Transforming a cluttered 35m² living space into a serene, functional environment required careful planning and strategic furniture choices. The goal: create a space that supports both productivity and relaxation without compromising on aesthetic appeal.

Design Philosophy

• Light colors to maximize perceived space and natural brightness
• Multi-functional furniture to reduce clutter and increase utility
• Natural materials (wood, linen, wool) for warmth and texture
• Strategic storage solutions hidden in plain sight

Key Furniture Selections

The transformation process took 6 weeks, with careful attention to maintaining functionality throughout. Each piece was chosen for its ability to serve multiple purposes while contributing to the overall aesthetic cohesion.

Color Palette Strategy

1. Base: Warm white walls (Farrow & Ball Pointing)
2. Accent: Soft pink and sage green textiles
3. Natural: Oak wood tones throughout
4. Contrast: Black metal accents for definition

Lighting Design

Layered lighting creates ambiance and functionality. Morning light from large windows is supplemented by warm LED strips behind the TV console, a statement pendant over the seating area, and a reading floor lamp by the accent chair.

Impact on Daily Life

The psychological impact was immediate and profound. The space now actively supports different activities: focused reading in the corner chair, relaxed socializing on the sofa, and even productive work sessions at the coffee table when needed.

Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication. A well-designed space should enhance life, not complicate it.
- Leonardo da Vinci (adapted)

Next Phase: Bedroom Redesign

Building on the living room success, the bedroom will follow similar principles with focus on sleep optimization and morning routine support. The goal: create a sanctuary that promotes rest and energizing wake-ups.