Is it just you? Do you plan on entertaining?

This is a double post, right? Didn't you ask about the same space?

Why ask twice ???

With such a limited amount of room, I would replace the sofa with a sleep sofa and get rid of the bed.

1st post photo of studio wasn’t clear, sorry :/

Thank you, Jan! On how to measure properly🙏🏼

Lyn, sleep sofa is a hassle & uncomfortable

Read your other post.

What are the walk in closet measurements and can .you fit the bed in there? I've done it before and it makes for a really cozy sleep space.

Thanks Kendra, closet is not big enough

@Jan's layout makes the most sense. The balcony door is closer to the foot of the bed instead of the head, which is a better flow, even if you don't hang out on the balcony.

Here are some studio pics that show the same concept of bed and sofa diagonally opposite each other.

I'm not a fan of putting dividers or screens in a small studio. I think it chops up the space too much. Instead, I think of studios like hotel rooms where all of the functions are out in the open in one space.

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Except you don't usually stay for months in a hotel, and it is nice when having a friends in, NOT to see your bed in full view, and a screen folds up.

Meanwhile............I still do not see the full dimensions for walls ALL of them, so there you go, and Jen has either moved the furniture and is all set, or is not all set.: )

Please dont' post a Design Dilemma twice. If you need to add to a thread, add it to the same one, and your Dilemma will go to the top. . You already got answers, so why are you asking again?

And when you do post, please do so like this:

Here is how to post a Design Dilemma to get the best results. (Post only one thread on same Dilemma. You can add photos to original thread.) You need to show the whole space—all four sides of an entire space—even if it’s about one specific Dilemma. Commenters need to see doorways, windows, closets, finishes throughout the space to make informed suggestions. In open spaces, Commentors need to see adjacent spaces like living, dining, family room areas that adjoin a kitchen. This is so finishes like cabinetry, paint, and flooring harmonize in the whole space.

It was my 1st post. Ever. And already apologized.. for not knowing

Thanks for the tutorial obviously I needed it

Kendra, I once did live in a hotel for 7months lol

And Kendrah, I’m in agreement w/ur note 💯 %

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