The best small apartment ideas come from successful examples of tiny yet functional spaces. The following homes have an impressive thing in common: even though they are 50 square meters in size, they are huge in personality. Curious? Keep scrolling!
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Credits: Piotr Matuszek & Gosia Czarny
Designers Piotr Matuszek and Gosia Czarny gave this super tiny apartment a bright and spacious makeover. The clients – a young couple – inherited the property from their grandmother. With only 20 square meters, the apartment required a huge transformation to make the space feel comfortable enough for two.
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Credits: Piotr Matuszek & Gosia Czarny
Light colors and simple lines always make a room look a lot bigger than it really is. The designers used scaled-down patterns in monochromatic colors to weave a playful character.
Credits: Piotr Matuszek & Gosia Czarny
The hidden pendant light in the bedroom area is a fun touch that offers a striking contrast to the teal accents found throughout the room.
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Credits: Piotr Matuszek & Gosia Czarny
Credits: Piotr Matuszek & Gosia Czarny
The bathroom takes a completely different approach from the rest of the apartment. Cohesive colors and clear lines make a statement without crowding out the senses.
Credits: Piotr Matuszek & Gosia Czarny
A view from above.
Credits: Solo Design Studio
Solo Design Studio completed this sophisticated studio apartment for a young couple who wanted to define zones within the interior.
Credits: Solo Design Studio
Each space is distinct in terms of aesthetics and function. It has all the practicality of a studio without looking like one.
Credits: Solo Design Studio
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Credits: Solo Design Studio
Credits: Solo Design Studio
This sleeping area is the perfect “room within a room”. Curtains hang from a recessed cove that also provides a bit of soft indirect lighting – ideal for relaxing in the evening!
Credits: Solo Design Studio
Lively colors help set the living room apart. The apartment only has 40 square meters of floor space, so these colors really make a big difference.
Credits: Solo Design Studio
Credits: Nastya Antonyuk (architect) and Anya Garienchick (visualizer)
The last apartment was designed by Ukrainian architect Nastya Antonyuk and is a wowzer in just 43 square meters. It centers around a matte black structure that houses the entertainment system on the outside, while cleverly hides a bathroom on the inside. How cool!?
Credits: Nastya Antonyuk (architect) and Anya Garienchick (visualizer)
Credits: Nastya Antonyuk (architect) and Anya Garienchick (visualizer)
Eclectic decor reflects the personality of the client. Antique furniture, diverse textiles, and industrial lighting come together for a fun aesthetic. It’s hard to go wrong with nice mid-century modern pieces.
Credits: Nastya Antonyuk (architect) and Anya Garienchick (visualizer)
Credits: Nastya Antonyuk (architect) and Anya Garienchick (visualizer)
Credits: Nastya Antonyuk (architect) and Anya Garienchick (visualizer)
Credits: Nastya Antonyuk (architect) and Anya Garienchick (visualizer)
A peek at the kitchen reveals vintage-inspired appliances from Smeg. The industrial lighting also enjoys an antique revival!
Credits: Nastya Antonyuk (architect) and Anya Garienchick (visualizer)
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