Discover a world of design possibilities for small apartments. Our collection showcases innovative solutions and stylish ideas to make the most out of limited space. From smart storage options to multifunctional furniture, explore how to create comfortable, functional, and visually appealing living areas. Perfect for those looking to maximize their home’s potential, each featured apartment demonstrates how clever design can transform even the smallest spaces into delightful and efficient homes.
A slide-out bed on a lightweight perspex sled lives beneath the platform during the day. Modular storage seating and a flip-down table locked in place and supported by the bookends from the wall shelves above provide added flexibility in the use of space.
A Park Haven apartment, located at the edge of Hong Kong’s busiest commercial district Causeway Bay, is now reconceived as an urban retreat. Keshia, a globetrotting dining and travel writer, had commissioned Hong Kong interior design architect LAAB …
The small urban apartment is located in one of the famous skyscrapers designed by the renowned Slovenian architect Edvard Ravnikar. These were built all across Ljubljana in the early 1960s, …
The apartment is designed to facilitate union with the Japanese 5S methodology. It was intended the design deliberately place importance on selecting, organising and caring for the belongings of the occupants.
This industrial modern apartment was designed in 2017 by Aida Šniraitė—owner of design studio Authentic Interior. This monochromatic 50m2 apartment in an emerging neighbourhood in Vilnius, Lithuania is created for a single woman with strong tastes for industrial and urban US design, but with a quite limited budget.
Based on this premise, the architects João Pedro Crescente and Raquel Zaffalon from the brazilian architecture office AMBIDESTRO, have decided to create a layout that changes according to the use. Besides the architectural project, the sofa, the dining table and coffee table have also been designed by the architects,
In Mexico City, the growing demand for housing in certain areas, as well as the increase in density, has motivated the population to find ways of making the most out of their rooftops. In this case, the client was looking to expand a small extra room to be used as a full studio with an independent access.
The task – to create a small apartment in the Vilnius Old Town. Interior design of this flat was dictated by renovated building. Historically, this building was built as a residential building in the heart of the Old Town in 1904, which was later transferred the owner of the Jesuit Order.
