How to Turn a Studio into a Two-Room Apartment?

When redesigning this apartment, designer Anna Mozharo offered the client five options for reconfiguration. Only by incorporating the balcony did they manage to fit everything needed on 43 square meters. Now, this place is not only for personal relaxation but also for hosting guests. Take a look at how they achieved it.

Removed the wall between kitchen and living room

Since the client considered it more important to create a dedicated bedroom, the kitchen and living room were combined. This added more light and air to the space. It also visually expanded the small entryway.

Connected the balcony to the kitchen

Once the balcony was officially incorporated, everything fell into place. The space previously occupied by the balcony became a small dining area with a dining table that seats 5–6 people.

Created an isolated bedroom

This was the main requirement from the client. The small bedroom features a window (and thus natural light), a full-size bed, and a wardrobe along the entire wall for clothing storage. A perfect alternative to a walk-in closet.

What was the final result?