Fabulous Artist’s Studio Gets a New Avatar with a Polished, Modern Interior

A small duplex turned into a lovely little apartment unit and studio by La Firme, this dashing artist’s home is one where modern minimalism is balanced with space-savvy design and smart storage solutions. The idea was to create a more spacious interior without drastically altering the floor plan and a new mezzanine level introduced into the apartment does this job perfectly. It is the mezzanine floor that holds the bedroom and a new reading room while it is the lower level that contains the studio along with the kitchen, dining area and living room. White is the color of choice inside the apartment even as epoxy flooring adds brightness to the limited interior.

Wood and white kitchen of the revamped apartment unit with polished epoxy floor in gray








We love the idea of using plywood décor and custom storage units in every room of the house, giving a sense of continuity. In the kitchen it is a white and wood color scheme that is balanced by the sparkling epoxy floor in gray that makes an impact and this use of plywood continues in the living space and bedroom as well. The different storage units in every room are adjustable and furniture on casters adds to this design flexibility inside the apartment. Wooden staircase with shelving units underneath add to this newfound modularity.

Custom storage space under the plywood staircase maximizes total square footage of the apartment
Discover new space inside the small studio apartment with custom decor solutions and storage units
Interior of renovated artist’s studio apartment with a polished minimal style
Plywood furniture and staircase inside the white revamped Artist’s apartment in France
Reading lounge on the mezzanine level of the house with skylight feels both spacious and cheerful

In the bathroom, it is neural color palette that continues to hold sway with tiles in black providing visual contrast. With a view of rooftop garden all around and a cheerful living environment, the duplex is perfect for fast-paced urban lifestyle!

Beautiful epoxy floor of the home along with neutral backdrop gives the home a cool, contemporary appeal
Bespoke cabinet in plywood in the kitchen saves space while maximizing the available vertical area
Contemporary bathroom in black and white with lighting that gives it a spacious appeal

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