Nobody can tell what you have.

Post better pictures with full daylight and without BLURRING

Do you rent or own this space?

You have too much stuff in the first picture. How many people use this space on a regular basis? (not including guests) Please give us a floor plan with measurements. Is that size dining table and number of chairs really needed? You need to be brutally honest about your space. Permanent seating is reserved for people who live here. Guest seating can sit in fold up chairs. Store them in another room, or up high on a wall.

a good edit first.

decide what you NEED and go from there. Are you prepared to buy any new furniture or organizational products?

AI has edited your apartment. Now that we have a better idea of what is there, we still can't tell from your pictures exactly where these rooms are in relation to others and it seems we don't see everything (not sure if that's a TV in one of the pictures but AI has removed it). What are you aiming to achieve with your space?

Hi there Elena 🙂
Give yourself some credit! You’ve made some lovely picks for in limited space and KEPT the nice things, not tossed for convenience! I think people feel Spartan and bare minimalist should be the rule for studios, and I think that makes for a fly-by-night motel look. One moment, pondering pondering…

Back briefly! It’s late here, but I wanted to recommend a few things quickly —
Chairs must go on the opposite side of the dining table — this creates a natural divide.
Pull some the shelves out of the open closet shelving to make the home office there, small table & chair below a top shelf.
TV unit angled in the corner where the smaller brown chair is.
I agree with posters above, things must go — you would be surprised what will fit in cabinets. The grey Sterlite storage are great for larger spaces, but you end up living in a sea of tubs and rolling carts. Flat cardboard boxes will fit wardrobe storage much better. Studios can be a challenge to decorate to your satisfaction, but they teach you via very valuable life knowledge — how to function on less — only what is needed! Hidden storage is a skill well! And when the day comes when you have more space, you miss the convenience of your studio. Trust me on this. Lol! Enjoy this cozy comfort part of life, learn to do with less, and one more thing…
Marketplace! We all need to learn to let go of items we cannot use for space’s sake! I find once I put boxes of items in FB marketplace for 5$ or $10 or so, it’s MUCH easier to let go.
Clear things out, add a little color, decorate, and have fun! ❤️

I rent ,my furniture it new. I'm frustrated and can't seem to get it cozy and comfy to my satisfaction please help. I've been here for two months already .

Furniture is new

You say "Please Help".......but you haven't drawn and measured the space, uploaded a jpeg of that drawing , nor have you taken better pictures in daylight.....without the blurred effect.

Until you do these things? Hard to help.: ) You are there.......we are n.o.t.

Show it as we'd see it, if we were in the apartment, all angles and yes, we need dimensions

A too scale floor plan will really help folks help you.

More and more i’m getting the feeling that less and less people have access to a measuring tape, hence the reluctance or inability to provide the to scale floor plan so often requested.

A floor plan would be so helpful to suggest a furniture layout to make this apartment feel cozy.

You can order a thirty five foot tape measure in one minute, for next day delivery on Amazon - I'm more inclined to think that most want the AMAZON Miracle Answer, and right away please: )

And once you've made a scale floorplan, even on graph paper, you can use it to explore different arrangements of your furniture. Draw and cutout models of your pieces on post-it sticky notes. Same scale. You can move everything around on your scale floorplan.