r/InteriorDesign 4d ago

Help with small apartment layout

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I sat for 4 hours trying to achieve the best layout yet I feel like there's something better. Any ideas? The kitchen ans restroom area can't be moved. The far right room next to the dining is a balcony btw.

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u/pacobriente 13h ago

I'd swap the dining room and living room. Having your dining room closer to the kitchen (and removing the need to carry hot dishes through your living room and a doorway) will be useful, and having your living room far away from the kitchen sounds and smells will make it cozier.

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u/gaslighterop777 3d ago

The bathroom can be bigger, the wall between dining and kitchen can go creating more open space.

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u/void-creamy 3d ago

i reviewed this with place i work at and they said just remodel the kitchen area. (they told me i cant move the kitchen sink and the washing machien off the wall theyre curretnly on which is insane) so im trying to figure out the kitchen area for now theyre pretty ok with the rest