Studio apartment in Wrocław
A compact studio apartment in Wrocław designed to make the most of available space without visual overload.
View interiorSTUDIO APARTMENT
An open studio apartment designed so that, when needed, the sleeping area can be separated from the rest of the space with a curtain.
Privacy does not always require a wall.
In its basic layout the apartment remains one open interior. Without a fixed division it keeps a greater sense of space and freer use of the living area.
A curtain quickly separates the sleeping place and creates a quieter, more private zone without permanently dividing the apartment.
FULL GALLERY
In a small interior a simple gesture can replace an extra wall.
FOR COMPARISON
A compact studio apartment in Wrocław designed to make the most of available space without visual overload.
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