Who says you can’t really enjoy a good living in a tiny studio apartment clearly didn’t encounter a good interior design concept. The work done by WCH Interior shows you that a small space is actually all you really need. With limited space, not only can you have all of the facilities a 2 room residence offers, but also have it while still preserving an elegant ambiance. The neat design centers on the clever use of space, doubled by different size pieces of furniture, like the podium on which the sofa lies.

Also, a few visual tricks were used, so the inhabitant doesn’t feel a sense of clutter. One such trick is positioning all of the large furniture (the bed and couch) below the eye level. The lack of handles on closets and dressers, along side a continuous line of design from the wall wooden panels to the floor is soothing to the idea of space in a restricted area. The neatness of the interior design is underlined as well by the use of white marble on different surfaces and countertops, so the light reflected off them will bring forth more cleanliness.

The kitchen area is very intelligent blended with the rest of the room (appliances in the wall, dishes tucked away inside the counter) making the transition from the office area to the cooking space hardly noticeable. With few but importantly placed light fixtures, this design is one to bookmark for future projects.

Here is renovation of a 450 square foot studio in Manhattan. The challenge is to incorporate all of the aspects of a larger space for work and entertaining within a compact studio apartment. The strategy is one of extreme density. A single oversized custom cabinetry piece is inserted along one wall. The cabinet is packed with all of the functional components of a larger apartment including a bed, a nightstand, a closet, a home office, a library, kitchen storage, and most of the lighting for the room. An endlessly reconfigurable series of doors and panels can be opened and closed to create the spaces of the apartment. Source Normal Projects.