A cream-wood scheme that develops vertical space: a box-stair leads to an upper sleeping loft, while the lower level hosts a second bed, study nook and full storage, all in around 21 square metres.

Around 21 square metres, this cream-and-light-wood scheme turns height into a second floor of usable space. A box-stair with round cut-outs leads to an upper sleeping loft with protective rails, while the space below holds a second bed, a built-in study corner and generous storage.

Key highlights

  • Split-level sleeping: an upper loft with guard rails and a curtained lower bed keep rest zones private yet connected.
  • Box stair doubles as a study nook — the sloping panels enclose a quiet work corner with openings to reduce the closed-in feel.
  • Full-height and under-bed storage: rattan-door top cabinets, drawer beds and an entry high cabinet with fridge and display niches.
  • Kitchen, hall and bathroom flows are planned so everyday routines rarely cross the sleeping areas.
  • Suitable for families with children or anyone who values storage density in a small home.

Actual dimensions, load-bearing and construction details must be confirmed with on-site measurement and formal shop drawings.

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