This minimalistic 25 m2 apartment designed by Anton Medvedev is very space efficient. Every piece of furniture has more than one function and can easily be hidden away when it isn’t in use.
The kitchen is raised on to a platform which makes it possible to store the bed in a drawer under the kitchen. The dining table that alters as desk can be incorporated in a shelving system.
Pull the bed halfway out, toss some pillows on it and you have a sofa that also can be used as seats for dining.
The kitchen can be separated from the rest of the apartment with a roll-down curtain
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