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This 28sqm studio, entrusted to interior designer Elena Volkova, is fortunate enough to have a view of a river. Its owner, a young, active woman who rarely entertains but values her comfort, had a clear list of requirements. She wanted a true separate sleeping area, enough storage to avoid living in clutter, and an interior that reflected her personality. A floor plan reorganized from top to…
You don’t necessarily need to live in a large apartment to be happy with your home. Especially when your 16sqm studio is your first. Interior designer Anna Markova led the project for this studio designed for a 20-year-old student. Every square meter serves a specific purpose. The kitchen is separate, the desk is spacious enough, the storage solutions keep clutter at bay, and the bathroom offers…
Located in a new building, this 33sqm studio stretches lengthwise from the front door to the large picture window at the back. The owner rejected a run-of-the-mill layout. She wants neither a kitchen with a bar nor a sleeper sofa. She wants a real bed, a real dining table, a work area, and a living area to relax in. The studio is a showcase of smart design, where every square meter serves a…
A retired homeowner bought this 39sqm studio to be closer to her family. She entrusted the project to interior designer Irina Dolganova. The mission could be summed up in one sentence: “Transform everything without major construction.” The budget had to remain tight. Existing floors were kept. No walls were knocked down. The result proves that thoughtful design makes all the difference, even in…
In this 30sqm studio, every design choice addresses the constraints of a limited space. This apartment belongs to a young single man with a busy lifestyle. The brief given to Mussol Design, the firm in charge of the project, was summed up in a single sentence: “a raw, masculine vibe, warmed by wood.” The result is striking for its consistency in color choices and the ingenuity of its layout.…
This spacious 44sqm studio apartment was built in the 1960s. Architect Nils Lönnroth designed the building in which it is located in keeping with the Swedish ideal of the time: functional, bright, and pleasant to live in. Nearly sixty years later, it still lives up to all the promises of that era. And it offers a floor area that is no longer found in small apartments without a separate…
This 34sqm studio apartment is located in a building constructed in 1904 in a Stockholm neighborhood. Carefully renovated, it retains its original hardwood floors and early-20th-century woodwork. The ceilings are high, and despite the small size of the space, you never feel cramped. Light streams in through tall windows set in deep recesses. The current owner has chosen cheerful colors and…
If living in a 27sqm studio sounds like a challenge, wait until you see this one. This small apartment, designed for a young woman, proves that square footage, when optimized, can become a non-issue. Designer Olga Shakirova worked every single square inch, and the result far exceeds what you'd expect from a space this size. The floor plan is straightforward (in addition, it's mentioned in…
This corner apartment in an old building with three windows is a former 32sqm studio. Parents bought this apartment for their daughter, who is starting college. They entrusted the redesign and renovation to interior designer Anastasia Kholoptsova. She transformed it into a functional, bright two-room apartment with a separate bedroom and an open kitchen, making the most of the available…
Designer Olga Moskalenko designed this 43sqm studio for three people, with the arrival of a baby in mind. She also wanted to ensure the owners could sell it in a few years for the best possible price. She achieved this dual goal for a young couple who entrusted their property to her, and the result is well worth a closer look. Rethinking everything from the floor plan The apartment consisted…
