Studio apartment ideas for single mom

How you choose to arrange your furniture has a huge impact on the feel of your space. In a studio apartment where every single square foot counts—here are 3 ways to lay out your small space. #studio #studioapartment #smallspace #studiolayout #studioapartmentideas #layoutideas #smalllivingroom #smallbedroom

Name: Karen Johnson; my son and son-in-law live in separate area of homeLocation: Briarcliffe Neighborhood — Atlanta, GeorgiaType of home: Studio apartment in my son’s homeSize: 400 square footYears lived in: 2 years, owned Tell us a little (or a lot) about your home and the people who live there: I am a retired single woman. I recently moved back to Atlanta after living in the Dominican Republic for 15 years.

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One of the biggest challenges of living in a single room is figuring out where to put the furniture. Since my current home is a 250 square foot studio, I’ve experienced this frustration firsthand, so I’ve decided to create a handy guide to steer you through the process of laying out your studio apartment. 1. Start with the bed.