Tiny apartments

London flat

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Keir Townsend SaveEmail “We managed to create quite a lot of storage in the flat without sacrificing wardrobe space in the bedroom,” Townsend says. “Luckily, the ceilings are quite high, so we’ve managed to fit in double-height cupboards here.” A cantilevered bed conceals more storage space, keeping clutter to a minimum in the calming room. The shagreen leather floor echoes the luxurious flourishes elsewhere in the flat, while

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Houzz at a Glance Who lives here: A couple who uses the flat as a pied-à-terre Location: Kensington, London Era built: Victorian; converted into flats in the 1960s Year renovated: 2013 Size: 430 square feet (40 square meters); 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom

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Architecture Workshop PC SaveEmail "The apartment shows how you can stretch the limits of customized design and really use it to work for you. Every storage unit or furniture piece is meant to be a long-term solution; nothing here is a quick, generic solution," says Garneau.

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Kitchen space

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