Studio solutions

Made of simple white oak and plywood materials, this studio apartment's room divider is actually an affordable and potentially DIY-able idea that any studio dweller could get inspiration from.

Thanks to light colors, smart storage ideas, and intentional dividing of "zones," Kristy Marhin has done an amazing job of creating a cozy home in just 230 square feet.

Now that we’ve successfully normalized working from home whenever life demands it, the home office has been elevated to one of the most important spaces in our abodes. No matter how micro your space might be, you’ve simply got to carve out a space to hash out your 9 to 5 from home. And trust us – you guys have figured out how to do it in style!

Maximize your small bedroom with smart organization hacks! This post reveals clever tips to optimize, and enhance your space. Find out how to create a functional, serene oasis, no matter the size. #SmallBedroom #SpaceSaving #OrganizingTips

Photo Via Apartment Therapy Organizing isn’t necessarily my strong suit but over the years and living in various apartments I’ve found what works! Just because...

PRICES MAY VARY. -The size of our room divider is designed according to the height of most people. It can meet the needs of most people in the process of using the wood screen. -It is also lightweight, you can move it according you want, and change scenarios anytime, anywhere to use. -The main part of the folding privacy screen is made by professional Handmade artisans. Make sure every detail of the product is perfect. -It's also totally suitable to use this room divider as a background wall…

If you're working with a studio apartment, it’s all about making the most of your space! Think open layouts with clever storage solutions, cozy corners for lounging, and multifunctional furniture. Whether you're into a minimalist vibe or something more eclectic, these layout ideas will help you create a functional and stylish studio that feels like home

This couple hired architects to redesign their apartment for themselves, their 8-year-old daughter, and her grandparents.

Storage, especially in a small space is not only appreciated, but necessary. And while you can't add closets, what you can add are shelves. If a little extra storage is just the finishing touch your small space needs, consider adding shelves in one of these unexpected places. Bonus points for the renter-friendly solution to your storage problems.

Lofting your bed is one of our favorite design ideas for a small bedroom or even a studio apartment. Doing so reduces the amount of space your bed takes up, provides additional living or working space underneath the bed, and introduces lots of storage (in some cases). Lofting a bed could mean finally getting that chic home office setup you’ve been dreaming of or adding a sleeper sofa for weekend guests.