Belsize Park FlatContemporary Staircase, London
Architectural Photography by Simon Kennedy http://www.simonkennedy.net/
What Houzz contributors are saying:
Professional advice from:Pravin Muthiah, CoupdevilleJamie Falla, Jamie Falla ArchitectureColm Doyle, DMVF ArchitectsMax out your living space. Building a mezzanine (an in-between floor) or loft level for your bed is a fantastic way to increase the floor space of a compact flat. In this apartment, owned and designed by architect Pravin Muthiah, of Coupdeville in London, moving the bedroom to a higher level has allowed the flat’s living area to be made into a larger, open-plan space — the sort of spatial luxury that really makes a difference in a one-bedroom home. “With most small, modern spaces, normally both the living room and bedroom would be on the same floor,” says Muthiah, “but this is a good example of how a small space can feel much more generous by having a mezzanine. It effectively adds another room, as well as increasing resale value.”
What Houzzers are commenting on:
I immagined a rustic round staircase, like the one in this picture.
Studio space, with shelving, kitchenette, storage.
