How do you decorate a studio flat while keeping it spacious?
In a studio, you see each piece of furniture from several places. Organise activities, keep routes clear and use artwork to give the room direction.
The Affichely perspective
Small spaces, storage, lighting and circulation: practical advice for arranging your living room, bedroom and hallway around the way you live.
In a studio, you see each piece of furniture from several places. Organise activities, keep routes clear and use artwork to give the room direction.
The sofa and dining table can share a room without merging into one area. Furniture, lighting and colour distinguish their uses while keeping movement easy.
An armchair by the window, a well-positioned lamp and a few books within reach. Make room for reading without crowding your living room.
Walkways, sofa, armchairs and dining area: organise a long living room around activities without automatically lining every wall with furniture.
Under the bed, inside the wardrobe or beside the pillow: give useful belongings a place and check storage openings before adding furniture.
Bed position, routes, low storage and colour: arrange an attic bedroom around the movements its available height actually allows.
Near a window, above a sideboard or on a side wall: choose your mirror’s position by looking at what it actually reflects.
Sheers, denser cloth, a floor-length drop or short curtains: choose around the window, the light you want and your everyday movements.
Sofa legs, armchairs, coffee table and walkways: choose a rug size around your actual seating area, then compare dimensions before buying.
A reading light by the armchair, a lamp on the sideboard, a softly lit wall: build your living room lighting around your habits and existing furniture.
Keys, coats, bags and shoes: give everyday belongings a place in a narrow hallway without adding furniture that blocks the way.
Reception areas, meeting rooms and shared workspaces: choose pictures that suit your premises without repeating the same image on every wall.
Choose a focal point for a small living room: the image, colours, frame and format depend on your furniture and viewing distance.
Along the stairs or on the landing, find a rhythm for your frames and choose images that remain clear from different levels.
Artwork, a mirror and everyday objects: make room for each element above your console and choose a welcoming picture for the entryway.
A small cabinet, your cups and a print: organise a welcoming coffee nook with ideas for colour and wall decoration.
One picture at the end or several along the wall? Explore images, colours and sizes that work in a narrow hallway.
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