Relocation of a One-Room Apartment in a New Building: How It Was Done
Despite the fact that the apartment has only one window, the designer managed to create a cozy and functional space
Recently we told about the interior of a one-room apartment designed by Alexandra Nikulina, and today we will go into more detail about the relocation. The client received a one-room apartment with an isolated kitchen and two bathrooms. The professional completely restructured the space and arranged the kitchen-living room, bedroom, and wardrobe. We tell the details.
What do we know about this apartment?Rooms1Area63 sq. mCeiling height2.9 m
Combined kitchen and living room
The initial layout assumed an isolated kitchen and a living room. The designer proposed combining part of the room with the kitchen and creating a spacious living-dining room. There was enough space for a large linear cabinet and a cozy relaxation area with a TV.
There is also a small niche in the room — here a wall-mounted cabinet and a workspace were placed — one can work from home comfortably.
Placed the bedroom in the center of the apartmentIt was separated from the main area with curtains: when closed, they create a sense of having a window in the room. Also, a wardrobe was placed in the bedroom for storing everyday clothes.
Expanded the bathroomIt was enlarged by taking space from the corridor — now it is a full-size bathroom with a shower cabin. However, there was no room for a washing machine — it was moved to the wardrobe.
Organized a wardrobe and laundry room
To do this, the area of the second bathroom was used — since the first bathroom was enlarged, the second one became redundant. In the room, a wardrobe for storing most of the clothing and a laundry area were arranged.
What was the result?
