Before - after: a 29 m2 studio transformed thanks to tailor -made<

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Je certifie ne pas envoyer d'e-mail indésirableUn ingénieur de 28 ans cherche à s’installer à Paris et hésite entre acheter plus grand et moins bien placé ou petit mais très central. Grâce à l'ingénieux travail de l’architecte Katarina Mijic découverte sur Houzz.fr, il dénîche la solution idéale qui va tout changer et lui faire gagner beaucoup de place ! Visite.

When she bought her own apartment in Paris, architect Katarina Mijic estimated that a small surface optimized to the nearest centimeter, thanks to tailor-made elements, was much better than a large.The young man convinced by this point of view, acquires 29 m² in the trail in Paris, then naturally contacts this professional via Houzz.fr, the reference platform that connects individuals with home professionals, so that it shapes its ideal tailor -made development.

Visit of a renovation as ingenious as they are modern, both in colors and in the facilities.

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Before: an entrance directly in the living room

Katarina Mijic, ARCHITECT + DESIGNER

The 29m² is on the first floor on the courtyard of a building with metal structure, stigma of its industrial past of making workshops and leather goods in the path.The corner apartment, cut into two living rooms and bedroom, had been recently renovated.We enter the living room on a laminate floor directly where two cabinets occupied the entrance.

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After: a large multifunction module that separates the entrance from the living room

Katarina Mijic, ARCHITECT + DESIGNER

The owner preferred to replace them with a sleeping area designed like a filter, as in the architect's apartment.

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Before: the old living room not very optimized

Previously, a large corner sofa furnished the room.On the other side, the kitchen was open to the living room.The owner wanted to change the arrangement and add many storage, non -existent until then.

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After: a height sleeping area

Katarina Mijic, ARCHITECT + DESIGNER

The sleeping area presents itself as an alcove on a platform, intimidated by a claustra in cleans-tas.The carpentry, in solid oak and oak or lacquered plated panels, is full of clever storage that contributes to the apartment is always tidy.On the left a few steps, the first two of which serve as a stepladder, allow you to climb the comfortable bed of 150 cm x 200 cm.Below are three columns on a slide to store young man's clothes."He asked me for drawers and the rest in rods for hanging clothes because he mainly has costumes and shirts," explains Katarina.

The alcove has been extended in a arch to create an input airlock by means of boxes also full of storage for the electrical panel, bottles or shoes.Behind the dressing columns, a space 70 cm wide since the entrance, has also been optimized.The owner stores there two bikes, his suitcases and his laundry offering imperceptibly when you are in the apartment.

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Before: the old kitchen open to the living room

Katarina Mijic, ARCHITECT + DESIGNER

The kitchen was on the wall in front of the entrance was moved in the second room.Dated, it did not correspond to the ownership desires of the owner.

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After: a friendly stay

Katarina Mijic, ARCHITECT + DESIGNER

The furniture of the stay was thought of around modularity to adapt to all the moments of life: living room, office, second double bed, bench to watch movies ... Most of the furniture were made to measure to meet the demandDeco of the owner with dynamic colors in a backlit supervision above the bench."He wanted to give style to his two-piece by imagining him as a coffee or a shop in his little pedestrian street," shares architect Katarina Mijic.

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Before: a closed room

Katarina Mijic, ARCHITECT + DESIGNER

At a time when we often make the choice to move the kitchen in the living room, the young man preferred to make the opposite operation, namely to recreate a closed kitchen thanks to sliding doors, at the place wherebedroom.A reflection that came from the experience of COVID in time confinements."He ended up in teleworking and perceived as all of us that the world was in full change.He wanted his apartment to be comfortable for a couple and that the two inhabitants can work without embarrassment, ”says Katarina.

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After: a large parallel kitchen

Katarina Mijic, ARCHITECT + DESIGNER

A parallel kitchen plan has been chosen for its use effectiveness.On the right, there is the lunch table which serves as an office for the engineer when he has to work at home because it is there that he has the best view and the best rendering in Visio.Thanks to the claustra which isolates him from the cooking plates, he does not believe himself in a kitchen.On the left, the furniture was designed in high white and low lacquered modules in oak veneer for more lightness.Massive wood grip will be solid over time.In order not to weigh down the kitchen with the refrigerator handset, it was deported to stay in a column that adjoins the bench.

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After: a bathroom refreshed and modernized

Katarina Mijic, ARCHITECT + DESIGNER

At the bottom of the old bedroom was the mini-water-room with water toilet, shower on the right and basin in the center.This was kept in the same place but slightly enlarged to straighten its biscornus walls.The pro has reversed the plane by installing the shower on the full width on the left to release the useful window to ventilate the space."The basin furniture has been made of solid oak so that it is durable in wet environment.The basin and the plan, in highmacs LG resin, are welded, as in the kitchen, ”adds Katarina.

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