Many people dream their house as being a great villa that has lots of rooms properly equipped. Nevertheless, there are people who prefer something simpler, for example, a small apartment.The architect Tim Seggerman faced with the renovation of a moldering brownstone studio on Manhattan’s Upper West Side for a college professor.The studio measures only 240-square-foot and renovating it was quite difficult: “You couldn’t imagine a place that was more messed up,” said Tim Seggerman. In this activity, the architect was inspired by the mid-century modernism, especially by the work of legendary furniture designer George Nakashima. He worked crafting the components of his architectural projects by hand in the home studio. The apartment has cabinets of cypress and bamboo, nightstands, a desk of red birch slats, recessed panels of papyrus and an ingenious bookcase in the bedroom. Finally, he said with satisfaction: “It’s basically a piece of woodwork. I’m very proud of that.”