These two small homes feature two very different concepts in sectioning very limited living spaces, envisioned by two different creative minds. Our first home has a unique ?sleep box? installation at its centre, which effectively divides the home?s floor plan. The sleep module?s rough raw wood finish also brings colour to the rest of a […]

These two small homes feature two very different concepts in sectioning very limited living spaces, envisioned by two different creative minds. Our first home has a unique ?sleep box? installation at its centre, which effectively divides the home?s floor plan. The sleep module?s rough raw wood finish also brings colour to the rest of a cool white minimalist scheme. The second studio apartment that we will visit incorporates glass sliding doors and glazed partitions to section the small living space. Obscured glass divides, rather than solid partitions, allow the available natural light to emanate freely throughout. Which of these two small modern interiors would you choose for your home"
Visualizer: Artem Tiutiunnyk  

The modest 41 square metre dimensions of this apartment and a solo homeowner led visualiser Artem Tiutiunnyk to create a box concept as a way to section the interior. The sleeping ?box? became the jumping off point for the AZ Flat design, followed by functional zoning of the living room and a kitchen diner.

The sleeping module is integrated into the flat in a centre placement; it is without solid wa...