My new studio apt
Marge Raines Johnson
9 years ago
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Comments (38)BTW, I have done some research on the table with the blackboard mentioned by stellahome and the dimensions are perfect. The box on the wall is 87 H x 24 D x 63 W. The table is 73 H x 50 W x 77 L. Also about the radiator, if you find a way to put the radiator somewhere else than below the window, the bed could go on the south wall and the television could go above the linen/storage cabinet. Your cabinet cannot be too high though. The television would be mounted on the south wall but could swivel to face the bed when in use. In Canada, there is a new invention. I think it is made in Canada. It might be good to investigate if you can get it where you live. It is an electric radiator that is about 15cm H x 15cm D x the length you want. This is very practical for small spaces because you can mount it high on the wall which means it does not use floor space. I don't know where you live so I have no idea if a heated floor would be enough to heat your studio entirely. I am not sure, how much renovations or changes you can do in your studio but as OnePlan mentioned, it would be nice if you could add windows on the South or North walls or both....See MoreNeed help to convert a large detached garage into an artists studio.
Comments (5)Hi One Plan, things have moved on since this last post...dont know if you recall you helped to put me in touch with a builder who was commenting on my dilemma who happenend to be based in the NE England? Well in the end we are using his services....huge,huge job so its taking a long time, if you see my photos you will see prertty much a building site at the moment but I am hoping all goes well, so thanks for helping us out!...See Morestudio flats
Comments (2)They are all different, with different scope for layouts. There was one on here a few months ago that had a seperate kitchen area and bathroom, and, it was fairly easily amended into a 1 bed flat. So, it's kind of an impossible question to answer. If you're at all worried about noise, i'd say, that if the flats were in an old victorian / georgian house for instance, then don't worry, you can put a up a false ceiling with sound proofing if it had not already been addressed ( and a lot of them would have had this done at the time of conversion ). Choose wisely, ask a lot of questions from the estate agents and there would be no reason why you wouldn't be perfectly happy! Just remember that with flats ( even with a share of the freehold ), you have to have planning permission for just about everything, and permission from the freeholder. Any structural amendments have to be run past the freeholder and it's lkely to cost you to do that. There are lots of ways however to zone in studio flat with screens, bookcases on wheels etc which require no structural work at all, so anything is possible. Just get the biggest one you can, and take advice on Zoning from the profs on here afterwards. Good luck...See MoreFurniture placement in tiny studio
Comments (8)Hi, Please see attached photo with a layout proposal (to scale). The furniture styles have been shown for reference only as we don't know your budget or style. It would be nice if you could incorporate a small seating area near the balcony, this can double as a spot for you to eat dinner/breakfast. If you place the wardrobe in this area it may cut out a lot of your natural light. We have proposed the wardrobe to the wall adjacent to the bathroom. If you can get hold of a mirrored front wardrobe that will really help bounce light around the room and make it feel bigger. Good luck in your new apartment! https://www.instagram.com/esd_home/...See MoreTruStory Media
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