This small apartment has been designed as a live/work space for a design studio

September 20, 2016

This small apartment with lofted bed, has been designed as a live/work space for a design studio.

Photography by Patryk Lewinski

 

Maciej Kawecki, owner of Brandburg studio, tasked mode:lina architekci to design an interior for an apartment that would be both his home and design studio.

The space, just 398 sq ft (37m2), needed to have everything to be able to live and work.

 

This small apartment with lofted bed, has been designed as a live/work space for a design studio.

Photography by Patryk Lewinski

A multi-functional box was built that includes a fully equipped black kitchen, that contrasts the wood used to create the box.


This matte black kitchen is part of a small apartment designed as a live/work space for a design studio.

Photography by Patryk Lewinski

There’s a work desk that matches the black of the kitchen, and just a short climb away is the bed, positioned on top of the desk.


This small apartment has been designed as a live/work space for a design studio.

Photography by Patryk Lewinski

A mobile shelf unit can be pulled out from behind the desk, and be positioned anywhere in the apartment.


This small apartment has been designed as a live/work space for a design studio.


When the shelf is removed, it reveals a cleverly concealed “hiding-room”, with toys and “lil’pirate’s” treasures for the 6 year old son of Maciej.


A small hiding room for a child has been tucked into a space behind a desk and a kitchen.

Photography by Patryk Lewinski

The rest of the apartment has been left open, with a large dining table that can be moved and wheeled around the space depending on the need, and a wall mounted bike rack lets the bike become a piece of art when not in use.


This small apartment has been designed as a live/work space for a design studio.

Photography by Patryk Lewinski

On the opposite side is the small lounge area and the window. There’s also a set of doors that lead out onto a balcony.


This live/work apartment has a small lounge area and a large window for lots of natural light. There's also a set of doors that lead out onto a balcony.

Photography by Patryk Lewinski