniture in the room, but each item looks respectable and stylish.A large window visually expands the room and fills it with plenty of light.A light armchair, a fur rug on the floor and a stack of books are the only decorations in the sleeping area.A small partition was taken up by kitchen cabinetsThe design of the entrance to the bathroom is captivating in its boldnessDark grey colour dominates the decorRectangular shapes help to create a truly masculine interiorThe kitchen fits organically into the overall compositionThe hall overlooks the dining area.The absence of partitions makes the studio seem spacious.The combination of gray and beige shades seems very naturalThe bathroom decor palette is quite light compared to other areas, with white and wood tones dominating.The bathroom interior follows the principles of the developed designThe rectangular outlines of the furnishings emphasize the strict conciseness of the decorPlan of a modest sized bachelor studio apartment

Feminine notes in design

The design project for the second apartment was developed byTurkish architect Taner Kandan. Its interior is characterized by the presence of calm, balanced elements with soft outlines. Here, the center of the composition is also the bed, arranged on a low wooden podium by the window. It is worth noting that the podium itself is part of a large-scale structure resembling a large wooden box without a bottom and is designed to emphasize. Thus, the owner of the apartment can watch the sunrise every morning. The sleeping area seems isolated, secluded. The decor consisting of paintings, potted plants and a carpet creates a positive mood in the room.The light-filled space appears voluminous and deep.The paintings were a great addition to the airy design.Playful notes are present in all the drawings and figurines.

Creativity in the studio

Project by Kyiv designer AndrzejBabich's aesthetics are similar to the previous one, but it has even more bright colors and warmth. Here, a curtain that reaches all the way to the floor separates the sleeping area from the living room area. The abundance of light, natural wood, and dynamic paintings in the graffiti style create a feeling of spaciousness and closeness to nature. This is the ideal home for a creative person.Dark shades go well with the dominant white color.The bed is hidden behind a thick curtain from ceiling to floorInteresting and dynamic paintings make the apartment's decor slightly bohemianThe sleeping area appears particularly spacious due to the lack of many details in its surroundings.From this angle, the studio's interior is almost completely visible.

The combination of calm and rich colors

The fourth apartment seems to have been born from the union of the firstthree. Designer Tomasz Sciskala used calm shades as a base and furniture with laconic outlines. In addition, he deliberately emphasized the unusual slope of the ceiling. And he added inclusions of bright colors in the form of fresh flowers, pillows and multi-colored printed publications in order to provide visual lightness and a positive mood to the interior. The bed is separated from the rest of the room by a small partition made of laminated wood slats.The living area looks very cozy thanks to carefully selected furniture.The designer chose the sloping ceiling as the main architectural decoration of the apartment.The bedroom and living room are separated by a thin partition made of laminated wood.Natural elements such as bonsai tree,bring the picture to life These interior solutions clearly demonstrate moderation, charming simplicity and the willingness of the masters to move away from the stereotypical opinion about the need to divide the living space into separate zones. Which option did you like the most? Share your impressions in the comments!

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