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6 interesting solutions we found in a stylish studio apartment

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We show how even a small apartment can combine sophistication and functionality

The interior in the housing complex 'Silver Park' was designed by designer Lina Knyazeva inspired by Parisian apartments, adding modern furniture, neoclassical accents and cozy details. Despite the modest 47 square meters, it was possible to arrange necessary zones, create a cozy atmosphere and even provide for a fireplace. We've collected interesting solutions worth adopting.

Light finishing

As a base, we chose calm light shades: they made the small space more airy and allowed adding bright accents without risking to overload the room. The neutral base is universal and will make a winning background for any decor.

Design: Lina KnyazevaDesign: Lina Knyazeva

Inbuilt appliances

Despite limited space, the kitchen accommodated necessary appliances including a washing machine and refrigerator: they were built into the cabinet, preserving the integrity of the interior, while glass doors on some cabinets made it easier to perceive. A great example of how to rationally use the kitchen area even in a small apartment.

Design: Lina KnyazevaDesign: Lina Knyazeva

Round sofa as an accent

In the living room, the main focal point was a gently green round sofa: its shape and color set the mood for the entire relaxation area. Such a sofa is not only comfortable but also works as a design accent.

Design: Lina KnyazevaDesign: Lina Knyazeva

Fireplace for comfort

Although the fireplace in the project is fake, it became another key element of the living room. Elegant form and design create a cozy atmosphere and add a note of Parisian chic, even without live fire the fireplace becomes a symbol of home warmth. A great solution for those who want to add romance to their interior.

Design: Lina KnyazevaDesign: Lina Knyazeva

Lighting-based zoning

Since partitions couldn't be built, the designer used a lighting zoning technique: different lighting scenarios allow changing the mood of space and highlighting functional zones. This approach can easily be implemented in an interior using various light sources.

Design: Lina KnyazevaDesign: Lina Knyazeva

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Custom storage

All storage systems were individually designed according to the owner's needs: this approach allowed rationally using every centimeter and maintain aesthetics. The wardrobes don't overload the room, while built-in solutions help keep things tidy.

Design: Lina KnyazevaDesign: Lina Knyazeva

The project shows that even on 47 square meters one can create an atmospheric, stylish and functional interior. Here every element works for a pleasant impression and at the same time makes life easier for the homeowner.