Interior Design for Small Apartments. Space Saving Hacks for Studio and One Bedroom Apartments.

Small spaces require custom solutions or some unique pieces of furniture that offer high flexibility. These solutions may not compete in prices with Ikea, but offer a really high value to you long term. They can relieve the pressure of having to move to a bigger place and subsequently help you save the money you would have paid indefinitely for a bigger place and put it in your pocket.

You don't need a bigger place. You just need a smarter design.

Ultimately how big a place FEELS matters more than how big it actually is.

As an architect, whenever I sit across someone and attempt to explain a concept, I almost always pull out my pen and notebook and start doodling. I feel like whatever I have to say needs to be completed by a sketch.:)

I wanted you guys to have that immersive experience with me, where you can understand what I mean by seeing how things look directly in the 3D space.

So with the help of sketching and 3d modelling, I'll be showing you how I go about finding solutions for a small 33 sqm (361 sqf) apartment. I hope that by the end of this class you will have a good understanding of the following topics:

Understanding the needs of the people and the constraints of the space
Prioritising your design decisions
Understanding a floor-plan
Sketching on the floorplan
Alignment and order
Removing walls and natural light
Partitions
Compact and flexible furniture
Storage location
Optical illusions

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