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Are you looking for a studio to rent in Vaud but are afraid of being cramped? We offer you 5 ideas for decorating your small space without breaking the bank and without having to ask the owner’s agreement.
A double-sided bookcase to delimit the spaces of a studio for rent in Vaud
You cannot afford to rent a flat with a garden in Vaud, but you still want to delimit your different spaces, which is not easy in a studio. To clearly distinguish the day space from the night space, you can place a double-sided bookcase (without a background) between these two spaces. There’s no need to fill it: simply having an element between the bed and the kitchen area makes the studio more pleasant and functional.
A mezzanine bed to save space in a studio to rent in Vaud
Are you moving out of a rental agreement or from your parents’ home into a studio? If you don’t want to feel too cramped and don’t want to go through the twice-daily chore of converting a sofa bed, you can opt for a mezzanine bed, provided that the ceiling height is high enough. You can slide a desk or sofa underneath and still enjoy a wide, comfortable bed. Some mezzanine beds are also very stylish.
Wallpaper to create a space of its own in a studio to rent in Vaud
You don’t have to spend a lot of money or ask the owner’s opinion to mark out a space in your studio. With a few strips of modern wallpaper or a rectangle of coloured paint, you can create an office or dining area to delineate the different functions of your flat. You will simply have to repaint this wall before you leave the rental agreement.
A screen to hide the night space of a studio to rent in Vaud
A folding screen is also a good idea for separating your living space from your sleeping space. It allows you to hide your bed and has the advantage of being easy to move if you need to enlarge your space.
Japanese panels to be able to modulate the space of a studio for rent in Vaud
As with the bookcase or the folding screen, Japanese panels are ideal for separating two spaces while keeping the possibility of opening them. This resolutely contemporary style will also bring a certain cachet to your studio, despite a cost that remains limited. And if you finally prefer to go for a flat with a garden in Vaud, go to SherlockHomes to consult all the ads for properties available in Lausanne, Montreux or Yverdon-les-Bains.
This article is not exhaustive and does not engage the responsibility of its author.
