Dark Basement Units Turned into Ultra-Tiny, Space-Savvy Apartments

We love the idea of turning unused and forgotten spaces into inhabitable interiors where modernity is cleverly intertwined with functionality. This is just what we get as we step into the two delightful and light-filled basement apartments in Madrid designed by MINIMO. The M02 project sees the twin basement units being turned into elegant modern […]

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We love the idea of turning unused and forgotten spaces into inhabitable interiors where modernity is cleverly intertwined with functionality. This is just what we get as we step into the two delightful and light-filled basement apartments in Madrid designed by MINIMO. The M02 project sees the twin basement units being turned into elegant modern apartments where every inch of space is maximized and done so without excessively using modular storage solutions. Clad in wood and white, the new 45 square meter apartments feel much more spacious than it really is thanks to the use of partition-free floor plan.

Cozy and space-savvy interior of the M02 Apartment in Spain with smart design








Custom birch plywood décor shapes every storage unit and shelf inside the small apartments and white creates a neutral backdrop that allows every little accent to stand out visually. Indoor plants and chairs add pops of color to the living room white the tiny bedroom and bathroom feel like an extension of the living space. At the heart of the apartment is a stainless steel cabinet unit that adds glitz and provides a reflective surface, adding to the visual-lightness of the small interior.

Making use of every inch of space inside the tiny Madrid basement apartment
Minimal and simple decor coupled with a neutral backdrop revamps dark basement apartments
Partition-free apartment renovation feels easy on the eyes
Birch plywood decor throughout the apartments add warmth to an otherwise neutral space
Gallery wall idea for the small minimal apartment in Madrid

Birch plywood furniture inside the apartments does not touch the ceiling and maximizing vertical space allows homeowners to tuck away the mess while shaping a clutter-free living environment. Minimal and unassuming, these Madrid apartments do not feel like basement units in any shape of form. [Photography: Amores Pictures]

Tiny bedroom and bathroom in wood and white inside the small apartment
Two basement level units turned into light-filled breezy modern apartment in white and wood
A touch of greenery adds color and charm to an otherwise neutral apartment living room
Accent chair brings freshness and color to the interior
Attractive steel wall cabinet also reflects light inside the apartment

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