Reconfiguration of a Studio Apartment for a Family with a Child
See how the designer skillfully managed the small space and found room for spacious storage systems
Recently, we told about the interior of a small studio apartment based on Yana Greshova's project, and today we'll go into more detail about the reconfiguration. The designer was able to fit all necessary functional zones on a small area, find space for a baby cot, spacious wardrobes, and a closet. We'll share the details.
What do we know about this apartment?Area42 SQ. MRooms1Ceiling Height2.9 MLiving RoomKitchen and Living Room Combined
The Kitchen Was Combined with the Living Room
Initially, there were no internal partitions in the apartment, so nothing had to be demolished. The space was joined for reasons of convenience and functionality. Here you can cook food, have friends over for a chat, watch movies, and work.
In addition, the room was not separated from the entrance hall, making the space feel more spacious. Now even the entrance hall gets natural light from a window.
Designed an Isolated BedroomSince the apartment is occupied by a family with a young child, the designer planned a double bed, a baby cot, and spacious storage systems for clothes and toys.
Provided a Walk-in ClosetIt was placed at the entrance to the apartment and hidden behind mirrored doors, which visually expand the small space. This is a good solution for a family of three to store all upper clothing and footwear.
What Was the Result in the End?
