A Single-Room Apartment With Photos
Small lounges are often transformed into studio rooms. This makes sense when it comes to young couples, but only when there is no small child in the family.
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Question of reader
We bought a single room in a bricky 5th floor house. The apartment's a bird without a balcony and two windows in the living room. Our family is made up of three people: me, my husband and my little daughter (1 month). Since an apartment without a balcony, useful boxes are planned to be made in the form of anteroids above the front door and above the passage between the corridor, the kitchen and the room. It's not necessary to separate the area under childhood. All we're planning is a child bed. The planning of the apartment decided to leave the old, although there are no options for redesign.
I ask your advice on possible design options for this apartment.
More grateful for your help!
With respect, Dmitri.
Designer's response
An apartment plan after reschedule.
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In accordance with the wishes of the owners designer I've decided not to change the design of a single-company cuff. All the premises stayed on their own. Changes were made only in the sanusle (replaced in the shower cab, which saved space) and in the living room, it was divided into two separate spaces. For the zoning of the bedroom and the living room, the designer used sliding intercompany bulkheads. The presence of two windows in the room has greatly facilitated the task of obtaining two full zones, each with its personal window.
The basic dignity of the glass partitions - they do not threaten space and do not prevent the passing of light.
Today ' s minimism was chosen as a realistic solution. As the main color, white, accents made bright blue and red. The white visually increased the space, and the juicy accents of pictures, accessories and furniture diverted attention from a small amount of space. Visual expansion of space has also been played by the presence of glane reflecting surfaces.
