Tiny Apartment Design in Hong KongSpace is at a premium in today’s world, and this article will show you how clever tiny apartment design can make a tiny apartment feel bigger without making the space feel cluttered. To create a unified space, many of the original rooms were torn down, leaving only the load-bearing walls. By minimizing space, the designers created the appearance of a more open living space with separate areas for reading, lounging, dining, and bathing. The living room is adjacent to the kitchen and dining area on one side of the apartment, with a bed and closet on the other. Opening the closet reveals a compact kitchen and bathroom. Large windows provide plenty of light to the living room and bedroom. The bed is partially separated from the rest of the space by a sliding black panel.The dining room is located next to the living room.Large windows and minimalist furnitureThe rooftop space has been transformed into a terrace with a small garden, a grill and a spacious seating area. Tropical plants – palm trees and bamboo – and subdued lighting create a relaxing and cozy atmosphere.Terrace with a small garden and seating areaUnusual tile designMinimalist bathroom interiorShower cabin in black and whiteComputer game inspired bathroom interiorOriginal floor plan of the apartmentApartment plan after renovation