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Design of a 3‑room apartment and more
The main goal is to divide the apartment into functional zones while preserving the integrity of the interior. The project begins with the layout: who lives in the apartment, which scenarios are important, and how many private and common areas are needed
Buyers of real estate in new buildings
Owners of small spaces
Owners of apartments for living
For investors looking to rent out
For those who do turnkey renovations
For those who value proper zoning
Those who want to calculate the budget in advance
For clients who value a modern interior
Who is the service suitable for?
Упаковка бренда - интерьер становится частью маркетинга
Соответствие нормам - санитарные, пожарные и технологические требования
Снижение затрат на переделки - все продумано на этапе проекта
Оптимизация пространства - больше посадочных без ощущения тесноты
Четкая концепция - гости понимают, куда они пришли и зачем возвращаться
Рост выручки - атмосфера влияет на время пребывания и средний чек
The kitchen and living room are often combined, and the space is redistributed. It is important to maintain a unified interior style. All rooms should function as a single system, not as separate rooms
The main thing is a proper distribution of zones. It is important to divide the space into private and common parts without losing the logic. The design project for a three‑room apartment is based on life scenarios: movement, storage, interaction between rooms
Что дает грамотный дизайн HoReCa:
The process of developing a coffee shop design
Storage systems
Living room or kitchen‑living room
The bedroom as a private area
Storage systems
If necessary — a workplace
Living room or kitchen‑living room
If necessary — a workplace
As a rule, the following are distinguished:
The bedroom as a private area
Planning solution
Planning solution
Working drawings
Furniture arrangement
Lighting and electrical diagrams
3D visualization
Selection of finishing materials
Recommendations for furniture and equipment
3D visualization
Working drawings
Lighting and electrical diagrams
Recommendations for furniture and equipment
Selection of finishing materials
What is included in the design project:
Furniture arrangement
Questions and answers
More zones and scenarios. More complex planning logic is required: separation of private and common spaces, a well‑thought‑out storage system and connections between rooms
Not always. The decision depends on the lifestyle. For an active family, this is convenient; for those who value isolation, it’s better to keep separate rooms
Yes, in three‑room apartments this is often possible due to the redistribution of space or optimization of the layout
At the planning stage, the life scenarios of each person are analyzed. This affects the zoning, the layout of the rooms, and the functionality of the space
Yes, flexible solutions are incorporated: universal zones, the possibility of transforming furniture and reconfiguring the space without major changes
Critically important. Different rooms may differ in function, but they must be unified by a common concept and materials
Questions and answers
More zones and scenarios. More complex planning logic is required: separation of private and common spaces, a well‑thought‑out storage system and connections between rooms
Not always. The decision depends on the lifestyle. For an active family, this is convenient; for those who value isolation, it’s better to keep separate rooms
Yes, in three‑room apartments this is often possible due to the redistribution of space or optimization of the layout
At the planning stage, the life scenarios of each person are analyzed. This affects the zoning, the layout of the rooms, and the functionality of the space
Yes, flexible solutions are incorporated: universal zones, the possibility of transforming furniture and reconfiguring the space without major changes
Critically important. Different rooms may differ in function, but they must be unified by a common concept and materials
Questions and answers
More zones and scenarios. More complex planning logic is required: separation of private and common spaces, a well‑thought‑out storage system and connections between rooms
Not always. The decision depends on the lifestyle. For an active family, it’s convenient; for those who value isolation, it’s better to keep separate rooms
Yes, in three‑room apartments this is often possible due to the redistribution of space or optimization of the layout
At the planning stage, the life scenarios of each person are analyzed. This affects the zoning, the layout of the rooms, and the functionality of the space
Yes, flexible solutions are incorporated: universal zones, the possibility of transforming furniture and reconfiguring the space without major changes
Critically important. Different rooms may differ in function, but they must be unified by a common concept and materials
