Turning a tiny apartment into a functional and aesthetic bachelor pad, Perhushkovo is one of those smart urban settings where every inch of space matters. Geometrium designed the small bachelor loft keeping in mind both the specific requirements of the young homeowner and the way in which the interior brought along with it a certain distinct industrial past. The new interior reflects this heritage with fabulous use of exposed brick walls that add textural charm to the open living area. Natural stone and wood along with slate add to this unique blend of contrasting textures that fashion an urbane, yet inviting apartment.A plethora of space-saving features start right at the hallway with mirrored doors adding visual space and sliding doors tucking away the laundry and the bathroom. Step in further and it is the living room that greets you with its cool sectional in white, the entertainment wall and minimal storage units. The dining table bar also doubles as the home bar area when needed and is also used to tuck away DJ equipment while the kitchen next to it keeps things simple and uncomplicated. Since cooking was not high on the priority list of the homeowner, it is just a refrigerator along with other basic appliances that one finds here.RELATED: Tiny 34sqm Apartment Blends Space-Savvy Design with Scandinavian StyleRELATED: Tiny 28 Sqm Flat in Milan Wows with Flexible, Space-Saving DesignThe bedroom is connected to the living area visually and a platform bed ensures that t...