@phoenix_muller: Pleaseeee, I have ideas but need the peoples opinion #studio #microstudio #apartmenttour

Elocin Neenad 💙 :

loft bed immediately

jujutok9801 :

Why do studios always waste so much space for a foyer 🙄

Mr Cliff Tan :

let's get you a couch!🥰

Bec :

the real shame is that the entry is huge and a waste of space. otherwise i think you’ve done the best you can

SydneyWitkowski :

Say less 👏🏼

🌸 Briana 🌸 :

Waiting for Mr Cliff Tan to stitch

🎀BabyGirl🎀 :

Larkin :

Loft the bed over the entrance. Maximize living space and you don’t sacrifice high ceilings or view

nahimmastayhome :

Micro studio???? They make it even smaller

Hannah Moore :

My suggestion would be to turn the bed 90 degrees with the headboard against the wall. I’d put the desk in the other corner next to it, and a loveseat at the foot of the couch facing the kitchen with a little coffee table.

nicole :

I’d build a platform for the bed and then you’ll have loads of space for living below

lexi :

Can you make your bed look like a day bed if it’s against the wall with more pillows?

Melbert :

I don’t see the issue 🤷🏼‍♀️it looks good to me

Apartments.com :

Checking the comments for Cliff Tan 👀

P :

If you turn your bed so the headboard is at the back wall and against the right side, you might have room for a cute comfy chair so you’re not having to sit on your bed to relax. You could also have a unit at the end of the bed for storage and shelf space if there’s space

Me :

Your ceiling is SO TALL. Loft that bed so you can walk underneath- and don’t have it just the size of your mattress. Give it some space on both sides so you can have lamps and side storage and not feel like you are in college.

Alexa Ryann :

Add a curtain to divide your bed off

dianechristinecollection :

The entrance area is your best bet to add some storage so you can have spots for cluttery items. Loook for taller storage cabinets with doors

Katie Mac :

Where’s cliff tan??

olivka.nyc :

I’d get sleeper sofa and make it into a living room. That’s what I did when I lived in a tiny studio with my boyfriend

Chels :

I would move the desk where the entry dresser is and put the dresser where the desk is to give you the illusion of two “rooms”

TheGirlJC :

Get a partition screen or shelving unit alongside your bed to give you more of a bedroom and then put a small sofa along that

dearcitygirl :

i would turn your bed to face the kitchen. According to feng shui sleeping facing window takes away your energy. Plus you’d have room for a small side table next to bed maybe.

Rhizotome Thriving :

you: "micro studio" me: *looks around own studio* so... that's a lot of space you've got there.

Jackie O :

Put the head of your bed on the same wall as the plant