Redia’s Creative and Colorful Studio Apartment

My sister is a great resource for offering you tips on decorating a studio apartment since sheâ��s lived in a studio apartment for almost 6 years now. The size of her apartment is less the 400 square feet. My guess is that it ranges in between 200-300 square feet.

Iâ��ve compared it with my previous studio apartment and it was 400 square feet and hers was said to be quite a bit smaller than mine. Hereâ��s what she had to say about she decorated her small place…

Before I redecorated my studio apartment it was very bland. White, gray, and black. So, I used a lot of color to add a vibrant sort of feeling to my home. So the major drive at first was to add a little color. I didnâ��t originally start out with any ideas. I found a set of pillows that I really loved and from there I built on the idea.

I really like blue and orange. But I like to mix it up with a little red, orange and yellow as well. So that all colors bounce off of each other.

Studio Apartment Decorating

Decorating a Studio

Ideas on Decorating a Studio Apartment

Decorating a Small Studio

Studio Decorating

Studio Apartment Decorating

Decorating a Small Studio

Highlights of Rediaâ��s Studio Apartment…

She uses craft paper and designs her own window film. Like her, you may want to do the same thing. You can purchase window film but if youâ��re creative, maybe youâ��d like the idea of designing your own too. Window film can relieve the need for window treatments and open up space while still letting in a substantial amount of light.
Her computer cart doubles as a TV stand. Her laptop sits in front and her TV is situated right behind it.
Her plastic 3-drawer storage cart doubles as a printer stand.
She uses a space saving clamp lamp on her desk. If you donâ��t have space to sit a lamp on a desk, you can definitely get the best of both worlds by getting one that clamps on it instead.
She uses a mannequin to liven up her small space. She accessorizes her mannequin with vibrant colors. Her mannequin came came headless. However, my sister found a head that fit her perfectly. As well, the wig, clothing and other accessories came directly from my sisterâ��s creative mind. Thereâ��s nothing stopping you from doing the same thing.

My sister uses a cardboard dresser chest as a nightstand and lamp stand. She re-decorated it according to her taste and style. You could follow in her footsteps and do the same in your small home.