Not Less Than Good: 6 Classy Apartments Without a Bedroom

Small area, limited budget and inability to reconfigure — not obstacles for creating a comfortable living interior. Even in a small space, you can fit everything necessary and arrange a separate sleeping area. Check out our selection!

Apartment of a confirmed bachelor

An experienced designer can turn even inconvenient structural elements into a 'feature' of the project. The broken line of the pilaster was played with the shape of a decorative partition separating the bedroom zone. A built-in lamp was provided at the headboard, and an open shelf for storage was installed at the bottom.

Design: BHD STUDIO

One-room apartment with a bed in a cabinet

Small size and limited budget did not prevent designers from creating a comfortable space for a young family. The living room accommodates a sofa, TV, and workspace. The sleeping area was designed as fold-down — the bed unfolds from one section of the cabinet.

Design: Studio 'Dreams Come True'

Private zone in a wooden cube

In this project, designers wanted to preserve the feeling of air and volume.

They immediately abandoned solid partitions, thus coming up with the idea of designing a wooden cube in the center of the apartment that absorbed many functional elements — here are the bed, a relaxation zone for projector viewing, a wardrobe, and a sofa in front of the TV.

Design: Ruetemple

Sleepbox in a studio

In this compact space, the private bedroom area is provided by a wooden sleepbox with a storage system raised to the ceiling.

The staircase is tall enough for a person to stand upright. The view from the top covers the entire apartment. The steps of the staircase have storage boxes, and there are three sliding wardrobes under the sleeping area for large items.

Design: Ali Reza Nemati

Bedroom above the desk

An unexpected addition to a young couple's family required rethinking the layout of a small Khrushchyovka and converting the bedroom into a child's room.

The apartment owners spent a long time thinking about where to place the bed and still not give up the office desk. Using a sofa as a bed was undesirable, so the idea of placing the bedroom on the second level built directly above the workspace came to mind.

Bed in the attic

In this project, the sleeping area was also raised to the second level. The reason is that the owner of the apartment has a large wardrobe, many books, and souvenirs. Therefore, the designers came up with the idea of placing the sleeping area above a spacious wardrobe.

Design: ZI-DESIGN