If it were you, how would you design a small house of 32m2? To be honest, under the premise of limited floor height, I think it is a little inappropriate to design such a small space, but recently, a brother brought us a new idea.
The area of 32㎡ can actually be considered a snail dwelling, but if you live alone, the space is enough.
The overall apartment type is quite square, and the space division is clear at a glance. The entrance is the "guest-restaurant integration" area, which is relatively spacious.
The most special design is that the owner "hides" the kitchen, bathroom and bedroom into a set of overall closets, which not only makes full use of the space, but also realizes the clever space division.
Other details such as interior color scheme, greenery embellishments, storage and finishing, etc. He also did a good job, which we'll get to later.
Now, we also have a general understanding of the basic situation of this small house. Let's walk into this little house and have a look
Integrated space for dining and living room
In this small house, the dining room and living room merge with each other to form an open space, and the feeling of spaciousness and brightness dispels the narrow feeling of the small apartment.
Pushing open the door to enter the home, the two glass sliding doors at the end of the room are eye-catching. Not only does it separate the outdoor balcony, but it also brings enough natural light to the home to make the small room look transparent and bright.
Next to the restaurant, the owner also used a wall of space to make a work area, simply put on the computer and other equipment, and then use an open partition shelf for sorting and storage, and then use this space of less than 1m2 to achieve the function of working from home.
The living room area near the balcony is paired with a simple three-seat sofa coffee table. If you're alone, there's plenty of room for three or five friends and a place to sit and chat.
Seeing this, you're sure to find that there's no kitchen and bathroom, right? Don't worry, they are actually hidden in the white wardrobe on the side of the owner.
The kitchen and bathroom are "hidden" in closets
In order to create a sense of unity and cleanliness in the room, the owner hid the bathroom and kitchen in a closet on the side.
Closing the cabinet door on weekdays looks like a set of simple and flat white cabinets, but when the cabinet door is opened, you will find the mystery hidden inside.
Unlike many small apartments of similar size, the kitchen did not opt for an open plan design, but a closed design.
Although the space is small, various kitchen appliances are embedded in a double row of cabinets, improving the storage function of cutlery and kitchenware.
The bathroom is basically as small as the kitchen, so there are no physical partitions to separate the wet and dry areas.
Inside the bathroom, through the arrangement of space, the bathroom is cleverly divided into a washing area, a toilet area and a bathing area, and the bathtub is separated by a shower curtain, which can prevent water stains from splashing around during bathing and reduce the cleaning burden. Of course, the bathroom is also a "dark bathroom", just like the kitchen, which can only be illuminated by lamps, but the owner has made a complete ventilation system that will not make the small space too wet.
Additional storage areas have also been added to the "wardrobes" of the kitchen and bathroom, making the most of every inch of space and reducing the storage burden on small apartments. The details are quite nice.
High integrated bedroom lattice
The small bedroom in the home is designed as an open plan latticerie.
Extend the cupboard sections of the kitchen and bathroom to form a small open grid, just enough to be the width of a double bed. For those who live alone.
Pulling out the bottom drawer is just enough to serve as a stepping stone to climb the bed, higher than a normal bed, but lower than the upper bed, and the height is also appropriate.
The open bookcase on one side and the TV at the end of the bed greatly enhance the leisure and entertainment capabilities of this small bedroom. When you lie here reading a book, watching TV, and taking a break, you feel comfortable thinking about it.
Oh yes, the wardrobe is designed as a drawer and placed under the bed. The height is just right to create a hanging area, and the depth can meet the needs of clothing storage. Space use is very reasonable.
This article has been shared here so far, I hope this set of cases gives you some reference. Feel free to post your thoughts in the comments section, thanks for reading!
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