A well-designed space is no mirage. It’s a beautiful reality that is conceived by a designer!
Don’t know who quoted this line. But, it stayed with me as it underlines a journey of creativity. I knew I would be designing homes one day and I did just that!

This space is 140 sq feet, yes, it’s small, so working within a prerequisite outline was always there. But, here’s the thing about designing small spaces, it challenges you to design a blueprint that says size doesn’t matter, artistry does!

The obvious priority was to bring in the illusion of the space looking bigger and functional enough for a design team to work in an area that doesn’t appear like a cramped box.
One more fact, space is rented. That means I couldn't leave any major marks and scars on it.

The studio needed to look adaptive and flexible. So, I played ‘mobile’. Easily installed furniture modules were to be used without any permanent fixing on the walls. The prominent sliding window floods the room with natural light making the room look spacious.

I, as a person, always admire ‘minimalism’ in everything. Clean design, understated outline have this natural penchant of saying volumes without stating the ‘obvious’. I like it when a piece of furniture or tabletop accessory projects just that.

The space planning, the layouts or added molds may shape up a decor project but it is the decor that steals the show in the end. The decor topped the list in our studio design sheet. There was so much to do. I had to ace the decor game all in a budget of $3000!