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Small apartment design: every square metre counts
In a small apartment or studio, problems are not solved with less furniture but with a better plan. The biggest gains come from how circulation, storage and zones that change function during the day are organised.
Storage decides comfort
In small spaces, lack of storage is more annoying than lack of space. We design floor-to-ceiling wardrobes, niches, benches with storage and hidden utility zones, drawn to the real dimensions of the room.
Zones that do more than one thing
In a studio, the living room can also be the bedroom, and a table can double as a desk. We think through these solutions from the plan, so that convertible furniture is easy to use every day, not just practical on paper.
What we analyse in a small apartment
- Door positions and the direction they open
- Whether a wall can be moved or removed (with specialist approval where needed)
- How much natural light comes in, and where
- What absolutely must be stored: clothes, luggage, appliances
- How many people use the space and at what times of day
A space that feels larger
Through light, colour and continuous lines, the room feels airier.
Storage without clutter
Everything has a place and the rooms stay uncluttered.
Furniture designed to measure
Pieces become part of the room, with no wasted gaps.
Frequently asked questions
Is a designer worth it for a studio?
In small spaces every centimetre counts, and a well-thought-out plan is felt every day. You can also start with a one-off consultation.
Can a space be made to look bigger?
Yes, through light, a pale palette, furniture on legs and integrated storage. The visual effect only works together with a correct functional plan.
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