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jessica_marie39

Small studio, big problems..

Jessica Marie
vor 8 Jahren
I'm moving to a new place out in the country. I will be living on 5 acres of land but in a small studio apartment that Is attached to the main house.

It's not that small of an area but I have lots of furniture and no where to put it,

Here's what I got:
Queen bed set with pillow headboard
Dresser
Armoire
Night stand
Electric fireplace
TV with wall mount
Love seat
Accent chair
Coffee table
Side table
Small circle dining table with four chairs (it folds to a rectangle so I could make it a two seater)

If there is anyone out there that actually has time could you please help? Where should I put everything ? A drawing of where to put everything would be amazing but any bit helps
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  • PRO
    CYGNET Interior Design
    vor 8 Jahren

    Here's a floor plan ... I did my best from looking at your photos and estimating sizes. Furniture is typical. Whatever you do, try to keep your "public" space (like your living room and dining room areas) separate from your "private" space (like your bedroom area).


    In fact ... you could use floor screens or long drapery panels to help delineate the areas and give you some extra privacy (if you need it):


    Hope this helps.

    Kommentare (13)

    • shirlpp
      vor 8 Jahren

      Is the space in the photos, your current home or where you are moving to. If it is not the space that you will be moving to, can you give the dimensions of the space and maybe a photo.

    • acm
      vor 8 Jahren

      it's the new place, which is why it's so dense with furniture, including bedroom and livingroom furniture in one space. a drawing would be good though.

    • shirlpp
      vor 8 Jahren

      Oh my....is there another room in back of the kitchen. Is the kitchen an eat-in? Of course, you know that you have too much furniture for the one room that you are showing. The bed is holding center stage and you need to try to fit it in a corner...so have you tried moving the bed, to where you have the armoire and the other stuff that is on that wall...then, you can use the armoire and other stuff as a divider, to try to create a separate area.

    • Jessica Marie
      Ursprünglicher Verfasser
      vor 8 Jahren
      That's where I'm moving to yes
    • Jessica Marie
      Ursprünglicher Verfasser
      vor 8 Jahren
      Well I started doing something on one of those 3-D design sites
    • Jessica Marie
      Ursprünglicher Verfasser
      vor 8 Jahren
      And my friend gave me an idea but I still don't like it, and she obviously drew the room too big
    • Jessica Marie
      Ursprünglicher Verfasser
      vor 8 Jahren
      Also that isn't my furniture!! Lol that's the furniture that's there now, and it's also a king size bed. Imagine all that gone and only the pieces I spoke about in original post are moving in
    • Jessica Marie
      Ursprünglicher Verfasser
      vor 8 Jahren
      The entrance is actually behind the wall that the fridge is infront of, the door in the kitchen leads to the main house and will be closed off
    • PRO
      CYGNET Interior Design
      vor 8 Jahren

      Hey, Jessica ~


      It looks like you have to carve out a bedroom, a living room, and dining space in that one area; is that right? If you can get me the dimensions of the space I'll do a floor plan for you ... but I agree with one of the people who commented already ... it seems the recessed area of the space would be ideal for the bed and nightstand. Depending on the size/scale of your armoire, maybe that can be situated in that area, too. (I wouldn't want it to look cramped though).

      I am assuming you'd put the wall-mounted TV over the electric fireplace? That could go where the current bed is ... but you need to know where your cable access is. If that seems suitable, I'd "float" the loveseat so TV viewing is accommodated, and put your accent chair angled with its back toward the closets.

      I can't get a sense of the space in its entirety, but where the dresser is presently, can you put your folded down table against the wall? You can use it everyday, then put a leaf up to accommodate 3 people or pull it away from the wall, put up both leaves, and accommodate more. (Adjustable).

      That leaves your dresser. Again ... if I can get dimensions, I can put together a sound plan in no time ... but another "out of the box" idea -- and this depends on your footboard -- put the dresser at the foot of your bed. It's not a typical solution, but if you really NEED all of your furniture pieces (I'd try to part with either the armoire or dresser), then you have to get creative in where to put things and how to use them. Another idea is to put it behind the loveseat; again, I'd have to get a real sense of the depth of the space. (I have another "out there" idea using your armoire as a room divider, but I'll table that until I get dimensions).

      Let me know if you'd like some professional help ~ gotta run, but I'll check back later this evening.

      ~ Pam
      Interior Designer

    • Jessica Marie
      Ursprünglicher Verfasser
      vor 8 Jahren
      You are a wonderful woman! Thank you soooo much!!
    • Jessica Marie
      Ursprünglicher Verfasser
      vor 8 Jahren
      Will post pix when I finally move in, but that floor plan is perfect!! Thanks for all your time and all the advice
    • PRO
      CYGNET Interior Design
      vor 8 Jahren

      So glad I could help. Looking forward to seeing the final result!!

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