NEVER TOO SMALL Art Deco Compartmented Sydney Micro apartment - 22sqm/236sqft

Originally a 22m2 art deco apartment, Nanopad was redesigned to showcase it's unique features and better take advantage of it's shape. Floating and compartmentalised storage opened up previously closed in spaces, allowing the addition of a kitchen, and an extended battened bathroom. While still maintaining the art deco detailing inside.
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[@juliettgreenock4473]

I stayed in this apartment in 2018 (Airbnb) and it was AMAZING!!! Everything was incredibly designed and though out. I know it looks very small, and it is, but once you're in the space you can really appreciate the design. Such a cool apartment

[@HelloPrettyFace100]

what was the price per night? just curious

[@elijahbyoun7719]

People are being hella disrespectful in the comments. This architect took time out of her day to show us her work and people who are presumably not architects or co workers are insulting her. It's meant to be a short term rental living space (0:18), meaning that fine dining or other things that may be in a larger house are really not needed. Show some respect, it is nice to have your own opinion, but also be mindful of other people's feelings :)

[@jbri1]

SORRY, DAD.

[@youtubey2277]

I loved it

[@willemplug3366]

"This architect took time out of her day to show us her work" You know this is like a commercial for her right?

[@rosemaries69]

I see many unfavourable comments, but I actually like it. The bed is very important, I do not like the fact that most people with small homes seem to put the sleeping area last. The bed is not only for sleeping. And the kitchen at the front door is an excellent idea.

[@TheTazmaniyak]

I think its unfair to level so much criticism when the client’s brief isn’t considered or mentioned. If he/she asked for a space reminiscent of a luxury small hotel room (many of which are around this 22sqm size), then this a good & beautiful rethink of the space. If I wanted a pied a terre in the city where comfort and luxury were my priorities and not cooking or “studying” or even having proper meals, then this nails it! I find Murphy beds, and worse still sofa-beds, a tiresome way to continually re-arrange a room so that it serves multiple purposes for everyone to be satisfied, whereas this client clearly didn’t ask for a table/desk. I perhaps would have put some kind of fold-up workspace as I personally value a flat surface for eating or doing work and I total respect that many (including me) would find this arch over the bed to be bothersome. End of the day, its a good interpretation for a very awkward space

[@ReyoVR]

Yes. I agree with this. The room fit quite well with its owners intention - for short-term rental. The lack of a desk or dinning table is terrible for long term stay, not to mention the room doesn't even have a washing machine and the fridge is tiny. However the large permanent bed will be much more appealing than a Murphy bed for those who are seeking to rent the space for a week or so for vacation in the city and will not be cooking much. The archway is very difficult to work with really. It is more or less a hotel room equipped with a better kitchen.

[@crys9879]

@2028 JC you’re using the wrong words here, it’s not a bad design because it doesn’t fit the needs of any person. That’s not the purpose of this particular design. If it were the design for ALL the apartments in the building, then I’d agree with you. It’s not universal, meaning that it wasn’t designed with intentions to have many different end users who will have different preferences, and you need one design that will please as many people as possible as well as meeting their needs. This was designed for one client, in a space that both designer and client wanted to preserve as much as possible, leading to the design that was shown in the video

[@g.s.5110]

@2028 JC Different cases for different videos. If you so know this channel "very well", then you might have thought of it right now.

[@furdiebant]

It’s an Airbnb it’s not supposed to be lived in permanently by one person

[@gingergomez3134]

@@ReyoVR Mel. L hch. Kxl

[@quietestkitten]

That bathroom is gorgeous! It feels luxurious. I'm loving how everything is together and yet you still have a different space for the sleeping and living

[@RJ_Last]

I've binge watched a ton of these videos and this is the first one that I'm not impressed with lol

[@jankaa5975]

samee

[@aakarshgupta622]

@@jankaa5975 can't agree more

[@luisacools5096]

This was exactly what I thought! I've spent 24 hours binge-watching these and this one immediately I can see is a terrible use of space...

[@PreetiYadav-dz9ju]

Yes..they could've used Murphy bed to free up more space

[@areascoda2912]

I came down to the comments to say the same. Nice ideas, but sleeping/sofa doesn’t seem to make much sense

[@naimahq8739]

Bravo. To understand and implement the art of space, the large mirror across the gorgeous windows provide light and air whose circulation and positioning create a feeling of “ample”. Well done.

[@Ntyler01mil]

I don't think I liked this very much the first time I saw it, but looking at it again, I see the wisdom of it. The couch area looks a lot more comfortable than what is shown in many larger units on this channel. I believe this is the smallest unit on this channel. I also like that there's no foldaway furniture. You can also get all around the bed and nothing looks crowded. I cook a lot and I think the kitchen placement makes sense. I think a lot of the kitchens in these units are too big given how little space there is. You really don't need much space to cook in. I've prepared multiple course dinner parties in a kitchen with just a couple feet of bench space. I could see myself living here comfortably.

[@EmL-kg5gn]

Agree! It’s not to my preferences but it definitely makes sense and has some clever ideas!!! Totally agree about the couch, that alone would make it a winner for some people

[@brendasaunders4956]

The building alone is nice on the outside good redesign for location of the kitchen.. good natural light from the windows.. Welcoming, practical, useful..so nice

[@mrsgingernoisette]

I feel the weird urge to tear this down and create a different lay out. Going to play some Sims, bye

[@easygii]

haha felt this

[@juice8990]

I can't watch this without feeling anxious at how awkward this layout is.

[@luizamourarabelocosta2290]

Glad I'm not the only one

[@rolf_royce]

And where is the place or the area to eat, or to sit at the table? Everything on the couch? No way. These gigantic Bed for one person fills up the whole room. No good solution.

[@TheMgarofalo]

TBH I eat dinner on my couch with my husband and have for years. We have a kitchen table; I use that for coffee in the morning. At 700 sq ft (65.2 sq meters) we stll have room we don't use. Not much but some.

[@jonofir]

Looks like its on Airbnb, so probably not worried too much about the eating situation.

[@markatag2680]

We live tiny and eat dinner on the bed... And we have kids.

[@nhannny]

whole*

[@ruliadultra]

Have you forgotten that the whole thing is 22 square metres?

[@preethachaudhury1390]

Loved the way space has been utilised while keeping the outside view intact. Using different heights for furniture like sofa & beds & utilising the height for a cabinet, particularly appealed to me. 👌👌

[@EdurtreG]

I am drooling! The outer/windowwall is outstanding.

[@melindapetohazi7733]

They made such a design bec they are not living there. This apartment is instead of hotel room: Big bed which takes the space and no wardrobe for clothes etc. For such a purpose it's perfect! Very nice job! Congratulations!

[@amyrocks88ss]

No no no . The bed takes all the space and there is no storage + the kitchen in the entry way .... yurk . The only thing I like is the bathroom

[@moonchild1432]

no one cares Ingrid.

[@Jacur1980]

I agree about the bed but kitchen in the entrance is not that bad. I have it now in the pretty small apartment and it is not an issue at all.

[@jSONrEEE]

@@Jacur1980 agreed

[@camancho1991]

Can you show some interior project for us?

[@georgegibson707]

Agreed, people use the kitchen a lot, it was best to have it with window views, the original layout was way better.

[@SallyOverShare]

This is very interesting...Because in the Asian culture/Feng Shui, it is a huge stroke of bad luck if the mirror is facing the bed, or multiple mirrors reflecting the bed! I love watching all the NEVER TOO SMALL videos and to learn how different cultures may manifest in the design

[@MariaHajeng]

i like the attitude of this channel of not caring about what the comments say lol. you guys provide wholesome content! if people don't feel like these smol spaces suit their style, then get an architect or interior designer, duh 🙄

[@patient1459]

This was a bad utilisation of space. And that kitchen and bed...

[@ngreat4390]

Patient 14 they couldn't alter the house

[@joewilson1857]

It works well for what they wanted. It's for short term rentals so it's basically a hotel room so the bed would be the main feature. However they wanted to ensure you can still have all of a house. But yeah you could never leave here long term...

[@angelzap100]

It was the antithesis of 'cozy'.

[@pinaknubs]

Agree

[@chuin0ng]

Patient 14 and she mentions how the elevated bed and bathroom is for the division of space between bed and living. Haha this is the worst never too small episode

[@R.E.A.L.I.T.Y]

Detail detail detail … what a joy this pad is. Valé!

[@tayanamcintosh4029]

i love this i think this is the perfect use of space, the bed/sleeping area is almost hidden and is perfect for entertaining guest

[@jessiejessie661]

i looove the bathroom! also to everyone that commented the bed took too much space, i have a friend who works from home and most of the time she spent in her apartment is on her bed, be it sleeping, working, eating the dishes after she cooks them on her kitchen, all with the aid of a rolling desk over the bed. so i think there must be a solid reason on why the architect keeps the bed like that, most probably suited to the owner's needs and habits. IMO the bed looks cozy and inviting :)

[@chriszin94]

This doesnt seem very functional, the bed is all over the place

[@tgf8693]

quite literally.

[@aiamwoolfy7132]

@ez it's a bed that can be hidden from view if pushed up vertically or horizontally. Giving the room some extra space, when the bed is not needed.

[@EmmaGranger99]

S T they mean it’s taking up the majority of the space

[@michaltomala6642]

Yeaa, well, you have kitchen right behind the front door. You have a huge bed right in the middle of the apartment. Your livingroom is basically a couch and a tv. IT doesn't seem to me like a lot of thought have been put into this project. I'm sorry

[@Lujokal]

They mentioned they were going to use it as a short term rental while away. So it's literally designed as that. A hotel room

[@Wellgraf]

Totally agree - Very odd execution

[@TiiqawxHD]

Yet im buying this without a doubt loool, you want a big house with alotnof emptyness you cant fill?

[@evez5104]

JeBentMislukt she’s not complaining about the amount of space. The problem here is that the design didn’t use the space smartly.

[@wall-e7179]

@Daniele Cereda Stop-talking-like-computer-program

[@kalyananrusimhan9797]

This is so good, looks rich. Not compromised on quality.

[@hansejr]

I like how the overhead light cord was geometrically worked. GReat use of space overall

[@gcchair7634]

I like it . I reminds me of a hotel room. The kitchen is the best with it right at the door..bad smell…open the door and air it out. Lol. The one adjustment for me is to have the tv ascend and the ability to make it swivel from bed to sofa direction.

[@ingiewingie]

Upspeak really grates on my ears

[@huyentran7024]

The layout and redesign of this apartment is ridiculous. Insane.

[@TripleTuner]

Really like the idea with the raised floor, so the bed disappears when you sit on the sofa. The design is clever, but it feels a little cramped to me, since almost every piece of furniture is laying on the floor. Still a great apartment! Very enjoyable video, thanks for sharing.

[@Seeker0fTruth]

TripleTuner I agree the raised areas and what they did around the windows were this apartment’s smartest design features

[@ezra86]

I think it's pretty clear the designer's aim was to create the illusion of space, not maximizing utility (especially since this is an airbnb). I think she damn well succeeded. Look at that gorgeous bathroom!

[@winesoup6907]

I can't get over that TV placed so low....you'll probably have to nod slightly down to watch TV and have a neck pain after a while. p.s. holy crap i've never gotten that many likes! Thanks to the TV bad placement lol.

[@aprilq7740]

I agree, and it could also be annoying to watch tv in the daytime with all that bright back light

[@ladylang3]

April Q I can, and just by putting curtains or something on the windows will do it.

[@marvelousdecay]

I thought that it was installed on a moving arm so it lifts up and you can watch from the couch or from the bed but I’m not 100% sure now.

[@ravelarizkie4775]

Mm, maybe swap the sofa or change it, sit at the sofa is too high. Why not sitting on floor? It will make space too

[@sincerelysof]

@@marvelousdecay I thought the exact same thing! And if it isn't, they could still change it and add the arm.

[@SeaChellesShore]

This is more ideal for a short-term living - like a hotel - but not for apartment living. The bathroom IS beautifully done!

[@dyanalayng5507]

Good solution for a very awkward space. I wish they had shown the original kitchen in that horribly shallow corridor. It reminded me of the one in my first apartment: just as shallow, and my "counter" was a board on the windowsill ...

[@daniii1783]

I think it’d be cooler to be able to pull out the bed from beneath the platform, and have the platform be the living space. Idk, the “living room” feels too tiny for me

[@kingdomthings9887]

i agree, then you get the view/sunlight in your living room, instead of bedroom. Bed disappears, when not in use. or you could have an elevator bed, and no platform at all.

[@michellegodwin6567]

There might be room for a fold-down table that way, you're right!

[@nikosk4250]

I think you're right... The bed should be hidden under the platform and the space over it should be a dining area

[@NormanF62]

A place you wanna move into! Modern, fresh and spacious. I’m in love with this apartment and they’ve managed to seamlessly marry the Art Deco exterior with a Bauhaus minimalist interior. Its like perfect harmony squared. Delightful! Which seldom can be said about tiny apartments.

[@evaedernzewi8881]

GUTE LÖSUNG NUR !!!die Bilder an der Wand sind echt FAD ,da hätte ich spannenderes in meinem ATELIER ,Best EEN

[@mightygamer012]

Her accent and inflection of words at the end of every sentence is maddening

[@claire-zf1cq]

the bed placement looks like something I would've done and been obsessed with in 2nd grade

[@duct_tapeheart6484]

I love it!!! I currently live in a 350sqft NYC studio, so this is a DREAM!!!! Personally, my bed is my priority, so I understand the need to have as big a bed as possible! For one or two, this is an ideal space. I love the TV low under the bed platform, that way entertainment is an event. Also, completely unbothered by the sleek kitchen greeting you first thing. That looks like a party! Or snacks! Haha I could imagine unwinding in this space after work and lounging lazily all weekend 😊 Also, the bathroom is fit for a queen with all that storage!!!

[@audreycaruso8111]

Such genius ways of making a small apartment like this look comfortable...

[@crispyfryfry]

I used to live in a similar sized apartment in this building and LOVED it. My place was super simple, just a bed in the room and that was about it. But the building was so cool! I would design this differently. It looks really nice, but I don’t know about living in it full time... A Murphy bed would be a better option to free up lounge space, and I would love a desk by the windows where I could work. Kitchen in the entry is perfect for me. The least used room tucked away.. Love the bathroom!

[@ThisIsMyFullName]

"We thought it was really important to be able to sit back (on the couch) and look out of the widows." Why? You're going to be blinded during the day when you watch TV, and you have a much better view of the outside if you sit on the windowsill. Also, there's no table to eat from or place a coffee cup, so it's really odd to have a kitchen with a stove in the first place. Honestly, placing a bed in the middle of the apartment was a mistake.

[@quietestkitten]

Being able to see sunlight usually feels good for peoples mental health. There is enough distance from the window to the couch, that they're not going to get direct rays of sunlight. So I don't think your criticism applies

[@BeLexi24]

I think that might be my favourite bathroom yet

[@pixelbasedlifeforms]

Lovely. But I still don't understand why people don't use Murphy beds in these small apartments. They could have saved so much space with it. Now the bed is taking half of the living space and you are using it only when you are unconscious in your sleep.

[@iXoXoMaddi]

pixelbasedlifeforms a good sleep is so important. You spend 7-9 hours in your bed sleeping (maybe you snooze your alarm so maybe even more hrs). And you might work. You get ready in the morning and evening (time spent in the bathroom), you prepare some meals (kitchen-time). The litte rest of time is spent either in the living room OR outside (friends, restaurants, walks). That’s how i evaluate it. Also i think it would bother me „unfolding“ my bed every evening and bring it back up in the morning. So i understand why they did it. That’s the good thing about architecture: it serves everyone’s unique needs. 😊

[@kb9847]

that's exactly what I was thinking. It looks beautiful, but I would want a couch/cozy chairs by the window. Seems like such a waste of windows and view. This is beautiful though. I love the bathroom esp.

[@zikaeziagulu1]

My thoughts exactlythe . Although it's a lovely apartment, the positioning of the bed between the wall is a little confusing to me.

[@andreeat2142]

But the bed looks so relaxing, I really like it

[@Humph3rd]

As someone that's also currently designing my own 24m² appartment, I have also purposely decided to let my bed take up a big part of my space Simply put if u do not need or want the extra space for anything else, why not leave the bed out as some kind of decoration, to me at least, a room without a bed feels empty, wheras a room with a nice bed in it feels really cozy and bedroomy The goal of these "tiny appartments" isn't to save up as much space as possible while still keeping it modern and stuff, it's simply to create a comfortable and modern place of living for that one person who will need it Also not everyone likes modulable stuff (such as me cause I'm a lazy fuck)

[@FF-xd3tm]

I remember that building as a junkie hangout in the 70's. Big improvement!!

[@themodernhippie9736]

Best micro pad on this Chanel.

[@angieg4127]

The bathroom is lovely! So clean & white. Definitely gives you those sauna vibes. Also, the kitchen is tiny & so cute.

[@2009LuckyStar]

Owner obviously only wants it for sleeping, so the bed and bathroom is the most important areas.

[@zihuilim633]

I saw the comments and I actually like this a lot!

[@anniebird248]

Ok for someone who is home to sleep and shower. The kitchen can be a messy space so i wouldn’t want it at the front door. A Murphy bed would have been a better use of space.

[@activeuser7103]

I don't like to be rude, but seriously this home is one of the most disgusting piece of Architecture I've ever seen. 😑

[@alexk7973]

Depends on whether you like murphys. I personally prefer coming home to a fully made bed, rather than having to get it out of the cupboard. I had a fold out couch once in my 15 m2 student appartment and never ever folded it up, because I hated it so much. So basically I could have just bought a bed for much cheaper ... I don't mind the bed right in the middle of the room, I had a much bigger problem with the plywood on the wall with the windows. I get plywood in modern spaces, but it just isn't one of those asthetics that goes well mixed in with art deco I guess. Probably different if the original house had been a bauhaus 😅

[@SoloPerICommenti]

@@alexk7973 Murphy beds are much more convenient than foldable couch

[@alexk7973]

@@SoloPerICommenti might be, I've never tried one. I've developped somewhat of an aversion to convertible beds. I always like the designs best where all the every day furniture is in place and you only have to change the set up for special occasions. Then again I do realize you could just keep the murphy down and only put it up when guests are coming over, that's probably what I would do 😅

[@arnejakobsen7658]

Me & my ex would probably had two smaller, separate beds...Strange place for a kitchen...🤔One of our earliest places was only 43m2(+ a huge veranda)Ok for a couple/friends-too small when kids entered the building.This place must be great if you travel quite a lot~doubt I could live like this permanently-I'm too much into the colourful,bohemian style.BTW my ex would most likely find this appealing though😏🤓🤗🤫🤭

[@tpar83]

I loved it. I barely eat at home, so the lack of kitchen table would not bother. If anything, I would take the mirror above the couch out, replace it for a 55” TV, and transform the living room into a small office. Maybe leave the mirror to the wall left of the bed?

[@admortor]

Not bad. I think though the previous distribution was better. Having the kitchen at the entrance is not a good idea because it can be dirty sometimes and I have the sensation there's no ventilation nearby. It was better when the kitchen was near the window. And I would use a smaller bed.

[@PurpleHazeMaze]

Cool, but looks imperfect without dining (and working) desk. Love bathroom design tho.

[@BlkCarrera]

Agreed, I would've kept the kitchen in the same area and have the foyer area as a small study or closet area. A murphy type bed would really free up some space at that point, where you could have the couch and tv as well as a small table for dining.

[@furdiebant]

It’s an Airbnb so that doesn’t matter

[@simont390]

@@BlkCarrera Murphy beds are so much effort though in practice. even if they theoretically free up space, you probably would just end up leaving it down most of the time. Not to mention they don't really accommodate people with mobility issues who can't reach to pull the bed down when it's stored.

[@simont390]

If you bought a small chair you could probably use the floating drawers shown at 3:05 as an eating and/or working surface, anyway.

[@Kiwiwanderer]

Stunning ✨💚✨. Serene, simple , zen 💫

[@notsilva]

lovely, but the kitchen at the front door, Issa no from me

[@andysneikus380]

maybe a folding door in front of it when not in use

[@FurnitureFan]

So the residents are trapped in the apartment if anything catches fire in the kitchen. That's not a good plan.

[@clintoncharlery8298]

This kitchen location would not be permitted in the UK as it breaches health and safety regulations. Huge fire risk I’m afraid.

[@dalhemarceleza]

Right?! I don't know about you all out there, but here in Brazil we like ours kitchen big!

[@sherylchan1618]

I like that ep. 16 & 17 are the same building so that we can see different architects approach the same design problem!

[@mildredvoll4870]

Great architect who can create a geat living space in a nano space. Well done keeping the art deco, but modernizing it too. 😊

[@jex5925]

I really like this space. Although I would need a fold down desk/table and the bathroom could easily be a lot smaller

[@CompanionCube]

first actually good looking tiny apartment i see

[@palobar9974]

Many great ideas presented in this video. Thank you guys.

[@fernandotalavera3404]

Muy bonito, y la idea de la lámpara de techo muy original, me abre muchas posibilidades.

[@lauralynnfowler4357]

This layout is bonkers.

[@trialtr3098]

everything's a question?

[@lisah2208]

trial tr - If you’re referring to the way the lady is speaking, I think you’ll find it’s her accent; I’m fairly sure she has an Australian accent, same as myself. Our speech tends to rise at the end of our sentences, making it sound like we’re asking a question. If this isn’t what you meant, please forgive my misunderstanding. :)

[@arnejakobsen7658]

@@MrToryhere Norwegian=same issue.English is sec.language in Norway,but a lot of norwegians tend to forget this when english is spoken~which kind of makes norw.-english a bit odd~yet funny accent🤦‍♀️💁‍♀️😲🙄😣😏🤐🤷‍♀️😌🤫🤭🤸‍♀️

[@jshep]

Question talking is not an accent and plenty of women in the US do it. Annoying af

[@RR-vh7oo]

She talks like she never graduated high school?

[@SelectBlendHAF]

trial tr 😩it’s so annoying! That makes the videos hard to watch for me! LOL

[@AWAL76]

What a gem! Amazing

[@the6ig6adwolf]

That is a beautiful apartment 👌

[@annemoore5961]

I think this is just brilliant

[@jesscooper4948]

I walk past this building on my way to work each day! Nice to get a peek inside :)

[@kurapikakurta3863]

It may just be me but I really do like the design of this space. For a short-term rental, I'd rather stay in a space like this than a full fledged apartment, or any hotel. It looks so zen!!

[@nofurtherwest3474]

It's a very challenging space. I would have put the living space closest to the windows, as that would utilize windows the best. Bedroom can go without windows as darkness is good for sleep. Put the bed along the wall where the painting is. Rip out the wall opening.

[@arlenedorego1277]

That was my thought too

[@priyank07koshiya]

Exactly My thought! There’s so much more play with the windows. A wasted opportunity.

[@virginiapereda2623]

Great! Thanks for sharing! Regards from Uruguay !

[@JemMaxine]

the bathroom's lovely, and the design works for people who won't be using the room for long.

[@mojonaw3211]

i love the idea of havin a “lovely” bathroom experience. the space looks like it delivers ☺️

[@KatieReadsKoziesAndMore]

Since this is a secondary apartment in the city, I think it is well done. Chances are, the kitchen will not get a lot of use. I would also assume the occupant is wanting more of a hotel-like experience. All work will be done in the office. Dinner out at a restaurant and then coming into this space to rest, relax and shower. My assumption would also be that dirty laundry would be carried home on the weekend where their social life exists. It isn’t suitable as a full time abode.

[@leoneranger9348]

Love the kitchen nook, and that bathroom is special

[@e.k.4982]

Wonderfull work....Not sure if I had used a folding bed...

[@lisah2208]

I like this design and think the architect met the client’s brief well.

[@acons2745]

I actually like it. there's no need for a table if she doesn't use one! Not having an entrance and saving the space for the kitchen is weird, but its ok!!! you already enter a building and your floor. From the inside, the kitchen looks very good.

[@NoahGongwon]

YUUUUUUS more uploads!!!! (the bathroom is DOPE.)

[@Sensei486]

Beautiful Apartment. Really clean, functional. very good.

[@marcg5130]

Why is the bathroom so big when they only have a shower and toilet ?!? Wasted space could have made the kitchen bigger don’t like how the kitchen is locked away. They could have designed it so their is a raised floor and the bed is hidden under the raised floor saving on space for the living room

[@TheTriumphgurl]

The bed takes a good chunk of the main area of the apartment. I could see if the bed was elevated high (like a bunk bed) and giving more space in the living area, like having a office area underneath the bed with some shelves and have some space for a dining table.

[@katieharris412]

I liked all the built-in storage. A lot of thought went into the design.

[@Yesica1993]

This is beautiful. It does not seem small at all. This would be perfect for a single person like me! Even a couple could live here comfortably.

[@gailvanderwalde9597]

Absolutely beautiful! 👏👏👏👏👏❤️🥰🇨🇦

[@DA-bm2mj]

the design solution here is genius! sorry to disappoint you guys who think that the designer "failed", but the world doesn't revolve around you lol it may not fit to *you*, but it will fit to many other people who really value the availability of a bed more than a kitchen.

[@cherylrose6022]

idk as someone with a disability and spends a lot of time in bed, I really like the accessibility and integrated inclusion of the bed area to the rest of the apartment. its also fine for some who doesn't have people over often

[@furdiebant]

Seems like a nice Airbnb

[@martinbrunning4532]

Its a very clever and stylish way of incorporating everything you would need for a weekend apartment, but the function doesn’t spoil the form or the stunning original features. Beautiful 👌🏻❤️

[@sheldonsworld8853]

Well thought and surprisingly cosy

[@tomboy313]

the kitchen in the front of the door...hmnn... it feels lonely. but i loved the living area and how it was connected with the bedroom and bathroom. now that was beautiful work. My favorite part was all the natural lighting!!. And then the floating furniture and all the hidden lights to make the rooms feel a bit bigger. I loved this area!!

[@quynhanhvo140]

I love the bathroom, it must be very comfy

[@davidgabato]

I love the bathroom!!!

[@puttsopon]

this is one of my favorite projects. kudos to the designer

[@liliandrali]

I created my studio apartment 25 sqm very similar. I wanted to looks like a luxury hotel room with big bed and nice white luxury bedding and lots of oversize mirors. And is works for me.I live in my apartment last 11 years. Is actualy much easie to made a bed every morning and keep place nice and tidy - then have some folding sleeping bed or sofa and lot of furniture around.

[@lethiapage4767]

What a beautiful space 😍😍

[@Suddensoftsummerrain]

Incredibly awesome and amazingly pleasant!

[@shinozsnow]

I love the wood of the bathroom.

[@marywarren5996]

Very well done, beautiful!💖💖💖 When can I move in?😊😊😊

[@rosemimi973]

I love those videos, but in COVID times I am always asking myself, if I could live in a smaller space during lockdown.

[@iXoXoMaddi]

Really love it and wouldn’t mind moving in haha for me the space is used perfectly, also love the color scheme. Let’s please remember: its only 22(!)m2. Chapeau!