The architect Laurent-Olivier Gros of the Logarchitecture studio has carried out this reform in this small Parisian studio of only 35m2 finding the solution by placing a division through a glass wall that changes everything. With this, he has managed to optimize the space so that the different rooms coexist without compartmentalizing the studio.

To create a well-defined space without depriving it of light, a virtual boundary was installed between the kitchen work area and the bedroom by a glass that extends to the ceiling. This transparent partition can be closed by a curtain for privacy.

"Ideas for decorating small spaces without overloading"

Studying with time and care a good layout will guarantee us an organized and pleasant apartment.

Wall sconces are a good solution for this type of space, because they help to have more living space.

Another good idea is to use shades between beige and gray to give a certain warmth to these rooms as well as visually creating separations for the different spaces.

Dual-function furniture such as a sofa bed for storage will help us get more space.

Photos: Marie Claire Maison

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