This small apartment is designed for two people, is a unique space with a built-in bedroom — this approach is unique. “express contrast” enriches the meaning of “housing”. It helps to better understand the complexity of functions and the needs of users. Modeled on Japanese architecture, it offers users every square meter. next to the huge storage space, the main living room is not lost. Everything is optimized, so users can seamlessly meet all their needs by choosing a variety of activities, such as entertainment, without making any compromises. From daily stretching exercises to partner exercises, large rooms provide ample width for these necessary moves.

The expandable dining table, placed inside a cabinet on the living room windowsill, is mobile and can accommodate 6 people at dinner, while the modular sofa provides overnight accommodation for one person. Due to the width of the space and the various ways of arranging the living room, it is a challenge to perceive the cost. The impression of spaciousness, even in this small space, manifests itself as a straight line connection of adjacent rooms in each room. Entering every corner of the space is possible, which creates more intimacy as we enter deeper space, while not neglecting other parts of the space. The unique feeling is that of being created — a whole that builds the penetration of the two worlds inside and out. A feeling of loneliness, belonging to a certain room. This space represents everything we never knew, and we can experience in a very limited square meter apartment.
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