Small Living Room 3.75 m², Where Every Centimeter Is Thought Through

Our heroes live in a studio with three children. They approached the renovation of their apartment very carefully. A Scandinavian style was chosen as the basis, which provides maximum space and air. In the end, it turned out quite beautifully and functionally 👏

We observe a well-organized space even in a small living room. The room does not seem cramped — it is spacious and bright.

The floor is tiled, and the walls are covered with ordinary light-colored wallpapers.

Right at the entrance is a bench where shoes are stored. It's convenient to sit on it to put on shoes comfortably.

Further down is a cart-shelf from IKEA, intended for children: each child has their own shelf for belongings. This teaches them discipline.

This is Olga's lifehack — a basket for children's shoes. Small kids can't neatly fold their shoes, so it's easier and more accessible to organize such storage. Children find it easy to remember where their shoes go, and the corridor floor stays free for walking through.

Wall hooks for outerwear and shelves for headwear are installed, which are used daily.

In the small living room, Olga utilized all walls. For example, right at the entrance on the right is a very functional shelf for small items. Above it is an electrical access panel.

The main storage system is located further down the hallway — it was designed by Olga's husband and custom-made. Besides the family’s outerwear, there is even room for large water bottles for the cooler.

Despite its substantial dimensions, the storage system fits harmoniously into the concept of a small living room and does not at all weigh it down. 👏

Did you like the living room interior? Share in the comments what tricks you would like to try at home. And what you would do differently.