Agree, the original studio apartments cannot leave anyone indifferent: someone grumbles about the lack of walls, but for someone it is a real paradise, where freedom of space reigns, where there is a place to unfold, where you are not trapped in captivity of tiny rooms. And although, in most cases, the interior of a studio apartment implies a minimum of furniture, it is not so easy to correctly arrange it. But for the readers of the magazine Your Interior, we have collected some valuable advice from the masters of the design industry.
Additional berths
Most often, a studio apartment is the choice of creative youth. Therefore, it is not surprising that such accommodation often turns into a place for friendly gatherings. But the beauty of youth is that we have the strength and time to walk until the very end, and as a result, oversized guests will want to stay overnight. Sleeping on the floor is not comme il faut, so extra beds should always be ready. How to organize them – we will tell further.
A bunk bed can be a great solution if your studio apartment often has guests overnight. Alternatively, you can install a full-fledged bed under the ceiling, and put a cozy sofa under it, organizing a mini-living room under the berth.
The futon armchair will perfectly fit into the interior of a youth studio apartment and will help out your friend who could not go home after a party at your home.
A wardrobe bed is an ideal option for a spare bed. When it’s not needed, the bed just «hidden» behind the cabinet doors, and if necessary, it can be expanded, organizing the most real royal bed. This decision will be very appropriate if your studio apartment is sometimes visited by parents living in another city or other relatives who come to stay in pairs..
Where to store things
«Zest» the interior of a studio apartment in its lightness, breadth of space and minimalism, therefore standard and bulky cabinets are taboo here. But where to put your things?
Sliding wardrobe is a stylish, modern and ergonomic solution for any home and studio apartment, in particular.
Niches behind a curtain or door on slats will also help you hide your belongings from prying eyes and avoid clutter. Moreover, in such a niche you can not only organize a closet or pantry, but also make your own small mini-office.
A rack in the interior of a studio apartment will be, perhaps, the most stylish solution. If some things are needed «hide», then you can order a model of a rack with lockable modules, where you can safely store linen and personal items.
