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Studio Apartment Floor Plan, 500 sq ft

Total
498 ft²
Rooms
5
Size
22′8″ × 22′
Living/Sleeping10′10″ × 22′238 ft²Kitchen11′10″ × 7′3″85 ft²Bathroom6′7″ × 8′2″54 ft²Walk-in Closet5′3″ × 8′2″43 ft²Entry Hall11′10″ × 6′7″78 ft²05 ftTotal 498 ft² (22′8″ × 22′)Concept layout, not a construction drawing.

Concept layout, not a construction drawing. Sizes ignore wall thickness; have a professional check anything you build.

500 sq ft studio with separate kitchen, walk-in closet, and open living/sleeping area. Entry hall connects all rooms.

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Rooms

RoomSize (m)Area (m²)Size (ft)Area (ft²)
Living/Sleeping3.3 m × 6.7 m22.1 m²10′10″ × 22′238 ft²
Kitchen3.6 m × 2.2 m7.9 m²11′10″ × 7′3″85 ft²
Bathroom2.0 m × 2.5 m5.0 m²6′7″ × 8′2″54 ft²
Walk-in Closet1.6 m × 2.5 m4.0 m²5′3″ × 8′2″43 ft²
Entry Hall3.6 m × 2.0 m7.2 m²11′10″ × 6′7″78 ft²
Total6.9 m × 6.7 m46.2 m²22′8″ × 22′498 ft²

How the space is divided

The living/sleeping area is the largest room at 22.1 m² (238 ft²), while the separate kitchen is 7.9 m² (85 ft²). The entry hall connects to the kitchen, living/sleeping, bathroom, and walk-in closet. The bathroom and walk-in closet share a 2.5 m wall, and the entry hall provides access to all rooms. This arrangement makes the entry hall a central hub, using 7.2 m² (78 ft²) for circulation rather than living space.

Who this layout suits

This plan suits a single person or couple who values a separate kitchen and a walk-in closet (4.0 m² / 43 ft²) without sacrificing open living space. The 22.1 m² living/sleeping area can accommodate a bed and seating, while the 5.0 m² bathroom is compact but functional. The entry hall (7.2 m²) adds a buffer from the exterior, ideal for dropping coats and shoes.

How to adapt it

Widening the kitchen from 2.2 m to 2.8 m would make it more usable, but would reduce the living/sleeping area's 6.7 m length. Merging the walk-in closet and bathroom is not possible because they share a wall, but the wall could be opened to create a larger bathroom with a 4.0 m² closet. Removing the door between the kitchen and entry hall would create a galley kitchen, but would force all traffic through the living/sleeping area.

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