Layout and Design of a Three-Room Apartment

Client's Brief and Requirements

The project was developed for a family where an active mom balances work and raising children. The key requirements were: separate sleeping areas for each family member, a small but cozy and multifunctional kitchen-living room for family dinners and gatherings with friends, and ample storage space throughout.

In designing the kitchen, we implemented the client's wishes regarding the color palette and combination of textures for the cabinetry. The wall in the dining area was accentuated with decorative wood-look paneling, and the same texture was used for the lower fronts of the wall-mounted cabinets, creating a harmonious link between the zones. The two-tiered structure of the upper cabinets added volume and expressiveness, moving away from a boring flat plane, while the ceiling-height cabinets provided additional storage, making the kitchen as functional and ergonomic as possible.

Initial Conditions

The original layout was a standard three-room apartment in a "rough" structural frame. A large balcony was integrated into the living space to create an isolated workspace for the mom. Our clients' main wish was to create a fully functional space for every family member.

Mom's bedroom is like a jewelry box: wallpaper with a delicate floral pattern, wood-look cabinet panels, and cozy lighting at the headboard and within a section of the wardrobe. All of this was created so that our client can have time to herself after a long and difficult day, to listen to her favorite music, flip through a book, reflect, and most importantl - get proper rest.

The bright and spacious room for the teenage girl is done in soft coffee tones. It features a large desk with plenty of storage for textbooks and notebooks, a huge wardrobe for her numerous outfits, and of course, a large mirror in front of which to try the.

The room for the youngest and most active family member is a mix of a gym with a climbing wall, a study, and a bedroom. Here, he can play, climb, jump, and do creative activities for hours, and then just take a few steps to switch off in his comfortable bed. The vibrant furniture colors, cheerful wallpaper, abundant storage, and an amazing, functional sports corner all come together to create a convenient and ergonomic space for a growing boy.

A large, bright entryway with "bottomless" closets that will hold winter clothes and footwear, summer shoes, hats and caps, umbrellas, and other items - with room to spare! Even the robot vacuum has its own "house."

КIt seems everything has been thought of in the bathroom space! Shelves for numerous jars of creams and shampoos; a washing machine and dryer (so no more drying racks with hanging clothes standing in a room or on the balcony); a bathtub for the youngest family member to sail his toy boats, and a shower for the active teenager and always-busy mom; and, of course, plenty of storage space for not just cleaning supplies but also soft, fluffy towels and a host of other useful and necessary items.