MOLL Architecture and Space Design.

Roger contacted our studio after selling his house to move to a studio apartment with terrace in the neighborhood of Saavedra, Buenos Aires, Argentina. However, he found the space not very functional due to the large windows that made it difficult to place a more comfortable kitchen and a living area with a television visible from the bed and the kitchen. In addition, Roger had the challenge of finding space for a desk and a closet at the same time. Faced with this situation, our designer Trinidad created a blueprint tailored specifically to his needs.

The blueprint featured an optimized kitchen with a bar for lunch and breakfast. Then, a closet was included with nightstands equipped with computer outlets and USB ports for charging mobile devices. LED lights with touch system were incorporated and a floating desk with drawers was designed that, together with the cabinet, optimized the space and created a line of continuity, giving the sensation of being a single piece of furniture.

As a solution to visually divide the space between the bed and the living room-kitchen area, it was decided to incorporate a television. It is important to note that, due to changes in Trinidad's personal life and her move to Switzerland, the project was planned in two stages, but only the first one could be completed. This phase included the construction and assembly of the desk and closet in Paraíso wood and Egger white MDF, as well as the electrical work for the installation of the television and new sockets.

Despite not having completed all the planned stages, the initial project succeeded in transforming Roger's single room into a more functional space adapted to his needs. The materials selected and the careful design reflect our dedication to excellence and our commitment to client satisfaction.