Furnishing a small space or studio
Start with a floor plan and your routine
Mark dimensions, windows, doors, radiators and connections. Then draw the furniture in use: the bed open, a chair behind the desk and kitchen doors open. This reveals conflicts between activities. List the belongings that need a permanent home so storage is part of the design from the beginning.
Combine activities that take turns
A guest room can be a home office during the day with a wall bed and desk. In a studio, a bed with a sofa lets the living space change function. An extendable table accommodates visitors. Choose combinations that suit your routine: a daily workspace needs different planning from an occasional guest bed.
Bring fitted furniture and systems together
A fitted cabinet can use an alcove or provide storage around a bed. A compact kitchen needs usable work surfaces, appliances and clear walkways. Nurban Space considers these parts together, from the initial consultation and measurements to design and installation. The examples below offer a starting point.
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Some systems and layouts allow this. Discuss future plans during the design stage so wall space, finishes and connections can be considered. The possibilities depend on the chosen furniture programme.
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