Decorating For Studio Apartments

Compared to many contemporary styles midcentury designs sit much closer to the floor which makes ceilings and windows appear taller.

Decorating for studio apartments. A great way to do this is to carve out an area in your studio with a large piece of furniture like a bookshelf. Such is the case in this sunny 270 square foot studio in Montmartre Paris. This is an ikea studio apartment in a box.

Though light walls tend to be the go-to for opening and brightening up smaller living quarters a dark paint job can actually do. Paint the apartment either one color or in neutral shades for continuity. You can do that by using double duty furniture that looks like something else like a trunk for a coffee table or ottomans with hidden storage inside or by painting or buying storage in the same color as your walls so that it blends into your studio apartment not.

If youre not blessed with soaring ceilings you can fake it by installing curtains as far up the wall as you can. The mattress can be hidden so that when not in use the place can be used for others. This will also help with ventilation.

High ceilings can help a studio fell less cavelike. Instead combine all three with this pop-up coffee table thats tall enough to sit comfortably while working from home as well as when settling down for a meal. Using colorful throws or curtains is another way to experiment with colors that dont require using large areas of the apartment.

White tile on the walls widens the space visually while the black and white tiles on the floor harmonize the rest of the room. 14 Go Dark. How to decorate a 400 square foot studio apartment.

Look at this space division approach the long curtains drapery that reaches the floor and the dark color inside of them give a strain decadent feel to the whole ambiance. They reflect light and make a space feel bigger. In the first picture and the second picture there is a glass decoration material which is replacing door inside your apartment and as a coffee table.