The apartment has an area of ​​100 m2, located in an apartment building in Hanoi. The main functions include a living room with a kitchen - dining room, three bedrooms and two bathrooms.

The owner is a young family, wishing to own a spacious living space, fully equipped with amenities at a reasonable budget. The team of architects chose to make the most of available resources, combining the use of economical materials, minimalist design, adding greenery...

Before the renovation, the apartment had an old design, the space was small, and the functional areas were not optimized. After the renovation, the apartment changed to an open, minimalist design and made the most of natural light.

The renovation project took 45 days to complete, costing about 300 million VND.

Some interior items such as doors, wooden floors, and plaster ceilings are repainted or slightly renovated to suit the new space.

Materials such as industrial wood, environmentally friendly water-based paint... help save costs while still ensuring durability and aesthetics.

Functional rooms limit unnecessary furniture to expand space, while using light colors to create an airy feeling.

Green plants such as snake plants, pothos... are arranged in the corners of the room, window sills and desks to help purify the air.

Compact bathroom with design to optimize space.

The bedroom is designed with the child's favorite color scheme.

Auxiliary spaces such as study corners, cabinets, shelves... are integrated into the bedroom.

Smart furniture is the choice to help keep the bedroom space neat and tidy.

The interior is restrained, prioritizing open space and being filled with light.

Interior layout plan.