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.
Nano Pad is an interior architecture project within a 22 sqm Art Deco Studio Apartment in Sydney’s inner city. The project was designed as short stay accommodation, as an alternative to short comings of existing “design hotels” in Sydney.
Charming woman requested for cozy, light and fun interior in her two room apartment in Trakai, Lithuania. The core of this interior is entresol suspended on steel ropes designed above the kitchen.
Having acquired a 225 sf space in Manhattan’s West Village and an adjoining 5ft tall storage attic space, a client approached MKCA – Michael K Chen Architecture with a request to transform the minuscule space into a gracious and multi-functional home.
Architects: Kid A (Play Architecture) Project: Fifteen Doors Apartment Location: Paris, France Area: 53 sqm Photography: Alexis Pichot Photographe Fifteen Doors Apartment by Kid A is a 53 sqm home situated in the residential neighborhood of Belleville in Paris. The apartment opens towards the interior garden of a 8-storey building from the late 80’s. The
Located in Tel Aviv – Yafo, Israel, TLV apartment was designed by OMY Design, a interior design studio founded in 2014 by Ofri Danon & Maya Shelef. From the architect: The apartment’s concept is derived directly from our client’s request, a classic timeless style that will stand out in its unique elegance. The design came first
Architects: Edouard Brunet ( EB Architecture) and Julie Duchateau Project: DOM – 65 sqm flat Location: Tours, France Area: 65 sqm Photos credits: Edouard Brunet Architecture Architects Edouard Brunet and Julie Duchateau has recently completed the DOM project, a renovation of a typical post – World War II apartment. This 65 sqm flat is located
Designers: Egue y Seta Project: Urban Beach Home With direct involvement of: Daniel Pérez, Felipe Araujo, Gaia Trotta, Szymon Keller y Covadonga Díaz Location: Barcelona, La Barceloneta Area: 40 m2 Photography: Vicugo Foto Urban Beach Home is a 40 m2 residential project recently completed by Spanish studio Egue y Seta. Whether you like it or
The small size of the apartments (40 m²), inside a building overlooking the sea that dates back to the 1960s/70s, provided the input for a study into various ways of setting out space and establishing interpersonal relations.
