Elevate the bedĮarlier, we featured a bed suspended from the ceiling. The room seems bigger because of the mirror doors of the free-standing cabinets. In this apartment, a wall bed comes out of a wall cabinet behind the couch. Murphy beds have been around for decades and it’s one of the staple choices for anyone who wants to make the most out of their limited space. You can gaze at the stars every night! Hide the bed The best part? The bedroom is underneath a retractable and glazed opening which opens up to the building’s rooftop. They built a narrow staircase on the side to access the bed. When the designers elevated the bed, the homeowner enough floor area for a spacious living room and a corner office. If you’re not a fan of chunky walls, consider suspending the bed from the ceiling as you can see in this London apartment. They used a few transforming furniture pieces in the living area like the foldable dining table and the concealed Murphy bed on the wall across the woman. Here, the designers built a loft bedroom right under a multifunctional living room. Maximise every inch of your small apartment with the help of an interior designer who specializes in designing tiny apartments. We’re sure you’ll find something that suits you. Some furniture manufacturers customize the product to fit your taste and needs. There are many styles of shelving units available in the market. Consider this design solution if you live in a studio apartment that has limited wall space and storage. You can use these to divide your tiny studio apartment into two distinct areas. There are stylish bookshelves that cost less than a hundred dollars in home improvement stores. This bespoke divider brought a homey, rustic vibe to this white apartment. If you’re not feeling the fancy ready-made dividers, try unique pieces like the weathered wood dividers below. You can purchase laser-cut dividersmade of wood or steel. Use a unique, decorative dividerĪnother way to separate areas in a small apartment is through the use of decorative dividers. It’s usually temporary to give the homeowner design flexibility in the future. You can build it at any height short of the ceiling. Build a half wallĪlso known as a knee wall, a half wall is one of the smartest ways to separate areas without enclosing one from the rest. To keep a seamless floor, consider sliding door models that can glide on a ceiling track alone. Compared to single-hinged doors, this type of door occupies a smaller floor area. Sliding glazed doors can separate the two areas without compromising openness.
It doesn’t take too much of your precious floor space too. Image credit: Floor-to-ceiling curtains are low-cost and efficient room dividers. It will only make your apartment feel cramped. Never fill a small space with a smaller furniture. Stick to a few important pieces and embrace the negative space between.
Lay it all out there like how luxury hotels do. Here are several things that you can do: Make the bed the focal point In this blog, we’ll talk about planning the interiors of a small studio apartment so the living area and bedroom can function completely, even if they're both in the same room. This is hard, especially when we’re fitting everything in a 550 sq ft (51 sqm) apartments or smaller. You have to ensure that all areas feel comfortable and cozy and not cramped. It’s not as simple as dividing the space in half. Getting the interior design right is the biggest challenge of planning studio apartments.
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