A 39 m² apartment in Batumi designed for rental: a separate bedroom, a kitchen-living room, a walk-in wardrobe and a balcony. A graphite base, warm wood and a navy wall in the bedroom. The project has been completed, and the apartment was rented out on the very first day.

About the project
To plan an apartment for rental: a proper bedroom, a kitchen-living room and storage that doesn’t take away living space.
An open-plan space with no internal partitions, in shell condition: 36 m² plus a 3.9 m² balcony.
A bar-table separates the lounge area from the kitchen and leaves room to pass. Storage is gathered in two places: a separate walk-in wardrobe entered from the hallway, which even takes suitcases, and a floor-to-ceiling wardrobe in the bedroom. In the bathroom, a cabinet for household products sits above the washing machine.
From the hallway — doors to the bathroom, walk-in wardrobe and bedroom and a passage to the kitchen-living room with access to the balcony.
Hard-wearing, stain- and scratch-resistant materials for intensive use: porcelain tiles in the hallway, walk-in wardrobe and bathroom, wood-effect laminate in the living rooms, graphite and wood-effect furniture.
Individual heating and hot water from a gas boiler with radiators — the apartment is comfortable to live in all year round, not just in season.
Interior

















Video
The finished apartment after renovation — the video opens right on the page.

Design and implementation






Layout
Enlarge +New partitions divided the open space into a hallway, walk-in wardrobe, bedroom, bathroom and kitchen-living room. The bedroom and kitchen-living room each got a window, and storage is gathered by the entrance so it doesn’t take up the living rooms. The apartment area after the partitions were built is 37.4 m².
Working Drawings
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