When we think of beautiful houses, we imagine sweeping mansions and unattainable estates. But the truth is that a beautiful home is something that you can mold out of your habitable corner. Why try to shove big things into small apartments?

Is not it better, using a simple design and neutral colors, with lots of shelving and boxes, to turn a tiny studio apartment into your personal lock. Three houses from Curly Studio show that it is not necessary to have a lot of space to make the house beautiful and habitable.

Example 1

The first house that we represent occupies 32 sq. M. m. A beautiful wooden platform bed is separated from the main room of the house by custom-made floating shelves. Although such open shelves produce a beautiful effect, everyone living here will have to get a ladder and a good rag.

The narrow kitchen is also equipped with beautiful open shelves.

In the hallway there is a built-in wardrobe, in boxes and drawers which can be hidden underwear.

A small shower cubicle and a floating washbasin in a tiled bathroom are the final touch to comfort and practicality.

Example 2

The second design we present is located on 40 square meters. m. Instead of shelving in this house, sliding glass doors are used to divide the bedroom from the living room.

Smart coffee table in the living room doubles its area due to shelves under the table top.

Bed-platform and a simple desk complement this comfortable, multi-purpose place. Thanks to various elements, from a wide bed to a multi-tier shelving and a writing corner, the bedroom looks more than one room, and creates the illusion of more space.

A stylish writing chair of appropriate height is removed under the office when no one is sitting on it.

A small kitchen or dining area, with lots of sunlight and white brick walls, looks spacious. Open racks leave enough space for two.

The wardrobe and closet use mirrors to make the narrow passage appear wider, and also serve as an excellent storage for clothes and shoes.

Geometric wallpaper in the bathroom really enliven the interior. A skylight is ideal for a morning shower.

Example 3

The last dwelling in this article is only 45 square meters. m. Traditional racks reach the ceiling, using every centimeter and creating the illusion of greater height. In this project, a sofa table divides the living space from the dining room. The latter has enough space for a company of four people.

The projector and the screen are installed in the apartment instead of the usual TV set. Such equipment takes up less space and can be easily hidden when not in use.

Wooden panels, which are laid out the wall behind the bed, create the illusion of the headboard. A combination of bricks with a dark gray blanket is simply incomparable.

A properly organized kitchen is spacious enough for cooking, and matte glass doors are easily closed, if you want to hide the mess behind them.

Despite the small area, the designer found a place for a full-size bath.

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