Interior design company LittleMore designed this 32 ㎡ small apartment in Hong Kong designed for a young couple who want to update their apartment with more natural light. Since the couple often work at home, they do not want to work in separate spaces, the open layout of the apartment allows each of them to have their own space, just like working in the living room or at the desk, but at the same time close to each other. The table is filled with natural light from multiple windows and is built-in to make the most of the space. Open shelving units and cabinets below add storage space.

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The entrance has a small entrance with lockers and a bench with clothes hooks on top. In the main living area, there is a kitchenette hidden in the portico. The kitchen has minimalist white cabinets, gray rear fenders and a washing machine. In the bedroom, the bed rises on a wooden platform, which also includes a bedside cabinet. Next to the windows, there is also an additional wooden platform that provides additional seating and a place to display plants. At the other end of the bedroom, there is a bookcase and a closet.
The bathroom is hidden behind a door and almost blends into the wall between the kitchen and the bedroom. The small bathroom has a toilet, a shower, a dressing area, a window and a storage room.
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