Design of a studio apartment in Paris
Enaam Jarjis
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The client wanted a stylish, expressive home that made the most of a very compact studio apartment, with clearly defined functions while maintaining an open and spacious feeling. The wish was also for generous integrated storage, multifunctional solutions, and a cohesive interior.
I designed a compact studio apartment with a strong focus on functionality, visual continuity, and refined interior design.
The apartment was organized into six distinct zones: entrance, kitchen, sleeping area, lounge, workspace, and bathroom.
I used integrated storage and multifunctional furniture to maximize every centimetre while keeping the open-plan space uncluttered.
A distinctive palette of blush pink, seafoam green, brass, pale stone, terrazzo, and soft neutral textiles creates a cohesive identity throughout the apartment.
Botanical patterns, curved forms, and carefully selected materials add softness and character to the interior.
Layered lighting was designed for each function, combining ambient, task, decorative, and accent lighting.
The result is a compact yet elegant and highly functional home where every zone feels connected, spacious, and thoughtfully designed.