How did the designer manage to accommodate a bedroom, a workplace and even a dressing room in a tiny apartment of 26 m²

Designer Anna Zueva designed a 26 m² studio for a woman, a screenwriter by profession. The interior was made in an eclectic style: industrial details were combined with classical stucco moldings and moldings. Despite the small area, it was possible to fulfill all the wishes of the customer - to equip a full-fledged sleeping and working place, a reading corner, a kitchen and a dressing room.

total area: 26 m²
A place: Moscow
House type: RC "Zilart"
Number of rooms: Studio
Ceiling height: 3.1 m
Who lives here: female
Designer: Anna Zueva
Photo: Evgeny Kulibaba

Layout

In the course of the redevelopment, a rather impressive part of the apartment went under the dressing room. To equip a full-fledged sleeping place, a metal structure was designed above the kitchen. A sufficient ceiling height of 3.1 m allowed to implement such a scenario.

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Kitchen

The small kitchen was fully equipped technically, since the customer loves to cook - a mini-fridge was built into one of the cabinets of the lower tier, the oven combines the function of a microwave oven, and a two-burner stove was equipped with hood. A lattice-panel ceiling made it possible to incorporate light and hide the wiring. The Spanish Aparici tile on the backsplash imitates glass blocks.

A bar counter is used as a dining table; it is part of the staircase construct.

Bedroom

The sleeping place was moved to the ceiling, to a metal structure. There is a mattress and a small book shelf with a lamp. The unusual combination of molded cornices and concrete ceiling reminds of a mixture of styles.

Living room

In the remaining space, a workplace and a recreation area with a library were arranged. An impressive visual effect was achieved thanks to a floor-to-ceiling mirror panel.

The working area was moved to the window. The wall moldings behind the work desk contrast with industrial metal fittings and aged mirrors to create an eclectic space.

The other half of the room was taken under a reading corner. Shallow shelves for books were placed along the walls, and a soft group was replaced with an armchair in the conditions of a shortage of footage. He was paired with a wide window sill, which serves as a place to rest.

The cabinet furniture was painted in the same color as the walls in order to “dissolve” it in space. The cornice on the facades reinforces this impression.

The working area was moved to the window. The wall moldings behind the work desk contrast with industrial metal fittings and aged mirrors to create an eclectic space.

Hallway

Two types of paint were used to decorate the walls in the hallway, the dark color was not brought to the ceiling in order to create an interesting transition. Tiles with a pattern were laid on the floor. The space was decorated with many posters and prints, the customer is fond of their creation.

A bench with a wicker seat was placed at the entrance, and a mobile ladder on the railing acts as an unusual hanger.

Bathroom

In the decoration of the bathroom, the principle of color-block was adhered to. The combination of deep blue and pale pink colors was complemented with green details, which helped to connect the bathroom with the interior of the entire apartment. A large-format mirror behind the sink visually enlarges the space. A cabinet in a niche at the entrance acts as a utility block.

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