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We tried to make the studio as comfortable and mature as possible.
In order to come up with the very specific design ideas, we create most designs with the assistance of state-of-the-art AI interior design software.
The space in the functional kitchen we have highlighted with ceramic tiles with a very beautiful stone texture. Also, the part that goes along the wall, we highlighted with an accentuated saturated blue shade. In contrast to tiles and the natural shade of wood, which we used for cladding some walls and for the facades of cupboards and shelving units, this color looks particularly good and underlines its individuality. The highlight of the kitchen area is the sink with floor mixer. It looks so bright and not standard, that the kitchen becomes an exclusive element of your apartment.
A large corner sofa (Rope Sofa Chaise Lounge), a round table (made to order) – a small accent in your studio, a neutral maximum comfort work area that fits perfectly into this space, wooden wall paneling – create a special cozy atmosphere.
In the bedroom, we placed a very stylish bed (ROMP BE 01), which filled the whole space with its softness. A decorative partition separates the sleeping area from the studio, we decided to make it with a beautiful flux glass in metal profile. Not only does it close to this area, but it also decorates the whole room.
We have paid special attention to the lighting in your apartment (Vibia modular system Tube). We have developed a completely non-standard line of hangers, which are connected linearly and zonally illuminate the necessary space.
The studio has turned out to be very stylish and at the same time very cozy.
To finish the bathroom we took the same tiles as in the kitchen area. On its background, black plumbing looks the most successful. This space has turned out to be as minimalistic as possible and at the same time very stylish. The black ceiling seems to dissolve and you don’t feel its absolute height, it seems endless.
A large comfortable washbasin with a large mirror in which we sewed the LED backlight will be a favorite place for morning treatments.
And the dressing room is in contrast to the bathroom. Light furniture structures on the background of a wooden texture, which came from the studio, create the right contrast.
To the left of the entrance is a wardrobe in which hides not only the washing machine but also everything you need for washing and cleaning the apartment.
We have designed the rest of the dressing room in such a way that every square centimeter is used for storing things.
The simple yet cozy living room is bathed in natural lighting afforded by the floor-to-ceiling glass wall that is balanced with a dark blue curtain for shade. The living room has wooden walls that match well with the light hardwood flooring.
The hall leading to the living room has corners and accents in a the same wooden tone as the walls. This vantage shows the simple modern L-shaped gray sectional sofa placed against the wooden wall.
The wooden wall of the living room also houses built-in shelves perfect for book and decors. The living room is also adorned with a round red coffee table that is paired with the gray sofa to make it stand out and serve as a minimalist decoration.
Beside the built-in shelves of the living room is a quiet corner fitted with a built-in desk that serves as a quaint little study and work area illuminated by a pendant light hanging from the white ceiling.
Across from the sofa is a lovely wooden wall that is adorned with a wall-mounted TV that is functional and decorative at the same time.
The kitchen has a unique look to its matte dark-toned structure that houses the black appliances. In the middle is a kitchen peninsula that divides the kitchen into two sections. The right side is the kitchen area while the other is a breakfast bar and informal dining area.
The study and work area by the living room is just around the corner from the main door which has a plain and simple wooden design to match the flooring and stand out against the dark walls.
The informal dining area and breakfast bar is paired with a couple of wrought iron stools that has wooden seats and back rest to match the flooring and the large builtin shelving behind.
The white ceiling of this simple kitchen is adorned with charming and neat wiring that contrasts with its dark tone as well as the hoods of the flush-mount lighting.
The kitchen also has a clear view of the main entry that has a plain wooden door contrasted by the dark walls extended from the structure of the kitchen.
The wall and flooring of the kitchen is made of gray tiles that makes sure any kind of splash from cooking will be easily cleaned.
The gray tone of the kitchen tiles complements the dark structure of the kitchen housing the black modern appliances.
The small peninsula in the middle has a corner fitted with a large dark sink paired with a faucet that is functional and decorative at the same time.
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This is large wooden structure behind the stools. It has built-in shelves that also acts as a divider.
This is a close-up of the lovely dark sink that stands out against the light gray countertop .
This is the view of the kitchen from the vantage point of the living room highlight the small floor space of the kitchen highlighting the small space that it uses and yet every inch is maximized making the kitchen more spacious than it actually is.
This side view of the kitchen shows that the waterfall countertop of the breakfast bar is a perfect match with the walls on the far side. This breakfast bar is paired with wooden stooks that stand out against the gray table and the gray flooring as well.
The modern appliances like the oven and sink are complemented by the dark tone of the large structure.
This is the large wall at the side of the main door. Here you can see a door that matches the tone of the walls and beside it is a mounted swiveling vertical mirror. Next to the mirror is the sliding door of the small mudroom with storage for coats, hats and shoes.
This is a closer view of the study and work area beside the living room. The floating built-in desk is paired with a beige cushioned chair that matches well with the tone of the wall and desk.
From the entry hall beside the kitchen is the sliding doors of the primary bedroom mounted on a charming divider for the kitchen on one side and the living room on the other that also serves as the wall for the mounted TV.
From this angle, it can be seen that the pair of sliding door are made of a glazed material that provides ample privacy for the bedroom framed with wood that is a slightly dark shade than the flooring.
The bedroom is dominated by a large gray platform bed that has a wooden base a darker shade than those of the light hardwood flooring.
Across from the bed is the same wooden wall divider of the living room. This side of the wall also supports a wall-mounted TV that stands out against the light tone of the wooden wall.
This wooden wall divider also has a sliding door on the side of the living room by the window that makes it possible to go straight to the living room without passing the kitchen area.
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There is a clear view of the study and work area from the vantage point of the bed. Here you can see the bright walls and ceiling that hangs a pendant light over the work area.
On the left side of the bed is a modern beside table that saves space and also provides a place for books. This is topped with a modern gray pendant light the same as the one over the work area.
This is the view of the sliding doors half closed in the vantage point of the bedroom. You can see the level of reflection and distortion that the material of the sliding door provides for privacy.
The right side of the bed also has its own modern bedside table with a unique design. It also has the same tone as the wall and the headboard cushion of the bed. These are then contrasted by the thick dark curtains that shade the bright glass windows.
here you can see the right side of the beside the window that brings in an abundance of natural lighting that can be shaded by the thick curtains.
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Jon Dykstra
Jon practiced law before launching his online publishing career, bringing analytical rigor to everything he builds. Home Stratosphere combines that precision with a lifelong obsession with residential design — architecture, interiors, landscape, and furniture.
His current focus is AI-driven design analysis, using artificial intelligence to study patterns in color, layout, and material choice across thousands of homes. His Personality Type Home Design Guide applies personality frameworks to interior aesthetics, helping readers design spaces that reflect how they actually think and live.
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