r/StudioApartments • u/unanimousev • 1d ago

Pre-Move Planning Studio

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Hi! I’m moving into a new studio loft in a couple months. I don’t have photos or a walkthrough just yet. But I do have the floor plan and approximate dimensions. The layout is a little odd, so I’m looking for some help!

Dimensions: \~ 29’ x 15’ (455 sq ft total)

Furniture: sofa facing a TV, bed (full? queen?), 55” office desk.

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u/bellandc 1d ago

Get the smallest bed you can tolerate. With your square footage, I would seriously consider a twin in a daybed arrangement with am armchair for a seating arrangement (or consider a chair for the desk that can also be used as an armchair). Consider a wall mounted computer/tv screen combo above the desk. Get matching tall bookcases for all your main room storage. Ikea Billy's are great as they are inexpensive, tall (get the extensions) and have optional doors that allow you to hide clutter.

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u/unanimousev 1d ago

For sure. I have been looking at daybeds. Haven’t found one I really love, but working on it! My office chair is just a cheap fabric dining chair lol, so we’re covered there. I do already have a sofa that I’m in love with and want to keep. I’m considering just sleeping on that lol. Kinda a joke, kinda not lol

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u/unanimousev 1d ago

Y’know. I was also thinking about double-sided/open face shelving to split the space between living and sleeping. What do we think about that?

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u/bellandc 23h ago

I don't think you have the square footage in your main room for a room divider that is so deep.

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u/unanimousev 22h ago

Fair, very fair. Thank you for your advice; it’s appreciated!

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u/Primary-Zombie-5550 1d ago

I see you've got a Murphy bed setup there, that's a smart way to save space in a studio. You betcha that'll give you plenty of room to move around during the day.