02 / SMALLER FOOTPRINT

A 300 sq ft studio apartment layout with storage in mind

At 3.4 × 8.2 m, this concept has 27.88 m² of modeled floor area—about 300 sq ft. The question is not how many pieces can fit, but which pieces earn their place. This version trades the coffee table for storage.

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More storage in about 300 sq ft with living at the entrance, a central bed and rear kitchen and bathroom
Illustrative floor plan using the same geometry as the interactive demo.
MODELED AREA27.88 m² / 300 sq ft
ROOM DIMENSIONS3.4 × 8.2 m
BED MODEL1.5 × 2.0 m
REAR SIDE PASSAGE1.10 m
THE BRIEF

Keep a real bed and a small sofa while adding places for everyday belongings.

Use this as a starting point for a narrow studio of similar proportions. The area includes the modeled rear service zones and is an approximation, not a surveyed or rentable-area measurement.

Why the furniture is arranged this way

Remove the coffee table first

The storage arrangement keeps the sofa but removes the table from the living area. Before adding more cabinets, compare how this changes the route through the room.

Use shallow cabinets

The two cabinet models are each 0.85 m wide and 0.35 m deep. One is placed in the living area and one beside the sleeping area. Their doors and drawers are not simulated: allow opening space before buying a real cabinet.

Check the narrower passage

The rear side passage is 1.10 m wide, compared with 1.25 m in the larger example. The bed still measures 1.5 × 2 m; shrinking the room does not shrink the furniture.

THE TRADEOFF

What you gain. What you give up.

You gain storage and lose a surface for meals or drinks beside the sofa. Tall cabinets can also make a small room feel more enclosed. The model checks simple overlaps, not visual comfort, drawer access or a safe escape route.

Try one change before deciding

Switch between Storage and Everyday. Hide one cabinet and look at the sleeping area from above. Move it in small steps while watching the layout warnings; a warning-free arrangement still needs real measurements.

Use the same model to compare Everyday, Storage and Work. Change only the furniture first, then adjust the room dimensions to see what stops fitting.

A quick guide to the demo controls

The current editor uses Chinese labels. Drag in Browse mode to orbit, right-drag to pan, and scroll to zoom. On a touch screen, use two fingers to pan or zoom.

俯视 · Top view
Look straight down to compare floor space.
摆放 · Place
Select and drag furniture. The right panel also accepts positions in meters.
对比布局 · Compare
View the arrangements side by side.
校正户型 · Room dimensions
Change room measurements. Furniture keeps its original size.
保存到我的账号 · Save to my account
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Measure before you make it real

These concepts are created for public demonstration. They do not come from customer uploads. The furniture is illustrative; the model does not verify load-bearing walls, window locations, ventilation, building rules, plumbing or door and cabinet opening clearances. Simple overlap warnings are a starting point, not a safety assessment.

Furniture models: Kenney Furniture Kit (CC0).

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