The apartment has an area of ​​65 m2, located in an apartment building in Nam Tu Liem district (Hanoi). The main functions include a living room, kitchen - dining room, two bedrooms and two bathrooms.

The owner is a young couple, with not much capital but still decided to buy and renovate the apartment to create a private living space. With the desire to save as much cost as possible, the team of architects chose the option of making the most of the available items, while selecting furniture, using popular materials and flexible functions to apply to all spaces.

Furniture such as sofas, dining tables or armchairs with curved shapes help create a more comfortable and cozy space than angular designs. These curves also create a relaxing and gentle feeling for the living space.

Curves also appear in architectural details such as vaulted ceilings or walls, doors... to help connect spaces.

The living room always has enough natural light thanks to the large glass wall. The interior mainly uses wood, leather... to create a light, cozy feeling.

The kitchen and dining area are connected to the living room, helping to increase interaction between family members and guests.

The existing kitchen cabinet system is reused and modern equipment is added to make cooking convenient for the homeowner.

Both bedrooms have windows for light and air circulation.

The wall cabinet system that doubles as a dressing table helps optimize space usage while still ensuring storage needs are met.

Interior layout.

The project was constructed in 40 days, costing about 250 million VND including all interior and renovation.