Head to https://www.nts-store.com/collections/bundles to grab all our publications at one discounted bundle price.<br /><br />Paris-based architect Quentin Sommervogel transformed his cramped L-shaped flat into a bright, open living space. By removing the wall between the bedroom and living room, he created an open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area. Opening up the ceiling in the smaller end to increase volume, allowing for the addition of a mezzanine with a cosy sleeping loft. Smart space-saving solutions include a hidden wardrobe in the staircase and bright yellow metal tie rods replacing bulky beams. The minimalist design features a durable hydro MDF kitchen in muted green, complemented by personal touches like an antique mahogany cabinet from his grandfather. Simple materials like plywood further enhance the apartment’s clean, functional aesthetic.<br /><br />#smallapartment #architecture #interiordesign <br /><br />Ep 193<br />Project Name: Rue de Bagnolet<br />Architect: http://www.qs-a.com/ <br /><br />Produced by New Mac Video Agency<br />Creator: Colin Chee<br />Director: Nam Tran<br />Cinematographer: Matthieu Torres<br />Producer: Lindsay Barnard<br />Editor: Sebastian Tibbs<br />Music: Artlist.io<br />Grow Slow Grow Deep by We Dream of Eden<br />Someplace Else by Adi Goldstein<br /><br />Share you projects with us- https://www.nevertoosmall.com/submissions<br />Subscribe to our newsletter- https://www.nevertoosmall.com/subscribe <br />Check out our store- https://www.nts-store.com<br />Website- https://www.nevertoosmall.com<br />Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/nvtsmall<br />Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/nvtsmall
