Of course, it is not easy to live in a small house, but we can have a very useful house by making changes in the interior design of our small house. Interior architecture helps us a lot in this regard. When we examine many different designs, the common point emerges as having an upper floor that makes small houses more useful.

Thanks to the upper floor added to the small houses, a lot of space is saved on the lower floor as well. The part to be opened on the lower floor is utilized by expanding the kitchen or living area. In this way, we can even have a large kitchen counter or corner seating in a small house.

We have brought together functional design ideas that you can apply to create a practical and stylish living space in small square meters.

New life practices point to minimalist layouts. We have started to look for ways to live in harmony with nature by consuming less energy, in smaller square meters with less furniture.
One of the secrets of creating a spacious setup in small square meters is to keep the windows as wide as possible in the architecture of your home. Thus, while allowing natural light to filter in, you can also enjoy the view of nature where you position your home.
Designing a bedroom on the mezzanine floor over the bathroom, arranging the living room and kitchen in the same space, solving under each furniture and other idle areas as a storage unit are among the common minimalist space dynamics preferred by architects.
Vote for designs that can be easily moved with their nested, foldable or wheeled mechanisms so that they do not crowd around when you are not using them. Your kitchen table can be a wall-mounted foldable shelf system, or those who have more room can choose a model that can stack their stools under the table and that can also function as a work table when not used as a kitchen table.
Designing the bedroom on the mezzanine floor is a very functional architectural solution in order to save space in a minimalist space setup. You won’t need a high ceiling as you don’t have to stand in the bed section.
There is no room for separating walls and doors between minimalist spatial volumes. Different parts of the house should form a balanced whole. While planning this, you can choose different materials for the floor coverings to create a distinctive perception of the living room and kitchen. In addition, using different colors on the walls of the bedroom, which is located on the living room and the mezzanine floor that opens to the living room, can be a practical solution for this.
We have brought together functional design ideas that you can apply to create a practical and stylish living space in small square meters.

Lagom philosophy, one of the prominent decoration approaches of recent years, advocates the understanding of “neither less, not more, as much as necessary”. In this trend, which we can also call the New Scandinavian minimalism, an order free of excesses, furniture and goods as much as you need, and a simple lifestyle dominate.