r/ApartmentDesign

What’s one small design change that made your apartment feel noticeably bigger?

I’ve been thinking about how the smallest apartments can still feel comfortable and intentional. Sometimes it seems like one smart layout change, better lighting, or simply removing one unnecessary piece of furniture can completely change the space.

What’s the most useful design decision you’ve made in a small apartment?

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u/Educational-Fox5853 — 8 days ago

guest bedroom ideas

my husband and I have a second room that he has his desk/PC in. We initially had a full bed in this room, but got rid of it when I went to grad school so I could have a desk in there. Now I’m done with school and would love something else in there!

In a perfect world I would love a comfortable chair that I can snuggle up and read in, but we can extend out into a guest bed for guests when they come over so they don’t have to crash on the couch. Doesn’t have to be a full, honestly a single would do.

Any ideas? Thank you all!

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u/Express-Brilliant60 — 12 days ago