NEVER TOO SMALL Waterside Italian Two Bedroom Tiny Apartment - 35sqm/376sqft
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ม.ค. 2021
- Inspired by the tightly designed interiors of sailing boats, llabb architecture converted this 70’s open plan studio apartment into a two bedroom home without expanding its 35sqm footprint. By creating a multi-functional storage unit on the rear wall, llabb was able to compartmentalise the apartment and embed 2 concealed bedrooms stacked on top of each other; while a long wooden strip creates a distinct ‘waterline’ that leads the eye into the living space. Still maintaining a fully featured but compact kitchen, bathroom and dining space, Riviera Cabin contains everything needed for complete and complex living.
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When the world needed them the most, they returned
HAHAH just what I was thinking
Finally!
Yesss
Love it!! Love the shelves
Yes!!
the stacked bedroom design is unique. its like a bunk but 2 rooms.
so it's a bunk bed with walls...
Yea it's nice so u can get a privacy
Its nice but not as unique as u might think, its been applied in a million homes in japan, hongkong, singapore, etc
Ho trascorso la mia infanzia è adolescenza a Deiva, ho visto edificare il palazzo, mi fa piacere constatare tanto buon gusto. Complimenti!
@@andreyusak6270 course.. but in Italy? kinda unique
oh to be a couple in their 60s living in a tasteful apartment on the italian riviera
Was wondering whether they'd consider adopting....? 🤔(Me!)
@@gus473 they'll need a third bedroom XD
@@lnfreeman I'll be happy with staying in the couch.. just gonna crash into their rooms once they're out of the house 😂
@@gus473 would you? (refering to previous comment)
This is just a getaway for them and two children. Can imagine what main residence is.
The wooden accents that run around the room really make a difference, they tie the whole room together.
Nice profile pic :)
@@Sam-hc3zb thank you!
@@chronic_daydreamer thats a fair point, but maybe they were going for the dated aesthetic?
No. That sounds like a genuine Italian accent.
It's amazing how they placed two big beds in that space.
I imagine the sofa becomes a sleeper, too.
@@megb7491 : I hope not. Imagine 6 people in 35 square meters. Promiscuity at its finest.
@@cameliap1146 The model looks exactly like IKEA's sofa bed FRIHETEN. So yes, you can fit 6 people in there
This is going into my inspiration folder. My husband and I are planning to sell our little townhouse and buy an empty section and each build our own home...the shells are going to be small and share a wall, we each will have only 40m2. I want to still be able to host my daughter and her boyfriend with me in mine but ensure privacy for night and fit mine and their large dogs...I was considering cupboard beds but I think a modified version of this, specifically customized to my needs would be perfect.
Not a good idea to live apart from your husband.
I love how the entire apartment really feels like the interior of a ship.
The "waterline" trim works very well, and the bathroom fittings are perfect! ⛵👍🏼😎
No. I don't care for it. Especially the "whale's ribs" in the bedroom.
Finally someone who doesn't use plywood everywhere when building the cabinets.
100% this, plywood and general pine looks cheap and nasty
@Coni Glione of course, it's lighter and cheaper. The problem to me is when non laminated plywood coats the whole surface
@Coni Glione well it is nice to see different concepts, this one was inspired by the living spaces in boats. It makes me laugh when architects use unrefined plywood because they remind them of "japanese minimalism". Sometimes it is also important to respect the building and the context.
Plywood is an amazing material but it always confuses me as well when they leave it naked. I’d always either paint it or veneer it. Naked, it might fit into an industrial interior style, but I think it looks bare and unappealing, and would look so much nicer with a pretty veneer - even in an industrial interior.
@Coni Glione If it's "marine" then I don't see how it could be non-laminated or at least have some coat of something. I guess that was the look they were going for. I personally only like it in theory, but in real life I don't like it. It reminds me of ferry lobby or an 70s camper (although I never stayed in one). I am glad this interior has other sources of "warmness"
Nautical theming tends to be gaudy and overdone, but this is subtle and well executed.
Very true.. Especially the bathroom.. Others especially go overboard on 'themed bathrooms'
Exactly. Everything resemble that of a ship's interior especially the curved shelving
Yes. Not the cliché-one with seashells and fake fishnets everywhere, but nautic like *in* a boat!
Ok but why is nobody talking about the bathroom? That circle mirror and the blue tiles! Wow.
YES!!! I love it as well 😊
Lol frr !! Gorgeous space and the bathroom is defo top notch !! Love it !
The mirror is stock IKEA but I too am amazed how well it fits the whole thing.
You know you’re a good architect when you can do this in such an small space 🤩
So true. Omg. 💯
I like this. Quoted as being a summer house...this design is perfect.
A small summer house is perfect. It’s a place where family and friends choose to gather together. To laugh, drink wine, eat good food, share stories and enjoy the outdoors. This notion of smallness comes from years spent at my grandparents cottage (Canadian term for summer house) Small, intimate, house with a screened in veranda which spanned the width of the lakeside building. The veranda allowed for protected observation of rainstorms as well as the enjoyment of eating lunch and enjoying late afternoon apéros together.
@@heatherchambers1609 - sounds idyllic. Love the idea of watching thunder storms. I'm a little jealous for not having grown up that way. Probably partly has to do with adults getting only a few weeks of vacations a year though. We did go places some years but stayed in motels mostly.
Yes, as a vaction home, this is nice, but day to day living would not be as fun .
I expected to see the living room transform as one of the bedrooms and I am so glad that wasn’t the case! Well done!
Many people think of nautical themes as including oceanic colours + seashells, but what we see here is an approach towards the space as a ship's stateroom/bunk, with all the functional nooks and crannies. This is really well executed, so in love 😍
Hats off to the architect, really clever design. One of my favorites I've seen.
it's a big room with a walled off bunk bed, also the lower bed places your head right under a structural wooden panel that you'll smack your head on when you wake up
@@burnzy3210 yes I can see that, but that's an easy fix. You could put the bed where the clothes storage is and where is the headboard of the bed put some kind of storage solution
@@ArtbyOscarMejia so why would you take your hat off to an architect who makes something so simple but yet needs a fix to a glaring issue?
I like the balance of white and wood element. This design give me a homey feeling to the house.
The bathroom is surprisingly bigger than I expected (considering the other spaces). Love it!
I love the idea of having a “water line” throughout. It somehow makes the space more calming.
Love the angled floating shelves! And I'm amazed at how he was able to fit two bedrooms into the small space.
He didn't.
One of the most beautiful projects that appeared in Never too Small. Equally poetical and functional!
Wau ❤️
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Amazing project! Can't believe at first the space behind theses doors will reveal 2 separate bedrooms! Complimenti!
Finally, a truly small space thoughtfully converted into a functional, calm but not sterile living space. With an actual storage potential and everyday functionality, without compromising the overall beautiful and understated esthetics. And all in, what it looks to be, an affordable manner (Ikea is not a dirty word after all). "Small spaces need to have their complexity", what a perfect final statement. Tells a lot about the conceptual integrity of the architect. Bravo!
this was a very creatively designed space! I love the water lines and the nautical theme of the interior. The colors are very warm and homey. Props to the architect!
As an amateur with woodworker, i typically feel overpowered with the entire arrangement th-cam.com/users/postUgkxrYREG3-7f1Aqk9ams3ZESRNzGnfdUtyQ . Be that as it may, this arrangements drove me through with much clarity and effortlessness woodplans. Works i now work like a genius. That is great!
I love how every shelve is cut in a triangular shape which gives the sensation of having more space.
This is one of the most creative uses of space I've seen on TH-cam.
I sometimes feel like crying at how soothing these videos are.
Clever and looks stunning. And finally a tiny apartment with a comfortable couch instead of a bench couch that you would never sit on to relax that seems to be the go to option for small spaces.
The way he designed the beds was a game changer, love it🥰🥰🥰
I really like how they followed through with the boat theme. Gives nice character.
It’s actually really nice to see an apartment not in Austrialia for once lol.
Same 😂
Yeah man! It's tiring !
when someone spells Australia wrong I’m like whaaaaaat 😂
Also Hong Kong
are you australian?
I like the nautical theme. It's so well executed, both in a practical and visual sense.
I love you never too small!!!
My only "complain" is : I can't wait for new episodes every time 🥰
I've seen this house in the past but only through photos. It's great to see a video not just of the space, but also of the architect who designed it.
I love the orange tones of that wood. Wonderful use of space with the sleeping loft above the bedroom
how they did the bedrooms is brilliant; love the nautic touch.
It's always beautiful to see an episode with a bidet in the bathroom
Really cozy! Yet it feels like no one lives there. It doesnt really have any personality. But I suppose this is the dream for anyone creating a project like this, or to be inspired by, like an empty canvas you can put your own heart and soul into with no limits
I love the designer’s sensitivity. Even the space inside somehow matches the atmosphere around the building..
Finally someone used an actual, comfortable looking couch ❤️
This is my favourite design so far. The way he put the two bedroom is so smart
The line on the wall like the sea's horizon helped a lot in the visuals
Excellent design! You've utilised all the space efficiently. I personally couldn't sleep in the bedrooms as I'm claustrophobic, but for someone who isn't, it's perfect! Well done!
I am claustrophobic too, but I think I could manage the second bedroom with all the panels opened.
Exactly what I thought, I agree with Barbara, the second bedroom with open panels could work for me. But all in all I would prefer to have this as a one bedroom. I would tweak the design to have storage where the first bedroom is (lower ceiling) so the top bedroom could be more spacious, with the panels open (preferably screened to keep out mosquitos, a mosquito in a small and possibly hot space in summer would freak me out) that would be really nice :)
Congratulations to the designer, this place is beautiful.
This episode feels so therapeutic!
I was amazed by the main "bedroom" and then jaw-dropped for the second floor 😲
I love how they manage to maximize space and create such wonderful homes, but when they show the bedrooms I always wonder... How do you manage to change the bed sheets without much struggle?
The blue colour above the wood so subtle .. enjoyed this
This is genious, all fitted in 35sqm I would certainly live there full time, so thought through! The change is absoluetly staggering
Always fancy to see small spaces being used to it's fullest.
never clicked faster on a video
Beautiful, the wooden water line is really such a subtle touch that makes it look so special and feel so cozy. Wow, this is something special.
I've watched every episode of this channel, now i've found myfav architecture. It's Georgeous. ❤️
Love the NAUTICAL theme! Especially the bathroom
Aren't the floor and wall tiles great for this place....?! 👍🏼😎
I’m in love with the blue tiled bathroom! 😍
Adorable concept and unpretentious finishings. Really cute
This is one of my favorites. The design truly makes the space look large, calm, and easy to live in. I think the layout of the apartment is top notch, also.
So impressive! When I heard 'two bedrooms in 35sqm' I was getting ready to be lied to, haha!
But damn.. this is outstanding, I never imagined this a possibility in this amount of space. Very clever design!
Ahh I love the wood accents; I would love to have that cabinet system in my living room!
This is awesome design, beautiful, the color of the bathroom tile pure inspiration!
I LOVE the hidden bedrooms!!! ... I’ve never seen that before
One of the best NTS i've seen. The stacked bedroom is awesome
That IKEA córner couch is by far the most popular piece of furniture in small apartments.
The funny thing is that so far nobody dares to mention is from IKEA just call it "Scandinavian design" lol
So far this has been the best design.. Perfectly done.🥰
The bathroom is the prettiest one I've seen
The best and most practical design and decor for a very small size apartment, excellent quality! Great absolutely love this one ❤ 😀
I like the finish and I think the theme throughout works really well, very clean. But the bottom bedroom with the heads just under the platform - I expect there to be a few bumped heads in the morning!
I would sleep with my feet under the low end and my head at the shelf end, solves the problem of hitting your head.
the more interior design video I watch, the more I understand how important a tall ceiling can open up a tiny space!!!
if I got to live alone I will definitely search for a house with tall ceiling
Wow what a beautiful location. The scenery is stunning
the wooden thing over your head where you would be sleeping looks really unconfotable
But if you're already in the nautical mindset it's totally acceptable. I was initially thinking I would find a claustrophobic, but the fact that the shallower room on top has those huge windows does a lot and then the larger room on the bottom is just like the sleeping cabin in a yacht. Which as a summer home for people who like sailing anyway makes sense.
Let me know if you find out the purpose to that!
@@sheenasolero it's under the entrance to the bedroom above
@@pichandretti100 so it serves no purpose other than saving space?
@@RcsN505 you will lose that good acces to the bed. If owners do not mind why bother. That wooden thing is only above part of the pillow, so it shouldn't be a problem when waking up
This is beautiful. I also love seeing small spaces inspired by boat building, because they're always creative yet simple.
They got 2 bedrooms and a washing machine in that apartment! That is impressive.
Smart, clever, beautiful. Greatly impressed.
what I just watched!! it's unbelievable! I'm so impressed!
I love the nautical theme. It’s not overwhelming and it adds beauty and functionality too. 🥰 Well done 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
omg I love that bathroom
the colors work beautifully together and the tiles give a sense of it being longer
very nice design here
That is so gorgeous! it's so well design 10/10
I love that all the shots are all still videos instead of pictures. It makes the video feel more like you’re there idk
I love this design, I'm obsessed with it.
I like that half the furniture is basic IKEA stuff but still well integrated by the custom elements of the double bedroom.
The hidden bedrooms are an amazing design. No one would ever guess!!
Combining white with wood or wood color always results in a successful formula. The two mini rooms one on top of the other is simply great. Congratulations to the arquitect.
the layered bedrooms are absolutely genius! I was so shocked when I saw how specious the master bedroom is. It isn't like a cubicle, you can still effectively have a private space of your own sharing such a small flat wowwowow
the furniture over the bed in the master bedroom looks way too low, i think i would hit my head every morning... other than that i love it!
Yeah... and let's hope the weather doesn't get too hot, or you'll roast trying to have a nap in those so-enclosed spaces!
I actually thought it looked tall compared to other loft bedrooms I've seen in this (or similar) series. And taller than one that I've actually stayed in.
If it really was a problem I suppose you could always pop your pillows down the other end
@@TriviRocks They must have thought of ventilation. Or they have good airconditioning.
The design and craftsmanship of this small apartment are of the highest standards and I would love to live there. I could imagine myself sitting out on the balcony drinking coffee in the morning ☕️☕️☕️
Very cool use of space
No matter what many time.. still love it so much
Complimenti, un genio, bellissima casa e in così poco spazio
Watching this channel in a warm bubble bath while eating spaghetti is what I consider self care
Wonderful design for a vacation home!
That bedroom sorcery!!!! I love it!!!
This design is just BRILLIANT.
nautical mood is very strong, the wooden lines, the blue pillow, the stripe pattern of the bed cover, and oceanic blue at the toilet... Like it.
Wow, first place here designed to really live in, not to brag about being a great architect. Key to distinguish - storage space. People usually need it if have more than one t-shirt.
One of the best featured, great execution of themes.
Great design, the architect has done a wonderful job! Thanks much for sharing
This is golden. Also, you one can not mistake to recognize the italian silhouette in the beginning. Such a treasure
Love Italian design, the best, even when they’re using Swedish cabinets🤫
The stacked bedrooms are gorgeous, particularly the parent’s room with the stunning ribbed ceiling that is echoed by the open shelving.
Smart to have shelving in the front of the sleeping unit to add both visual interest and color continuity.
Really love how each design has a story behind it!
I love the angled floating shelves about the kitchen, so simple but such a nice touch
People who live minimally speak so well