How They Arranged the Living Room, Dining Room, Bedroom, and Office in a Single Room of a Khrushchyovka

A small apartment is not a reason to despair or limit yourself in space. For example, Dasha and Dima Tretiyakova transformed their room in a five-story building into several separate zones. Now it has everything needed and nothing extra. Let's see what the interior looks like.

In the living room, they placed a large sofa with fold-out sections. This feature allows it to take on a G-, T-, or L-shaped form.

A projector for watching films and TV, as well as a wooden map that Dasha gave to Dima, hangs on the wall.

Next to it is a balcony where a comfortable tea table stands in summer.

The dining room was also placed in the living room, as the kitchen area is only 4.5 sq m. It includes a couple of chairs and an "ikea-style" foldable cabinet-table that can be transformed into a dining table for 4–6 people.

Since the couple works from home, it was important to set up a double workspace. The wide countertop made of larch was custom-made.

Storage boxes are located in the staircase leading to the next zone — the bedroom.

The bedroom was built right above the work desk. The bed was embedded into the wall so that the light from the computer doesn't disturb the person who is already sleeping.

The sleeping area is enclosed with tempered glass and mounted to the wall using clips, making the structure look airy.

The underbed area is lined with an aesthetic thin plywood, and the podium on which the bed stands is finished with washable white paint.