Setting up a 1-room apartment stylishly and functionally is often a challenge. The question of how to skillfully separate the bed from the living area concerns many. In this article we show you three practical floor plan solutions for an approximately 30 square meter apartment that optimally integrate the bed into the sleep-eating living room. It is not just about the look, but also about privacy, freedom of movement and a cozy atmosphere.
Advantages of separation from the bed in the living room
- More privacy: A separated sleeping area ensures a more pleasant atmosphere and more calm.
- Structuring of space:Due to the separation, different areas of use can be clearly defined (e.g. sleeping, working, relaxing), which contributes to better organization and use of the room.
- Optical upgrading:Through stylish room separators or shelves, the room can not only be designed functionally, but also aesthetically appealing.
It is important:
The room divider should not restrict access to the bed. There should be enough space to get to bed comfortably. It is also advisable to make sure that the room divider does not block the light so that the room remains light and open. In addition, the design of the room divider should fit the overall concept of the apartment in order to create a harmonious overall picture.
1. Example: The bed behind a half -high partition with TV placed
An open but visually separate solution for all those who do not want to shield their sleeping area completely. A half-high TV wall (approx. 1.20 m) serves as a gentle separation between living and sleeping area. It enables the living area to be clearly structured without creating the feeling of narrow.
Bedding:
The bed (2.10 mx 1.60 m) stands in the left area of the room with the head side on the wall and has a small bedside table on the right.
There is a distance of approx. 70 cm between bed and adjacent walk-in wardrobe, which ensures sufficient freedom of movement.
Right next to the bed, on the other side in front of the window, there is a compact work area-ideal for home office or creative work in daylight.
Living and dining area:
Directly opposite the bed is a seating area with a sofa (about 1.50 m) and dining table (1200 x 500) with 4 chairs. The half-high TV wall not only serves as a stylish separation, but also enables the television to be used for both areas.
Kitchen:
The linear kitchenette extends over a length of about 3 meters along the upper wall. Here, the sink, stove and a spacious work surface are cleverly arranged.
Bathroom:
The approximately 4 square meter bathroom is located in the lower right corner of the apartment. With a bathtub, a sink and a toilet, it is optimally equipped and efficiently uses the existing space.
Input area & storage space:
When entering the apartment, you get into the entrance area, which is located at the bottom left. A 1.50 m wide and 60 cm deep closet ensures sufficient storage space for jackets, shoes and other everyday objects.
2nd example: half a partial wall for the double bed
This variant is ideal for everyone who wants a firm separation of space, but still want to keep an open feeling of space. The partition extends to the ceiling, but the bed is not completely shielded, so that the room looks airy and open.
Betting position & sleeping area:
The bed (2.00 mx 1.40 m) is in the left area of the room with the head end of the wall.
A partial wall (approx. 1.15 m long) ensures a clear optical separation.
In addition, there are dotted markings (possiblyModern wooden slats) drawn.
An armchair and a small work area behind the partition offer a cozy seating area.
Living and dining area:
The sofa stands across the partial wall, which creates additional room zoning.
A round dining table (80 cm diameter) offers space for four people.
Kitchen:
The kitchenette is arranged in an L-shapeWith hob, sink and storage space.
The refrigerator is located to the right of the door.
Input area:
The 970 mm width and 700 mm deep cloakroom cabinet is located right next to the entrance door and offers storage space for coats and Co. In addition, a small dressing table with 50 cm depth and a suitable stool was integrated there.
3. Example: The bed in a niche
A well thought -out solution for everyone who wants to delimit the sleeping area at a maximum without refraining from living open.
The bed is integrated into a sleeping niche that is slightly separated by curtains. This clever solution creates a half -separated sleeping area without the space losing openness. As a result, the apartment remains bright and airy, while a certain privacy is still preserved.
Betting position & sleeping area:
The 2.00 mx 1.40 m in size is located in a small sleeping niche that was obtained from the entrance area and slightly separated by a drywall.
Living and dining area:
The modular sofa is placed in the middle, with a view of the TV on the upper wall. The 65 cm wide passage area between the end of the hall and the sofa ensures comfortable freedom of movement. There is also another seating at the window, which can be used as a reading or relaxation area. The round dining table (80 cm diameter) with four chairs is near the kitchen and creates a pleasant atmosphere for meals or sociable rounds.
A small desk in the left window set offers an ideal solution for home office or creative activities.
Kitchen:
The linear -arranged kitchenette extends along a wall and offers a functional solution in a few space. With sink, hob and spacious work surface, all important elements are cleverly integrated.
Each of these three solutions offers a clever way to separate the bed in a 1-room apartment stylishly and functionally. Whether with an open shelf, a partial wall or a sleeping niche - the choice depends entirely on your personal preferences and your need for privacy. It is important that the room layout remains practical and that there is enough freedom of movement. With the right furniture and creative ideas, a small apartment can also be made great!
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