Decoration of small spaces, tips for incredible style

The Decoration of small spaces You do not need to limit your imagination, rather that you direct it well. How to make the most of the attic space – if there is -, optimize a small house with two levels, separate the night space from the diurnal … The architects of Atelier 1060, Bossard Architecture and Caroline Rigal offer some ingenious examples of how the decoration of small spaces works.

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Introduce a velux window

When occupying the attic of a Batignolles building, the 1060 study has converted this old study of 30 square meters into a spacious duplex of 45 square meters. The duo works on great works, but is also an expert in the art of small spaces. Like this, designed for a single thirty -year -old who wanted to turn this «small single department» into a space for bright and diaphanous adults, «where everything is integrated and nothing stands out.» A quiet place, where little is seen.

The architects opened the entire first floor to recover the great window of the old bathroom, before hidden by partitions. «The result is a great living room diaphanous, and the addition of a Veux window in the attic power even more light and sun throughout the house. The passable appearance also offers thermal advantages, «explains Atelier 1060. The installation of a Veux window provides natural ventilation in an attic where you can heat.» After all, this duplex rises at the top of a building, offering, thanks to its double orientation, a fairly crazy view over the Paris roofs. «

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Create a functional space

In addition to converting the attic, the architects of the 1060 study have released space in the first level creating a long and ultra functional carpentry tape. «We have created a long carpentry tape that runs through the entire floor and fulfills all its functions,» they explain. In fact, this tape runs like a conductive thread, offering Storage space In the lobby, then transforming into a compact but optimized kitchen, becoming a laundry room under the ladder and, finally, into a bank in the room. Released from all limitations, the center of the living room benefits from a large amount of space in the floor, as well as on the roof, where a double height Above the wooden bank, creating a living room with a cathedral.