The specific answer about the 70 square meters of simple equipment was not mentioned. However, according to the content of the relevant documents, the budget for a 70 square meter simple decoration was usually between 100,000 to 200,000 RMB. The specific renovation cost depended on many factors, including the style of the renovation, the choice of materials, and the amount of work. Therefore, it might be difficult to carry out a 70-square-meter simple decoration within a budget of 20,000 yuan.
An ordinary half-package renovation cost about 500 - 700 yuan per square meter, so a 40-square-meter house would cost about 20 - 30 thousand yuan. An ordinary all-inclusive renovation cost about 700 - 900 yuan per square meter, so the all-inclusive renovation cost of a 40-square-meter house was about 30 - 40 thousand yuan.
The following are some of the design and layout features of the 40-square-meter simple apartment: ###1. Spatial layout and functional divisions 1. ** Multi-functional Space Usage ** - The guest dining space might be merged together. For example, in some cases, an old-fashioned folding table with fashionable chairs in the living room could be used as a dining and leisure space, and the spacious windows could bring a good view to the space. - The bedroom design was relatively simple. Some open bookshelves and minimalist wardrobes saved space. The overall color was simple and there were not many decorations. The large windows would become unique decorations, giving people a sense of tranquility. - Although the kitchen was small in size, it was fully functional. For example, some of the kitchen was located in the aisle space between the living room and bedroom. The lighting was good and the space was fully utilized. The color of the cabinets and the countertop were reasonable. For example, dark green cabinets matched with wooden countertops to balance the visual warmth and create a warm and open experience. 2. ** Space allocation adjustment ** - Space could be reallocated by adjusting the boundaries of key areas, such as dividing space on the balcony for a separate bedroom and a separate office. Although the kitchen was small, it could get natural light from the private room window to satisfy the couple's use. ###2. Style of interior decoration 1. ** Color matching ** - The overall color was relatively simple, with neutral colors as the main color. For example, the walls might be gray. This neutral color could be used in harmony with various colors to create a comfortable atmosphere. The bedroom's color tone might be faint and faint, with a hazy and restrained beauty. - The classic color matching of the bathroom could also make the small space look big and stylish, such as the combination of white and gray small square bricks, or the earth-colored small square bricks to create a retro temperament. 2. ** Choice of furniture and soft furnishings ** - The furniture was mainly simple, such as a simple and elegant sofa, an exquisite coffee table, and a handmade carpet. The living room might have exquisite paintings, sofas in gentle colors, marble coffee tables, elegant handmade carpets, and so on. Together with green plants, it would create a literary atmosphere. - Soft furnishings were limited but exquisite. Decorations, lighting, and plants could make the space full of vitality without being crowded. ###3. Lighting and Space Creation 1. ** Daylighting utilization ** - The windows were the key to improving the sense of space and lighting. Large windows could fill the room with natural light and make the space look more open. Large windows like the dining room could bring unparalleled scenery, and large windows in the bedroom could let people see the flowing scenery. 2. ** Creating a sense of space ** - In a small space, it could be effectively expanded by leaving a large area of white space. For example, a large area of white space from the ceiling to the skirting line could make the guest dining area look more spacious. - Choosing light-colored and natural materials for decoration would make it look lighter and give people a sense of freedom. At the same time, a reasonable storage design also helped to keep the space clean and reduce the feeling of cramping.
According to the house price information from 2021 to 2023, the house price in Meicheng Town was 3900 yuan/square meter. If the house area was 120 square meters, the total price should be 3900×120 = 468000 yuan, which was inconsistent with 400,000 yuan. However, it was uncertain whether there were special circumstances that led to a 120-square-meter house with a price of 400,000 yuan.
Self-built houses were 80 square meters and had two floors. Whether 200,000 yuan was enough or not required many factors to consider. If it was a relatively simple structure, such as a brick-concrete structure, and the construction materials, the degree of renovation, and other aspects were more economical, 200,000 yuan might be enough. Some cases showed that a brick-concrete structure residence of more than 80 square meters, with a height of three floors, had a reference cost of about 200,000 yuan; there was also a three-story brick-concrete structure building with a width of 7.9 meters, a depth of 10.43 meters, and an area of 81.83 square meters. The main body cost only about 200,000 yuan. However, 200,000 yuan might not be enough if he wanted to use better building materials, carry out more exquisite renovations, or use high-cost structural forms such as frame structures.
This was a 55-square-meter renovation renderings. Entering the house was a dining room. It used a combination of a deck sofa and an ultra-mini coffee table. The wall beside the sofa was designed to store books and other items. There was a TV on the wall of the dining room and a small wine cabinet on the other wall. Although there was no sideboard, it made full use of the space on the wall. The master bedroom was connected to the balcony with a small bar in the middle. Beside the balcony was a wine cabinet and a locker design, which was practical and did not affect the drying of clothes. The bed was close to the wardrobe, leaving only one side of the bedside table. It was similar to a tatami and wardrobe combination. The bed also had a storage function, and there was plenty of storage space. The small bar counter could double as a small desk. The children's room was designed with a bunk bed, which could make full use of the space and meet the needs of a second child or accompanying the baby. On the other side of the room was a combination of a wardrobe and a bookcase. There was also space in the corner of the wardrobe to make a small desk for the children to do their homework in the future. The study was the smallest, with a 1.2-meter tatami combination bed. The wardrobe was combined with the tatami to make it convenient for the elderly to rest when they visited. There was a small desk beside the bed, and the entire study was about 3 square meters. The kitchen used white paint panels and needed to be cleaned to prevent dirt. Although the bathroom was small, it was designed to separate the dry and wet parts. There were niches on the wall and shelves in the corners.
The 12-square-meter house was a small apartment with many different arrangements and uses. For example, there was a 12 square meter sub-divided room with a relatively compact internal layout, including the entrance, open kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and other functional areas. The bathroom area was only about 1 square meter. After the bedroom was placed with a bunk bed, the aisle was narrow, and the kitchen was very small, only able to meet basic cooking needs. There was also a 12-square-meter mini studio project with a folding sofa bed. The designer integrated the sleeping area, kitchen, and shower room into it. The kitchen was cleverly designed with a storage system, making it look larger. There were also houses with an area of 12 square meters. Although the space was small, through reasonable planning, such as setting up a small balcony to meet the needs of drying, using the porch to store, designing the bed above the sofa to save space, using a built-in microwave oven in the kitchen, combining the cabinet under the stove with the washing machine, etc., the space could be maximized and saved.
The 15-square-meter apartment was considered a small apartment. There were many design points in the use of space, such as the living room and bedroom space on the entrance side. In order to save space, items such as coffee tables could be abandoned, and large furniture was placed against the wall to leave enough space for activities. The lounge area was designed with tatami mats, which provided more storage space below. The desk could replace the bedside table to add practical functions. If there were large windows at the end of the bed, they could bring in more natural light. When they were on the top floor, they could use the blackout curtains to protect them from heat and moisture. In the living room, the sofa was placed against the wall and there was a place to hang clothes on it. The dining room area was equipped with a foldable dining table, and the dining chair could be hidden in the dining table. The wall beside it was equipped with hook hanging rods and wooden partition boards for kitchen utensils. However, the bathroom might not be able to separate the dry and wet parts due to the small space. The white wall tiles and black caulking would look clean and tidy, and the small green plants could increase the freshness. In Hong Kong, a 15-square-meter apartment cost as much as 4 million Hong Kong dollars (about 3.74 million yuan). Although the space was small, it could also be carefully designed and modified to meet basic living needs. For example, the entrance aisle could be transformed into a small kitchen and porch, which hid a mini bathroom, cloakroom, etc. The other side of the bed could also be reasonably arranged to create a small living room.
He could find some information about the 120-square-meter Chinese-style villa. According to the document [2], there was a flat and long 120 square meters Chinese-style single-family self-built rural villa with a building size of 20 x 7.2 meters. The building area of the first floor was 120 square meters, and the building area of the second floor was also 120 square meters. The villa had four bedrooms and other functional areas. There were a total of five bedrooms, and it could be expanded to nine bedrooms. In addition, document [5] also mentioned a Chinese-style villa with an area of 120 square meters. It had seven bedrooms and six toilets, and the layout was very practical. However, no specific blueprints or designs were provided. In summary, there was some information about the 120 square meters Chinese-style villa, but no specific drawings or design drawings were provided.
The following is a 25-square-meter house decoration effect idea: - ** In terms of layout ** - An open kitchen could be set up. For example, an open kitchen could be set up on the right side of the door, and the refrigerator could be placed in a specially reserved position on the leftmost side of the cabinet. The visual effect would be better. - The dining table was placed directly opposite the entrance door and could accommodate two chairs to meet the occasional visit of friends. - He used a transparent glass wardrobe to subtly divide the dining room and bedroom space, and placed the wardrobe between the dining table and the bed. - ** Space Usage ** - For storage needs, furniture such as transparent glass wardrobes could be used to divide space and satisfy storage needs. - ** Style Creation ** - The overall style could lean towards simplicity and avoid too many complicated decorations to maintain the open feeling of the space. For example, they could use simple color combinations, such as white walls and other basic colors, and then use some small soft elements, such as green plants, to increase the sense of vitality.
The following is a description of the layout of a 12-square-meter apartment plan: There is a rectangular 12-square-meter apartment work called "The big view is clear." The space of the two walls on the long sides of the rectangular shape is fully utilized. The bed, sofa, table, and storage are cleverly combined into a whole, which can meet the basic needs, reading, learning, fitness, entertainment, and other needs. The bed was 2.3m*1.3m. It was more comfortable as a single bed, but the double bed was a little cramped. A bookshelf was used at the end of the bed to block the light. The 1.41m*1.55m plot of land between the sofa and the TV would be difficult to use for fitness, and the shower room could move less than 1 square meter. In addition, Japan had a 12 square meter mini room without a living room or dining room. After renovation, it could fit a family of six. The layout inside was very compact. The kitchen was only 1 square meter and was filled with household appliances. It was difficult to turn around and take the vegetables. The bathroom was narrow and there was no space to put shoes in the door. The only 3 square meter small room was the dining room and grandmother's bedroom. At night, the child could move here and grandmother could not rest. The sink was directly opposite the bed. When using it, one had to step on the bed and step in. There was also a unit with a usable area of only 12 square meters (130 square feet). Although the dining area was small, there was also a sofa, a coffee table, and a TV wall (all of which were mini models with wheels at the bottom of the coffee table for easy movement). On one side of the TV wall, there was a full-top display cabinet. The double sofa could satisfy the daily use of couples and save space. There was a pull storage cabinet behind the sofa. The bedroom was two stories high, and half of the space below the bed was used as a full-top storage cabinet.