Nice way to make a bedroom in a studio. Not so different from using a curtain. I might have put the bed on the right hand wall, though.

The LR chandelier, though, looks like part of a horror story by Poe. When’s it going to drop?

I feel like the all glass doors are a bit of an expensive party trick. They may reduce sound, I think this location is particularly noisy, but they don't provide any privacy or light control even if privacy in a studio were necessary. Doors open or closed make no difference. (There is a separate solid compartment for the toilet).

The circuit box really stands out. Are we not supposed to paint those? A lot of attention to detail, but missing that?

The grey utility box is very odd. Otherwise it's a really pretty space. If there's noise or other guests in the house....I wouldn't be comfortable there. It's a very odd layout Pal.

The separation for the bedroom is interesting but really doesn't serve any purpose other than decorative. Maybe an opaque glass would make more sense.

I never like a bathroom that can't give complete privacy.

All in all a size for a studio. Looks like ample storage.

I wonder what is behind the end there?

In some codes, the panel cannot be campouflaged.

I think the glass panels give a virtual separation, and your can close them to keep guests from walking in and sitting on the bed. You could also add curtains or frost the glass to hide it more. In a studio, any delineation is a good thing.

I think here it can't be in a closet or cabinet, but I don't believe there is anything the matter with painting it.

I think that if one couldn't paint it, one might seriously consider using more of that color in their wall treatments.

The cabinetry wall is really nice. I suppose past the fridge there might even be a TV in there. All the place really needs is some peel and stick window film and an antique Persian (=colored) rug. (Unless I'm allowed to paint. Then we need a little more time because those faux distressed beams aren't working for me...)

Those beams underneath are probably concrete, steel or both. This is one of the larger raw spaces.

This second one is a bit less refined but those windows more than make up for it.