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to Own.ph: One of 2013's best livable micro apartments, this Alan Chu design is
only 36 square meters and displays the best things in a small home -
simplicity, efficiency and beauty.
In
an attempt to save space, Alan Chu confined all the storage to a
single wall, with an entertainment system in crate-like boxes at one end
and kitchen cupboards that swing or slide open at the other.
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"The idea is to use a single element to organise the
space of the small apartment with an area of 36 square metres, distributed over
two floors," he told Dezeen.
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Red surfaces inside the pinewood units match the scarlet
fridge and rug, the only colour in the otherwise monochrome and wood interior.
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"The apartment is the temporary residence of a recently
divorced young businessman and the decor plays with the transience of the
moment: a time of changes, improvisation and reorganisation," Chu said.
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White tiles laid in a brickwork pattern cover three walls of
the lower floor while the fourth is taken up by floor-to-ceiling windows.
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A large sofa bed beneath the double-height portion of the
apartment takes up the majority of the floor space, though there is also room
for a small table and chairs.
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A black metal staircase spirals up to the mezzanine through
another wooden box that sits opposite the bathroom, tucked in one corner and
surrounded by dark walls.
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Black is also used for the wall behind the bed, the only item
of furniture on the glass-edged balcony apart from a chair and a wall-mounted
lamp.
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Dark wood covering the ceiling below is also laid on the
mezzanine floor and glass panels form balustrades that help retain an open
feeling.
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