Designs & Ideas for Your Studio Apartment's Living Room
Although having a studio apartment idea may place physical restrictions on you, your creativity should not suffer. It is totally up to you what you can or cannot accomplish with the design of your living room. In reality, it is entirely possible to transform your the beach themed living room.
If you already have an aquarium, why not take advantage of that and turn it into a theme? A potted palm tree is surprisingly affordable and looks great inside. If you lay down a large section of artificial turf, the effect of the tree is enhanced ten-fold. A huge backdrop in the form of a beach painting will turn your studio apartment interior design into a tropical hideaway. By the way, you don't have to spend a thousand dollars at an art store for the painting. A search of the local thrift stores will usually turn up wonderful paintings, photos or prints for no more than twenty dollars. If you want to go all out on this beach theme, you may add a child's tiny wading pool. Fill it a quarter-full with water and put play sand in the middle for a sandbar. Place a colourful pail of sand on top for an added touch.
One of the great things about living room design and studio apartment design is that if you can paint the apartment or wallpaper it in one day. If you are lucky enough to have hardwood floors, why not go for the Stockholm look? Paint three of the walls and the ceiling eggshell white. Apply a seal brown, or taupe-pattern of wallpaper to the fourth wall. Add curtains with a design similar to that of the wallpaper. A circular straw mat in the middle of the floor, and set off by a large
floor vase of dried flowers will complete the look. By the way, this is an excellent design to use with a room divider.
In most cases, simple elegance is what gives an apartment studio a feeling of both charm and space. You can paint your central room old lace, and lay down a white sheepskin throw rug. A small, stately dining room set works well. You don't have to buy a Hans Wegner set. A simple, well-polished oak table with matching chairs works just fine, especially if you top it with tall, white candles. A clock with Roman numerals works great in this setting, as does a stand with wildflowers.
Your studio apartment decorating, if the living room design is done well, will be a place people want to visit. It doesn't need to be a stopping off place for guests who wish to go elsewhere. By taking advantage of your creative side, your studio apartment may well be the envy of those with spacious houses and bigger budgets.
