As property prices continue to skyrocket, the trend for micro apartments
is growing. But living in a itty bitty teeny tiny space can be a
challenge. Architecture studio Tsai Design
have transformed this 1970s small 35m2 1 bedroom apartment, perfectly
showing how to make the most of a tiny space. The challenge was to
refurbish the unit with clever interventions to create a generous living
condition. They have solved the space problem in creative ways, and
managed to squeeze a lot of living out of a little area. The quietly
dramatic intervention transformed a 35-square-metre unit into a
one-bedroom apartment with home office, creating multi-functional
spaces, de-cluttering, and maximising natural light. They created
flexible, spaces of different functions that can overlap one another or
temporary hideaway altogether. They designed flexible furniture, a
disappearing kitchen, mirror illusions to give a sense of larger space,
and created a lot of natural light.
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