Studios are increasingly popular, in capital cities, this type of architecture is now an easily found reality. This is because the spaces used generally served as factories and offices that were dismantled and transformed into apartments.
Therefore, one of the main characteristics of this type of property is the integration between environments. However, the mission of decorating a studio is not as simple as it seems. After all, it is important that there is harmony between spaces.
Want to know how to do this? So keep reading, here you will find:
- How to decorate a studio while spending little?
- How to organize a small studio?
- How much does it cost to decorate a studio?
- How to divide a studio?
Good reading!
How to decorate a studio while spending little?
When we think about decorating a home, it is almost automatic to associate it with shopping in luxury decorative items stores. However, there are super cheap and even free options that you can use to decorate your studio.
The first step is to have in mind what the decoration style will be. To do this, just look for some references on the internet and see which one best fits your personality, for example: rustic, industrial, minimalist, among others.
Next, remember that decoration is made up of any item that enhances the environment. Therefore, the color of the wall, furniture, cushions, crockery, bed linen, towel, anything counts!
As a result, the best way to decorate a studio on a budget is to go DIY or Do It Yourself. Painting, wrapping and transforming the usefulness of a piece of furniture or object that you already have, in addition to being a sustainable attitude, is an excellent opportunity to save money at home.
How to organize a small studio?
The architecture of a studio is marked by the integration of environments, right? This way, when you receive a visitor, you can’t hide the mess on the kitchen counter or the unmade bed.
Therefore, acquiring techniques and having furniture that helps with this organization is very important. For example, instead of leaving your key, wallet and glasses lying on the sideboard in the entrance hall, add a pot or dish that will serve as decoration and help organize the space.
Furthermore, sectorizing environments is also important. After all, there’s no point in having a bed between the kitchen and the dining room. To avoid this type of error, value functionality and, if necessary, ask a professional for help.
Built-in and custom-made cabinets are also essential in small studios. This is because it is possible to use an entire wall to have cabinets that will serve kitchen utensils, cleaning products and clothes. This technique will help you save money as you will only need to build one piece of furniture.
- Enjoy and follow us on Google News to find out everything about Fashion, Beauty, Celebrities, Décor and much more. Just click here, then on the little star 🌟 in the News.
How much does it cost to organize a studio?
The answer will depend on what you want from the organization service. After all, there is the personal organizer who goes to the place to put everything in its right place and tidy up the existing mess and there is the interior designer who offers organization solutions for the home based on the aesthetics of the environment.
In the first case, the professional will probably charge per hour worked. This way, through a photo or an advance visit, he will be able to tell you how many hours it will take to organize the studio. Therefore, the price charged per hour varies between R$80 and R$200.
On the other hand, the second service is carried out by an architect and/or interior designer. These professionals charge per square meter. In this case, the value varies between R$100 and R$135 per square meter.
How to divide a studio?
The best way to divide spaces is to use decorative items. For example, the living room can be demarcated by a rug that surrounds the sofas and goes up to the TV rack.
On the other hand, the kitchen can be separated from the dining room using a countertop, just as the bedroom can be divided from the living room using the sofa itself.
In addition, there are also partitions made with painting on the wall that are great for giving personality and liveliness to the home. Furthermore, there are removable dividers that are perfect for those who like to change their furniture frequently.
Here are some examples:
Studio decor inspiration
Finally, we have separated some more photos of decorated studios for you to save and use for inspiration in your project. Enjoy!
Alane Dias, Davi Brito and Giovanna Lima are in the 18th Paredão! On Sunday, another one of them says goodbye to the house; Which brother do you think will leave the program? Participate in the vote in the Fashion Bubbles poll and check partial results in real time!
