This studio apartment design by Polish interior design studio Mistovia is effortlessly charming thanks to its unusual palette and choice of materials.
The sense of cohesion it creates can be a guiding principle for designing any open plan space, whether it’s an apartment or an open plan kitchen idea. This could be a color, a finish, a texture – anything really, and it doesn’t need to be used in the same proportions in each area of the room. In design, this is sometimes referred to as the red thread or throughline. As we’ve already covered, minimalism can be luxurious.Īs a starting point, consider a detail that ties together the disparate areas of your studio. ‘You want your home to be a reflection of you and your tastes and you can do this easily through artwork, decor and accent pieces, even lighting fixtures.’ This character doesn’t have to translate as clutter, however. ‘Always inject personality into your space, no matter the size or layout,’ says ALine Studio’s Amanda Thompson.
