Relocation of a One-Room Apartment in a New Building: How It Was Done

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 mCombined 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.

It 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.

It 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?