A versatile space that holds a wealth of design opportunities, a studio flat can promise ample light, space and flow with the right layout, furniture and styling. However, we know that furnishing and decorating an open, blank space can be a somewhat daunting task.
So, whether you’re partial to a maximalist interior, an ardent devotee of the mid-century modern look or prefer bohemian styles, we’re here to give you studio flat design ideas to help you realise the full potential of your space.
What is a studio flat?
A studio flat is a self-contained space that encompasses a living area, kitchen or kitchenette, dining set and bedroom in a single room with an adjoining bathroom.
An ideal solution for those dwelling solo or co-habiting couples, studio flats are becoming increasingly popular options for those seeking an open-plan way of living with the smaller, manageable dimensions of a flat.
While it may be tempting to think that compact spaces are easier to furnish and decorate, the opposite is often true when it comes to studio flats. They must balance practicality with style, and function with flair, serving multiple purposes within a limited space.
To get you started, we’ve got a number of studio flat interior design ideas for some style inspiration.
Storage solutions for a studio flat
Storage is going to be your best friend in your studio flat design journey. From furniture with built-in storage to shelving that doubles as a place to store trinkets, here are some of the best solutions when space is a valuable commodity.
Footstools and ottomans
While the humble footstool may look like an unassuming piece of lounge furniture, our range of storage footstools acts as both a luxurious focal point for your living area and provide an ingenious way to store any bits and pieces that can clutter your living room.
Similarly, an ottoman is a compact and stylish way of concealing bric-a-brac.
