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The interior space of an old and dilapidated house of 56 square meters is naturally not too large, but in fact, if it can be used cleverly, it can also be very comfortable to live in, just like the small home we are going to talk about today.

A 29-year-old girl from Beijing (@夏夏了夏), I recently renovated my old and dilapidated house. It covers an area of ​​only 56 square meters, but the interior layout is remarkable, especially the integrated living, dining and kitchen space, which looks so big!

[The entrance to the corridor is "out of place"]

In fact, when you enter the house from the corridor, you can feel this "out of place". The entrance door forms a sharp contrast with the old corridor outside, making people feel from the bottom of their hearts that after passing through this door and entering the house, they will enter a refined and modern space.

【Indoor layout】

As can be seen from the floor plan, this is a narrow and long apartment. Although the space inside the house is only 56㎡, it is fully utilized.

Among them, the most noteworthy is the living area that integrates the living room, dining room and kitchen. It occupies the largest space in the home, and also makes the windowless living room, which appears fragmented and cramped due to many partitions, full of vitality.

【Entrance Hall】

The entrance hall is narrow and long. In order to provide a space for storage, a set of narrow shoe cabinets are placed on the left side. The countertop can be used for storage, and the shoe cabinet at the bottom can also store more shoes, making the narrow corridor as much as possible.

【Integrated living, dining and kitchen space】

The key space layout of the house is placed in the integrated space of living room, dining room and kitchen. Let’s start with the living room.

After the living room was filled with TV cabinets, a not very spacious open space was left. In order to avoid crowding, a small side table was used instead of the traditional coffee table.

The wall-to-wall TV cabinet can store a large amount of household items and daily necessities. Next to it, there is even a storage compartment reserved for a sweeping robot. The lighting effect arrangement of the cabinet is also very detailed.

The side table is also a perfect place to place a remote-controlled water cup or other items.

A double-seater sofa is placed across the center of the space. After getting home from get off work, you can curl up here to watch TV, play with your phone, or take a short nap.

The sofa itself is equivalent to a natural soft partition, separating the living room and kitchen.

【Open kitchen behind the sofa】

Behind the sofa is the relatively spacious open kitchen. The originally closed kitchen has been completely opened up to form an L-shaped countertop, with a stove, sink, and vegetable washing and cutting area, making cooking very easy.

Wall cabinets and base cabinets can also store more dishes, bottles and cans. Even the refrigerator is embedded in the cabinet, and the air conditioner is installed on it. It looks really clean, neat and tidy.

After connecting the living room and the kitchen, the space also looks very open, which I personally quite like.

【Dining table and bar】

Finally, let’s talk about the design of the dining table and bar. This small dining room in the house is also integrated into the integrated living, dining and kitchen space. The small double-seater dining table is placed behind the sofa, which is not conspicuous, and you can also see the TV while eating daily.

The location of the kitchen sink is a bar counter. She also installed lighting fixtures above the bar counter. The floor is the same as the living room, with hexagonal tiles and wooden floors directly spliced ​​together. It looks beautiful and is easy to maintain.

In short, the 56-square-meter home of this 29-year-old Beijing girl is really eye-catching, especially the integrated layout of the living room, dining room and kitchen, which makes the originally cramped space appear a lot larger. I wonder if you guys like it?

(The picture comes from the Internet, if there is any infringement, it will be deleted immediately)