Until not long ago, our life took place outside the home, and the fact of living in a mini-apartment was not relevant, since it was a priority to be in the center of that great city that offers us the professional and leisure opportunities that we seek. However, this has changed and, although we want to continue living in the center, we now need spaces capable of transforming.

The renovation of this mini-apartment is based on the premise of creating 20 different domestic experiences in a 20 m2 space.

Although we do not have square meters, we want our room to be like a hotel suite and not a cubicle, we want to invite friends to make bread at home and show off our kitchen (with an island), pick a lettuce from the garden for the salad, feel on vacation without leaving home or simply do a little yoga without furniture in the way.

One of the changes that has come to stay is teleworking. What happens if the entire space of your mini-apartment becomes an office with all the necessary resources for the working day, and then returns to the domestic format once we are done?

One of the keys to reconfiguring space is integrated multifunctional and foldable furniture. In this way, our 20 m2 can be either a large kitchen, a suite or an office depending on the elements that we display and hide.

However, to feel a “total transformation”, we need resources that provide extra intensity. In this sense, the evocative power of some objects or furniture are capable of creating that illusion. Furthermore, these “gadgets” cannot take up much space. A folding lounger will transport us to the beach, a stove-fireplace, along with a large poster of a snowy landscape will take us to a cabin in the mountains, some mats on the ground to a campsite and a mini urban garden in the center of our apartment will connect us with nature.

The digital society and new domestic formats have transformed homes into a setting where we can be protagonists of the movie we want to experience at every moment.