apartment design

The following are some design ideas for small rental apartments: ** 1. Spatial layout ** 1. ** Integration of functional zones and visual division ** - The living room, kitchen, and sleeping area could be set up next to each other, and they could be divided only by vision. For example, using different colored carpets or simple furniture placement directions to distinguish different functional areas. - For example, setting up a bed next to the living room to form a large single room could satisfy a variety of functional needs in a limited space for a single-person rental house. 2. ** Using the entrance space ** - A shoe cabinet was set up at the entrance. If space allowed, a dressing table or a simple office area could be set up opposite the shoe cabinet to make full use of space and meet various living needs. 3. ** Integration of kitchen and other areas ** - When the kitchen space was large, a dining table could be set up in the kitchen for breakfast, etc. At the same time, the washing machine could be placed next to the kitchen custom-made cabinet to realize the laundry area in the kitchen and make full use of the space. ** 2. Choice of furniture ** 1. ** Miniature furniture ** - Choose an ultra-thin shoe cabinet (such as 14cm thick), a 20cm narrow bedside table, a 1.1 m round dining table, etc. For the coffee table, choose a small and easy to move, and take care of the energy-saving style. - The long and thin storage rack could be used as a bookshelf or a toy rack, which could store and display items. 2. ** Multi-functional furniture ** - Half of the full-length mirror was made into an open storage rack to meet the dual needs of daily storage and looking in the mirror. - The sofa bed in the living room could be used as a sofa during the day and for people to rest at night. 3. ** Second-hand furniture usage ** - For example, the white fabric sofa, solid wood coffee table, black rocking chair, wooden dressing table, and white armchair that were bought from second-hand stores could not only save costs, but also add a unique sense of decoration to the rental house. ** 3. Storage design ** 1. ** Wall Storage ** - A shelf was set up on the white wall of the living room for small items such as photos to increase storage space and serve as decoration. - The kitchen was stored directly on the wall, using the space on the wall to store kitchen supplies. 2. ** Tailor-made wardrobes and cabinets ** - Set up a large built-in wardrobe in the bedroom and paint it the same color as the wall to maintain a sense of integrity. If the space in the corridor allowed, a spacious wardrobe could be set up, and the wardrobe could be equipped with a washing machine, a dryer, and public facilities. Set up a small but spacious closet in the bathroom. ** 4. In terms of decoration and atmosphere creation ** 1. ** Color matching ** - The colors of natural materials, such as linen, wood, natural stone, etc., were used to paint the walls, ceiling, etc. with a warm neutral color as the background. - Choose fresh and natural colors, and try to match the furniture and furnishings with the style of the room. 2. ** Soft decoration ** - He placed small green plants in the corners to increase the atmosphere of life. - They used floor lamps, a globe, green plants by the window, chandeliers above the dining table, and other small items to decorate the place. - Choose the right curtains. If you want to block out the light, you can choose a specific curtain. If you want the atmosphere, you can add a gauze curtain. You can also buy curtain samples online to compare and choose. - You can place items related to your hobbies in a visible place. For example, if you like to read, you can arrange a warm reading corner. Even a small sofa with a warm lamp can make the rental house feel more like home.

Here are a few examples of single apartment designs: ** 1. Single apartment of 20 square meters (mix-and-match style, Chengdu)** 1. ** Overall layout ** - There were only two spaces in the entire room, the bathroom and the living room (the collective bedroom). - From the side, the living room occupied most of the space, and the innermost part was the bedroom and the bookshelf. 2. ** Function Area ** - ** bathroom **: Independent setting. - ** Living room cum bedroom **: The floor is made of unique wooden floor with a single seam. There was a TV wall. Although it was small, it was fully functional. There was a movable partition door and a wardrobe in the bedroom. - ** Kitchen **: There is a bar counter. The color of the kitchen is more eye-catching and different from the overall color of the space. ** 2. 50 square meters long strip single apartment (modern minimalist style)** 1. ** Overall layout ** - The overall layout included the entrance, bathroom, kitchen, bar counter, dining room, living room, and bedroom. 2. ** Function Area ** - ** Entrance Entrance **: The corridor is designed with an embedded design. The bathroom sink is placed outside the door. The mirror cabinet and hidden light are designed with a combination of gray and white. - ** bathroom **: A small space with natural lighting. - ** Kitchen and bar restaurant **: Located between the kitchen and the living room. The bottom of the bar is empty for the convenience of placing the bar chair. It is made of stainless steel and has multiple light sources. - ** Living room **: Between the bedroom and the dining room, the space is small. There is a double sofa with a simple coffee table and a carpet. - ** bedroom **: The lighting points are in the kitchen and bedroom. The entire space is matched with modern black and white to create an intellectual and elegant atmosphere. ** 3. Single apartment in a long strip shape (no specific style mentioned)** 1. ** Overall layout ** - Pushing the door open, there was no separate entrance. He directly saw the bathroom, kitchen, dining room, and other areas. 2. ** Function Area ** - ** bathroom **: The sink is moved to the left side of the door. There is storage below. Opposite the sink is the shower and toilet area. The wall-type toilet saves space and there is a shelf on the wall to increase storage. - ** Kitchen Space **: Open layout. The kitchen has small windows for light. White wall cabinets with under-the-counter basins. The kitchen countertop extends out of the small bar counter to serve as a dining table. There were open shelves at the top of the dining room and lights at the bottom. There were storage cabinets along the wall. - ** Living room **: The space wasn't big. There were paintings and wall lamps on the gray walls, and the wall next to the sofa had glass to guide light from the bedroom. - ** bedroom **: A black-framed glass door, a gray bedside background wall that echoes the bed, a wooden decorative panel on half the wall to add texture, a cabinet at the end of the bed, a work area (desk + hanging cabinet) near the window, and tatami. ** 4. 23 square meters single apartment (style not mentioned, Shanghai)** 1. ** Overall layout ** - The designer removed the original kitchen partition and created a four-in-one area that included the kitchen, dining room, entrance, and laundry area. 2. ** Function Area ** - ** Restrooms **: Use folding doors to save space and add a corner basin. - ** Living room and bedroom area **: Mint green as the main theme, with white custom-made cabinets. There is an office area on the balcony, and a new layout of a living room is formed by three linked chair doors. ** 5. Nordic-style single apartment (area not mentioned)** 1. ** Overall layout ** - The entrance was custom-made to the top of the entrance cabinet. The left bottom was empty for shoes, the middle was open for personal belongings, and the upper layer was for sundries. There was a full-body mirror on the right, and the barn door next to it led to the bathroom. The living room, dining room, and kitchen were divided by different floor materials and furniture placement. 2. ** Function Area ** - ** Living room **: The floor is covered with light gray wooden flooring. There is a dark green fabric sofa. The sofa's background wall is decorated with paintings. Opposite is a white TV wall. The TV is directly hung on the wall. Below it is a wooden TV cabinet. - ** Restaurant **: The floor is covered with hexagonal tiles. There is a round wooden dining table with two dark green dining chairs and a black metal chandelier hanging above. - ** Kitchen **: Open design, separated from the dining room by the bar counter, white cabinets with black quartzite countertops, L-shaped cabinet layout. - ** bedroom **: Separated from the living room by a transparent glass sliding door. Although the space is small, the layout is reasonable. ** 6. Simple Single Apartment (Area not mentioned)** 1. ** Overall layout ** - There was no mention of a clear layout and division method, but it was divided into different areas according to their functions. 2. ** Function Area ** - ** Living room **: Black, white, and grey tones. There are large art paintings on the wall. The lines and blocks show a minimalist style. - ** Master bedroom **: Black and white as the main color. The black oak wardrobe has a transparent texture through the glass door. The bedding is black and white. - ** Kitchen **: Black oak cabinets with marble countertops. - ** bathroom **: white ceramic tile walls, black hanging toilet bowl as the visual focus, sink designed to look good and store.

The design of a small apartment needed to be considered from many aspects: 1. ** Spatial Planning and Layouts ** - An open design could be adopted. For example, the living room, dining room, and kitchen could be integrated into one to reduce the number of compartments and make the space more transparent, making the small apartment look spacious. For example, some small apartments would design the common kitchen, dining room, and living room into a continuous open space. - Choose multi-functional furniture, such as sofa beds, folding tables, etc., to meet daily needs, and to flexibly adjust when more activity space is needed. 2. ** Color matching ** - Choose a bright and lively color combination. For example, the use of light-colored walls and furniture as the main color, coupled with bright colors such as yellow, blue, etc., could create a vibrant atmosphere. The contrast and echo of colors could also be used to increase the visual sense of layering. 3. ** Style Selection ** - The simple style was more suitable for a small apartment. They avoided excessive decorations and complicated designs, focusing on the simplicity of the lines and the texture of the materials. Choose simple furniture and decorations, and pay attention to details, such as carefully selecting lamps, carpets, etc. to enhance taste. 4. ** Storage design ** - The creativity was crucial. Use wall storage, under the bed storage, hanging cabinets and other methods to make full use of the space. You can also choose furniture with storage functions, such as beds with drawers, sofas, etc., so that sundries can be properly stored. 5. ** Soft decoration ** - Green plants were very good decorative elements. Choose green plants suitable for indoor cultivation, such as cacti, green radish, etc., and place them in the corner or windowsill. They can purify the air and increase vitality. In addition, different types of small apartments could also be specially designed according to the needs of the residents. For example, a 35-square-meter apartment with a young couple and a newborn baby could use soft and calm colors such as milky white, gray blue, and beige, and use various natural elements such as natural fabrics, wood, stone, handmade furniture, lamps, and decorations to make the interior personal. If it was a 29-square-meter apartment for young girls, a balance could be found between open and privacy, simplicity and creativity to meet the unique needs of the owners.

The following are some ideas related to the design of a single apartment: ** 1. Function layout ** 1. ** Small overall layout (about 20 - 38 square meters)** - Entrance: You can set up a porch. One side is the bathroom door, and the other side is a custom-made shoe cabinet storage cabinet. The storage cabinet can be divided into a closed area and an open area. The open area can be added with a hanging area and a blank design at the bottom. - Living room and bedroom compound area: For a single apartment of about 20 square meters, the living room and bedroom can be integrated into one space. In this space, the bed could be placed close to the window to get better light, and a projection screen could be set at the end of the bed for entertainment. A sofa could be placed near the entrance as a guest and leisure area, and the sofa could be placed facing the small balcony or small window. If space permitted, a desk could be set up behind the sofa to form a work area. Moving partition doors or screens could also be used to separate the bedroom area to ensure the privacy of the bedroom. - "Kitchen: If space is limited, it can be set up as a mini kitchen with a variety of functions. For example, the cabinet can be set on the side of the aisle, and electrical appliances can be embedded on the console. The Nakajima bar counter could also be used to separate the kitchen from the living room. Behind the bar counter was the console area. The Nakajima bar counter could be matched with a high bar chair, which could be used as a dining area and also increase the layering of the space. - "The bathroom: Although the area is small, color matching can be carried out to enhance the visual effect, such as pink wall foot and floor, white wall body small grid brick, wash basin can also adopt pink design, shower room wall and floor adopt terraz texture. At the same time, a mirror cabinet could be installed, and a hidden light strip could be added to the bottom of the mirror cabinet. 2. ** Single apartment with a larger area (about 36 - 50 square meters, such as a double-story apartment or a more spacious apartment)** - Layered layout (for loft structures): - The lower level could be used to set up a living room, kitchen, and bathroom. The living room was equipped with sofas, televisions, and other leisure and entertainment facilities; the kitchen could be carefully planned to meet the basic cooking needs; the bathroom was normally arranged, and a small amount of storage space could be set up on the wall. - The upper floor was mainly used as a bedroom area. It could be used to place a bed, wardrobe, etc. It could also be used to set up a desk for work or creation. - Level layout: - "In the bedroom area, the bed can be placed in a place with better light in the space. The bedside wall can be decorated. For example, the foot of the bed can be decorated with wood, and the ceiling and hidden lights on the side can create an atmosphere. Storage cabinets or other decorative items could be installed at the end of the bed. - Multi-functional area: The living room, dining room, and work area were combined into a larger open space. Different furniture or colors could be used to differentiate the functions. For example, the Nakajima bar counter could be used to differentiate the kitchen from the dining area. The dining area would have tables and chairs, the living room would have sofas and televisions, and the work area would have desks and chairs. ** 2. Style and decoration ** 1. ** Modern minimalist style ** - Color: The overall color is mainly light, such as gray, white and other neutral colors. A small amount of bright colors can be used as embellishments, such as orange leisure sofa chairs, pink bathroom wall feet, etc. The floor could be made of wood or modern gray terrado tiles. - "Furnitures: Choose simple and practical furniture, such as gray fabric sofas, simple dining tables and chairs, Nakajima bar counter, etc. He avoided overly complicated designs to ensure the space was transparent. - "Decorations: No need for luxurious ceiling and diamond-studded chandeliers. Simple decorations such as hanging paintings and green plants can enhance the warmth of the space. 2. ** Mix and match style (such as the 20 square meters Chengdu Single Apartment case)** - Unique layout: even if the space is small, you can make a TV wall and lay wooden floors together. - Colors and elements: The color of the kitchen can be different from the overall space to create a unique visual effect. The bookshelf could be integrated with the bedroom, and a movable partition door could be used in the bedroom with a wardrobe to meet the storage and space separation needs.

The following are some of the design points for a 27-square-meter apartment: ###1. Spatial layout 1. ** Division of Function Zones ** - The partition could be used to flexibly divide different functional areas. For example, in the design of Yulia Kulikova's 27 square meters miniature apartment, there was a sliding door between the bedroom and the living room. When the sliding door was opened, the two could be easily combined to increase the visual area of the space. - For example, in Valya Voinova's 27-square-meter apartment, a wall was slanted at an acute angle. Using this irregular state, the slanted wall was displayed symmetrical. The bathroom was separated by a partition, making the plane form a echelon. A high island was set up in the center of the echelon. On one side was a bar counter to close the dining area, and on the other side was a partition with a shelf and a TV to separate the sofa area, making each area independent and smooth. 2. ** Make full use of the corners of the space ** - In the living room, there was a size corner sofa (which could also be used as a sleeping space if there was extra sleeping needs). In the 27-square-meter apartment designed by Yulia Kulikawa, part of the windowsill functioned as a bedside table. In the corner, there was a mattress and a tatami-like platform with three storage drawers. ###2. Storage design - Even if the area was limited, they had to try to accommodate a large amount of storage space. For example, in the 27-square-meter apartment designed by Valya Voinova, the main color was white, and a large amount of storage space was hidden behind the white, simple cabinet front, using the rhythmic sense of vertical to lengthen the height of the room. ###3. Colors and decorations - The principle of minimalism could be used to create a simple space with white as the main color, such as Valya Voinova's design. At the same time, some simple decorations, such as simple paintings hanging on the wall, small ornaments, etc., added art and warmth. ###4. Choice of furniture - Choose small and versatile furniture. For example, choose a bed with a storage function, a combination of furniture (such as a combination of a bar counter and a TV stand), and so on. Storage systems could be built into the workplace. For example, in a small apartment designed by Valya Voinova, a fireplace could be placed in the closet while functional integration was achieved.

The following are some of the renderings of the exterior design of the apartment mentioned in the reference materials: - In the small apartment building of 1No1 Sydney Street in Sydney, Australia, the exterior of the building had a soft curve. The surrounding environment was green, and the rendering effect was realistic and bright, showing the relationship between the apartment building and the surrounding environment. - The 37 Daracombe Avenue apartment building project in Melbourne had a smooth integration of the renderings with the real scene. The material texture was stable, realistic, and first-class. The architectural design interacted well with the natural environment, presenting an elegant living atmosphere. - There was a six-story building that had a natural and smooth curved shape. A single material was used to make the entire building into an uneven shape, creating a layered and unique shape. The pure white color tone made it look sculptural. The trumpet-shaped pillar design softened the straight glass bed frame to make the whole more harmonious. The large glass wall made the building look transparent and increased indoor lighting and vision. The entrance was hidden in the innermost part of the path, covered by green plants.

There were many features of a small Japanese apartment: ** 1. Kitchen Area ** 1. ** Stove layout ** - Due to the small size of the apartment, the big kitchen was more luxurious. It often used a vertical stove to form a line of washing, cutting, and frying in a small space. 2. ** Storage and utilization ** - The cabinet drawer was very well used. Once the cabinet was opened, there were all kinds of good things to store. The space was very well used. Because most of them were open kitchen, good storage could prevent the space from being messy. 3. ** The relationship between the kitchen and other spaces ** - The kitchen space was often designed as one, connecting the living room, kitchen, dining room, and even the work area to make the entire space more open and visually make the home look bigger. 4. ** Cabinet Details ** - The cabinet faced the outside and had a 3 - 4cm partition board. It could be used to place seasoning cans and other items. Small appliances could also be placed on top of it. ** 2. Bathrooms ** 1. ** Mirror design ** - The bathroom would be equipped with a waterproof mirror. In the case where the wet and dry parts of the bathroom were separated, the mirror in the shower room did not need to go back and forth with the bathroom cabinet mirror. 2. ** Shower room design ** - Most of them were independent shower rooms with a shelf. Even if the bathroom was small, there would be a bathtub. The shelf below the shower could be used to place toiletries, and it was also suitable for the elderly and children to sit on and bathe. 3. ** bathroom cabinet design ** - The bathroom cabinet had a groove, and the toilet area was separated from the shower area. An ultra-narrow sink was used to place an ultra-mini sink, and a groove was left in the bathroom cabinet near the toilet to facilitate the placement of toilet paper. 4. ** Placing toilet paper ** - There were usually two rolls of tissue in the toilet area in case there was not enough toilet paper. 5. ** Using the corner ** - He was good at using the space behind the bathroom door. For example, the 10cm space behind the door could be used to store cleaning supplies by sticking the hanging rod, which was convenient to take. ** 3. Overall Spatial Layouts ** 1. ** Entrance ** - The entrance might have a Japanese courtyard style, such as green plants hanging on the wall, wooden sliding doors, and embedded cabinets on the wall. It would blend well with the wall, both beautiful and practical. 2. ** Integration and transformation of the living room and other areas ** - Smaller apartments might have fewer cubicles, and the living room might be renovated. For example, the living room could be transformed into a work area and a dining room, and the refrigerator could be divided into a kitchen and a work area. 3. ** Lighting and space creation ** - The layout paid attention to lighting. For example, the open kitchen was facing the window. From the entrance, one could see the end of the large window to make the light sufficient, making the small apartment look bright and spacious. 4. ** Storage is everywhere ** - In addition to the kitchen cabinet storage, there were also storage designs next to the desk. For example, the multi-layered shelves could be transformed from the niche storage area. There was a half-open and half-hidden storage space. Other than specific locations under the desk, it could also be stored. 5. ** Three-way bathroom ** - The bathroom had a three-compartment design. The sink was in the middle, and the toilet and bathroom area were on both sides. The washing machine could be placed in the cabinet, and the wet and dry separation was complete. 6. ** Small Cloakroom Design ** - The small cloakroom used sliding doors to save space. There was a mirror on the cabinet door. The inner cabinet could store clothes by category. Small clothes could be placed in the storage basket. The aisle might be facing the kitchen, which was flexible and convenient. 7. ** bedroom design ** - The bedroom design was simple. For example, the background wall behind the bed could be replaced with a storage cabinet to store clothes or bedding, and the bedside table could be replaced with a stool.

The common design of a single apartment was as follows: ** 1. Open Single Room ** 1. ** Layout features ** - It was an open room with no separate space except for the bathroom. For example, the entrance hall was both an aisle and a kitchen. Like the common 45 square meters single apartment, there was an aisle style open kitchen on one side after entering the house. It was paved with classic white bricks, customized wooden cabinets, and an online refrigerator beside it. The other side might be the bathroom, and the middle was the living space. - In the living space, the bed was arranged by the window, and the sofa was arranged by the inside as the reception area. The wall opposite the bed could meet the needs of storage, occasional office and dining. 2. ** Space Usage ** - This pattern focused on the integration of multi-functional areas. For example, the guest bedroom space could enlarge the sense of space and at the same time make use of the transparent lighting. The mobile wall was used as a storage wall cabinet to meet the needs of the living room. 3. ** Suits the crowd and scene ** - It was suitable for single people who pursued simplicity and efficient use of space. It was more practical for those who did not need too many independent functional divisions, such as young people who had just graduated and entered the workplace. Their living space needs were simple and their budget was limited. ** 2. A layout with a small foyer and balcony ** 1. ** Layout features ** - There was a small foyer at the entrance, which could be used as a transit station and was more practical than ordinary small entrances. For example, in a 47-square-meter single apartment, a half-person shoe cabinet was placed in the middle of the foyer to serve as the entrance. Looking from the living room to the foyer, the kitchen was on the left side of the foyer, and the bathroom was on the right. There was a glass sliding door partition between the kitchen and the foyer. The kitchen was compact but fully functional. There was an L-shaped workbench, cabinets, and hanging cabinets. - The living room had a small balcony outside and a door leading to the bedroom. The bedroom had wooden floors and large windows with bay windows. A finished wardrobe could be chosen to meet the storage needs. Although the bathroom was small, it was designed to be clean and resistant to dirt. There was a glass shower room in the shower area for wet and dry separation. 2. ** Space Usage ** - The small foyer could be used for simple storage and transition, and the small balcony provided extra space for drying clothes. Each functional area was relatively independent and closely connected. 3. ** Suits the crowd and scene ** - It was suitable for single people who had certain requirements for the quality of living and hoped to have independent functional zones but the overall area was not large. For example, white-collar workers who had worked for a few years and had a certain economic foundation and paid attention to the comfort of life. ** 3. LOFT Unit Type ** 1. ** Layout features ** - It was usually smaller, such as a 20-square-meter LOFT apartment. Using the height of the space, the living room, kitchen, bathroom and other functional areas could be set up on the first floor. The living room could be decorated with small and exquisite furniture, such as a 10-square-meter small living room that could be placed with a 100-inch TV, and the kitchen could be carefully decorated with a small kitchen of 3.5 meters. - On the second floor, the bedroom, study, and other rest and work areas could be built. For example, a large bed could be set up on the second floor for rest, and a desk could be set up for artistic creation. 2. ** Space Usage ** - By layering, the usable area was increased and different functional areas were created. At the same time, different ambience lights could be set according to personal preferences, such as bright, warm, viewing and other different modes of lighting. 3. ** Suits the crowd and scene ** - It is suitable for single young people who pursue fashion and a personal lifestyle, especially those creative workers or young entrepreneurs who want to create more life possibilities in a limited space. ** 4. minimalist style apartment ** 1. ** Layout features ** - Take the 50 square meter single apartment as an example. The entrance was a long and narrow corridor, mainly black, with downlights and custom-made embedded door cabinets on both sides. The entrance was an open kitchen area with white as the main color. The white dining table and island were placed in the center, forming a swimming line. The cabinets were arranged in a straight line, and the refrigerator and small appliances were hidden in the cabinet. - The living room was adjacent to the kitchen area and separated by a beam. The beam was painted with cement art paint to enhance the texture. The living room continued to be white and matched with a black fabric sofa. The bedroom was designed to be elevated, similar to a space capsule. Triple sliding doors were installed to separate the space. The inner wall had a custom-made wardrobe, and a projection screen was installed on the top. The bathroom was on the right-hand side of the entrance, with light gray as the main color. A glass sliding door was installed to separate the dry and wet parts. 2. ** Space Usage ** - The overall focus was on simplicity, creating a comfortable and functional living environment through color contrast and spatial levels, utilizing embedded design and overall layout to maximize space utilization. 3. ** Suits the crowd and scene ** - It was suitable for single people who liked minimalist aesthetics and paid attention to the cleanliness and clarity of the space, such as those who had OCD or those who pursued a quiet and simple living atmosphere.

The following are some small apartment design cases: - **20 square meters single apartment (Chengdu)**: Mixed style, cost 60,000. The room was mainly made up of two spaces, the bathroom and the living room (the collective bedroom). The wooden floor was laid with a single seam, and there was a unique TV wall and a separate bedroom area. The kitchen was more eye-catching, and the color was different from the overall space. The bedroom had a movable partition door, a wardrobe, and a bookshelf. Although it was small, it was fully functional. - **23 m2 Single Apartment (Shanghai)**: After the renovation, a new layout will be formed. The original kitchen partition will be removed to create a four-in-one area, including the kitchen, dining room, entrance, and laundry area. The lines will be more reasonable and the space will be increased. The bathroom used a folding door to save space and added a corner basin. The three-way door was used as a partition to form a new living room layout. The living room and bedroom area were mainly mint green, matched with white custom-made cabinets, fresh and elegant, and convenient to store. An office area was set up on the balcony. - **44 square meters single apartment (modern minimalist style)**: One bedroom, one living room layout, 44 square meters. The entryway used a minimalist finished product entryway cabinet. The custom-made high cabinet next to it could be embedded with electrical appliances and had rich storage space. The aisle was also planned as a storage space. The interior was mainly black, white and gray, decorated with Hermes oranges. The bathroom was a three-style separate bathroom with a laundry area. The overall color was black, white, and gray. The guest kitchen was designed in one piece. The living room sofa didn't take up much space, and the kitchen was an open L-shaped cabinet. The bedroom was mainly apricot pink. There was a large wardrobe on one side of the bed and a chandelier on the other side. The balcony was connected to the bedroom and set up as a study. - ** Single apartment **: There is no separate entrance when you push the door open. When you enter, you can see the bathroom, kitchen, dining room, etc. The hexagonal floor tiles are connected. The sink in the bathroom was moved outwards. Opposite the sink was the shower and toilet area. The wall-type toilet saved space. The kitchen had an open layout. There were small windows in the kitchen, and the countertop extended out of the small bar counter and dining table. Above it was an open shelf. The living room wasn't very spacious. It was decorated with hanging paintings and wall lamps, and the sofa wall had glass to guide light from the bedroom. The bedroom had a black-framed glass door, the bedside wall was gray, and there was a cabinet at the end of the bed. The window was designed as a work area. - **29 square meters single apartment **: The dining table is placed by the window, the triangular chandelier adds a layered feel, and the transparent yellow dining chair adds a sense of penetrativeness. The living room and dining room were in the same space, and the main color scheme was light. There were small blue chairs, black square tables (multi-purpose), and other decorations. In the corner of the living room, the bedroom and kitchen area were designed. The kitchen had wall cabinets and floor cabinets. The dressing area was located at the entrance of the bathroom, and there was a built-in wardrobe in the corridor.

Different types of apartments had different floor plans. For example, a common commercial apartment might have a long corridor with cubicles on both sides, and a tower-shaped apartment was also more common. Some had more than a dozen households per staircase, with high density of living, and there might be at least one side facing the sun. For example, there were 1DK apartments (one bedroom, one dining room, and one kitchen), 1DK apartments (one bedroom, one living room/dining area, and one kitchen), and 3DK apartments (a typical three-bedroom, one-living room layout with a dining room, a kitchen, and three other multi-purpose rooms). There were also 98 square meters of modern city apartments with open-plan living spaces, including comfortable lounge areas, formal dining rooms, and a kitchen with a Peninsula breakfast bar. The living room had a huge floor-to-ceiling window that broke through the long wall and surrounded the second adjacent wall to create a double panoramic view. The combination sofa and the L-shaped surrounding window lines echoed each other. There was also a 25-square-meter loft apartment. The entrance was the living room, which was decorated by a window. There was also an office area, a small kitchen, and a dining room. The second floor had tatami bedrooms, toilets, wardrobes, and other arrangements.