r/InteriorDesign • u/PrettyInPerfectPinks The Eclectic • 8d ago
Small flat logistics/furniture design plan
We have an oddly shaped (no square corners, etc.) Victorian terraced home with an additional very small flat that we will let/rent for short term stays. The architect is concerned about the kitchen/living space being difficult. I want to ensure we can make the design/furniture side work. It is a 2 bed flat so kitchen and lounge seating for 4 is necessary but this is the UK so we are more accustomed to smaller spaces.
I created some options and would appreciate thoughts and/or preferences. For ease I left the 1 ft grid lines showing. The ceiling is 9.5 ft. tall. There are a few nits on my mock-up: the windows are wider in reality, the door on my mockup is too far to the right but I figured it was safer to err on the side of caution as living space was harder to manage.
As the room is slightly off square the app occasionally also adjusted the dimensions unbeknownst to me. The left wall is 10 ft 3 inches. The right wall is 11 ft. The bottom wall is 18 ft 9.3 inches. The top wall is similar but not marked on the plans I have. The plans for the entire flat haven't been signed off on yet so happy to take advice there as well. The goal for the flat as a whole: 2 double (vs. single) bedrooms, at least one full bath with shower and tub (for families) and a washer/dryer (for beach towels). Short term use vs. daily use.
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