--- title: "Loft apartment design in Lviv, 37 m² | PISKOR" url: "https://piskor.com.ua/en/portfolio/2020/green-accent-loft-apartment/" canonical: "https://piskor.com.ua/en/portfolio/2020/green-accent-loft-apartment/" language: "en" robots: "noindex,nofollow" --- [Skip to content](https://piskor.com.ua/en/portfolio/2020/green-accent-loft-apartment/#main) [PISKOR Architect](https://piskor.com.ua/en/) [Portfolio](https://piskor.com.ua/en/portfolio/)[Contact](https://piskor.com.ua/en/portfolio/2020/green-accent-loft-apartment/#contact) [UA](https://piskor.com.ua/portfolio/2020/green-accent-loft-apartment/)/[EN](https://piskor.com.ua/en/portfolio/2020/green-accent-loft-apartment/) [+380 97 478 10 05 ↗](tel:+380974781005) [Home](https://piskor.com.ua/en/)/[Portfolio](https://piskor.com.ua/en/portfolio/)/A compact loft with green accents Interior design · Compact apartment # A compact loft with green accents. A 37 m² apartment with a glazed bedroom, open kitchen and dining area, bespoke storage and a full bath. Green textiles connect brick, timber and dark stone patterns. [Explore the story](https://piskor.com.ua/en/portfolio/2020/green-accent-loft-apartment/#project-story) Living and dining area with green curtains, brick walls and timber-look cabinets Living and dining area with green curtains, brick walls and timber-look cabinetsProject visualisation Location: Lviv Area: 37 m² Object: Apartment Project year: 2020 ## A small footprint. Distinct places to live. Glass separates the sleeping area while retaining a view towards the windows. Fitted furniture does more than hold belongings: it defines the entrance, supports the bedroom and gives the shared room its backdrop. The palette combines pale brick with green textiles, warm timber and dark stone patterns. [Planning](https://piskor.com.ua/en/portfolio/2020/green-accent-loft-apartment/#compact-apartment-space-planning)[Living room](https://piskor.com.ua/en/portfolio/2020/green-accent-loft-apartment/#living-room-green-textiles)[Kitchen and dining](https://piskor.com.ua/en/portfolio/2020/green-accent-loft-apartment/#kitchen-dining-bespoke-cabinetry)[Glazed bedroom](https://piskor.com.ua/en/portfolio/2020/green-accent-loft-apartment/#glass-bedroom-daylight)[Storage and entrance](https://piskor.com.ua/en/portfolio/2020/green-accent-loft-apartment/#entrance-wardrobe-mirror)[Materials and colour](https://piskor.com.ua/en/portfolio/2020/green-accent-loft-apartment/#brick-timber-green-materials)[Bathroom](https://piskor.com.ua/en/portfolio/2020/green-accent-loft-apartment/#bathroom-dark-stone-timber)[Lighting](https://piskor.com.ua/en/portfolio/2020/green-accent-loft-apartment/#lighting-circuits-and-scene-potential)[Automation options](https://piskor.com.ua/en/portfolio/2020/green-accent-loft-apartment/#heating-curtains-water-security-potential)[Scope](https://piskor.com.ua/en/portfolio/2020/green-accent-loft-apartment/#design-result) Planning ## 37 m² with a dedicated bedroom. The small apartment needs a separate sleeping space and an open area for spending time together. ### Design response The kitchen, dining table and sofa sit beside two windows. A glazed partition defines the bedroom; the entrance and bathroom occupy a separate part of the plan. Storage is grouped near the entrance and bed. ### Everyday benefit The transparent boundary preserves the view and lets light reach the bedroom. The layout provides distinct zones without a solid wall through the middle. Open room with sofa, table and kitchen beside the windows Shared activities occupy the bright part of the apartment. Glazed bedroom beside the living area and fitted wall Glass defines the bedroom while keeping the room visually open. Living room ## Comfortable seating beside the daylight. The sofa sits beside large windows and close to the dining table. ### Design response A corner sofa, round coffee table and patterned rug create the sitting area. Deep-green curtains and cushions echo the dining chairs; the white ceiling and pale brick keep the upper part of the room light. ### Everyday benefit The setting supports conversation and everyday rest. Textiles distinguish it from the kitchen without additional partitions. Corner sofa beside windows with green curtains Large windows light both the sofa and table. Living area with a round table and patterned rug The rug brings the seating area together. Kitchen and dining ## Cooking and dining in one shared space. The kitchen remains open to the living area, so appliances and storage need to suit the overall composition. ### Design response Dark lower fronts meet timber-look upper units and a stone-pattern splashback. Green upholstered chairs and a dedicated pendant surround the round table. The worktop has its own lighting. ### Everyday benefit The table is close to the cooking area. Kitchen cabinets keep crockery and appliances together, leaving the shared room available for relaxing. Round table with green chairs in front of kitchen cabinetry A dedicated pendant marks the dining area. Kitchen with timber-look cabinets and dark lower fronts beside the glazed bedroom The working area is coordinated with the entrance and glazed partition. Glazed bedroom ## A defined sleeping area that keeps the light. The bedroom sits further from the windows but remains part of the bright interior. ### Design response Dark-framed glass separates the bed from the shared room. Timber flooring and dark bedding give the bedroom a quieter atmosphere. A portrait on the wall adds an accent, with tall storage units keeping clothing near the bed. ### Everyday benefit The sleeping area has clear boundaries and a connection to daylight. The bed sits away from the main circulation route, while the glazed boundary retains the sense of a shared space. Bed and tall storage units in the glazed bedroom Storage sits beside the sleeping area. View from the bedroom through glass towards the sofa and large windows The transparent boundary retains the view towards the windows. Storage and entrance ## Tall furniture serves both sides. In a compact apartment, every additional object affects circulation. ### Design response A tall fitted composition combines open hanging spaces, timber-look fronts and a mirror. It sits between the entrance and bedroom, with lighting beneath the upper compartments. ### Everyday benefit Belongings have defined places and a mirror is available at the entrance. One fitted unit supports several functions without separate cupboards in every zone. Fitted composition with timber-look fronts and open hanging compartments Open and closed compartments share one fitted unit. Mirror panel near the entrance with the kitchen behind The mirror supports the everyday leaving-home routine. Materials and colour ## Brick and timber. Green textiles. Expressive surfaces give the apartment its character without relying on numerous decorative objects. ### Design response Pale and red brick meet timber-look furniture, stone patterns and dark metal frames. Green curtains and chairs connect the zones. Open shelves alternate with closed fronts on the fitted wall. ### Everyday benefit Each zone has its own accent within a shared palette. Different materials still read as one compact interior. Living area with a patterned rug, green curtains and timber-look cabinets Textiles support the shared palette of the living areas. Dining area against red brick and fitted shelving Red brick and shelves form the backdrop to the shared room. Bathroom ## Dark stone patterns and warm cabinet details. The compact bathroom has a full bath, basin and storage. ### Design response Dark stone-pattern surfaces meet timber-look fronts. A countertop bowl, tall cabinets, mirror and narrow illuminated niches organise the room. Glass and a curtain separate the bath area. ### Everyday benefit Everyday items stay close to where they are used. Mirror and ceiling lighting spread the light rather than relying on one harsh central fitting. Bath and countertop basin in the dark bathroom A full bath runs along the wall. Basin and timber-look cabinets against stone patterns Tall cabinets provide room for everyday products. View from the bath towards the mirror and bathroom storage The mirror extends the view in the narrow room. Countertop bowl, vanity surface and illuminated niche detail Small niches complement the main storage. Lighting ## Light for cooking, relaxing and personal routines. Several everyday activities share a small space. ### Design response The design provides track lights, wall lamps and separate LED outlets. Kitchen, furniture and ceiling-perimeter lighting complement the main fittings. Compatible circuits could later be combined into dining, relaxing and leaving-home scenes. ### Everyday benefit Different activities do not need the same brightness throughout the room. Automated scenes require separate equipment selection and are not presented as an installed system. Automation options ## Further scenarios for everyday comfort. Curtained windows, radiators and plumbing points suggest practical next steps for automation. ### Design response Compatible equipment could support scheduled heating, motorised curtains and leak detection with water shut-off. Entrance monitoring and coordinated climate control could form part of a separate systems brief. ### Everyday benefit These additions could reduce routine actions. They are recommended options requiring separate systems design, compatibility checks and equipment installation. Project scope ## A compact interior with coordinated details. The project defines the apartment layout, furniture, finishes and lighting positions. Kitchen elevations coordinate cabinets, sockets and LED outlets; selected visualisations show how the sleeping and shared areas fit together. Possible automation extensions remain separate from the confirmed design decisions. ## About this project How much space does the design cover? 37 m², rounded from the stated total area. The layout includes a kitchen and living area, a glazed bedroom, entrance storage and bathroom. Why use glass around the bedroom? It defines the sleeping area while allowing daylight and views across the room. It is a visual boundary rather than a promise of complete acoustic privacy. Can the lighting and heating be automated? The design includes distinct lighting layers. Scenes, heating schedules, curtain motors and leak protection can be explored with compatible equipment as separate additions. PISKOR Architect Lviv · Ukraine ## Your space. Your story. [+380 97 478 10 05 ↗](tel:+380974781005) Tell us about your idea. 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