DavidThe New Affiliates team has just completed the design of this 46 m2 pied-à-terre located near Gramercy Park in New York City. The renovation focused on efficient space planning and a flexible layout that allows living and working within the confines of this mini studio.
The architects decided to divide the apartment into two dual-use areas: a small hole next to the entrance works as an office, as well as an extension of the adjacent kitchen; the bedroom also serves as a living room and / or dining room; and right in the middle, a bathroom separates the different environments.
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The white wall connecting the two living areas serves multiple functions– It houses storage space such as a pantry and walk-in closet, and features a fold-down bed as natural light bounces off the apartment’s only window.
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Thanks to a studied design, the spaces seem larger than they are. The bathroom, for example, was lined with small square tiles in the form of a grid, and the floor was chosen in white oak with thin planks.
In addition, the color palette in neutral tones, including pale green, creates an open and airy atmosphere with a clear minimalist style.
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There are also fun details, such as the bookshelf in the shape of little ears in the office, or the pieces of art that subtly run through the apartment.
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Project and information: Courtesy of New Affiliates.
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