Do you want to set up your new studio and need ideas for dividing the space sensibly? We have discovered an extraordinary interior that may inspire you.
Studio setup: a former warehouse is completely transformed
Located in an 18th-century former warehouse near a canal in Amsterdam, this studio is a strong example of the connection between tradition and modernity. The owners asked the architecture office Uxus to adapt the existing structure for living as effectively as possible. Creativity was needed to open up the living space and divide it usefully without building new walls. Linen curtains visually separate the apartment, filtering light in the sleeping area while protecting it from curious eyes. This is ideal for anyone who wants to set up a studio and define the sleeping area visually.
Studio apartment: Gothic style gives the interior an eccentric touch
The apartment itself was influenced by Gothic culture: the small windows typical of old 18th-century buildings inspired the architects in their approach. Rustic period-style furniture is combined with images from the Victorian era. The brick wall was painted white, creating a strong contrast with the black furniture. Gothic-inspired accessories, including skulls, birds and other borrowed design elements, give the interior an eccentric touch. Still, the basic layout principles and simple furnishing ideas can be useful for anyone who wants to set up a studio, whatever the style.
The living room is divided by curtains
Black furniture contrasts with the white brick wall
Furniture and accessories from the Victorian era
Rustic furniture in the room
Gothic-inspired interior
Beautiful pictures on the walls
Exceptional home accessories and coffee table in the living room
High quality furniture and rustic sculptures
The wooden beams have been restored
Peter Dark
Anna Lohan
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