A premium 35 sqm hotel apartment furniture solution designed for executive serviced studios and urban long-stay accommodation. The layout combines a galley kitchen, integrated laundry space, custom TV wall, work desk, lounge furniture, raised bed platform, display storage and compact bathroom furniture in one coordinated package.
This 35 sqm hotel apartment furniture package is designed for executive serviced studios where sleeping, working, cooking, relaxing and storage must operate within one compact but refined interior system.
The design combines high-gloss warm grey cabinetry, smoked mirror finishes, dark glass surfaces, walnut details, soft taupe wall finishes and light oak flooring. It creates a more mature and premium atmosphere than a standard compact studio apartment.
This unit is organised around a long linear circulation route. Rather than dividing the space with heavy walls, the kitchen, TV wall, storage system, living area and raised sleeping zone work together as a single built-in furniture composition.
The raised bed platform, integrated work desk, compact sofa and continuous wall storage allow each function to have its own position while still maintaining one open studio atmosphere.
Closed cabinetry provides practical capacity, while LED-lit open shelving creates a more residential and premium visual finish.
The entrance leads directly into a compact galley kitchen and utility zone. From there, the space opens into the living and work area, followed by the raised sleeping platform at the window end.
This sequence allows the apartment to include a full kitchen, laundry function, lounge seating, workstation, bed platform and bathroom without relying on unnecessary partitions.
The central zone serves more than one role. A compact desk supports laptop work, the sofa provides lounge seating, and the TV wall adds media storage without placing bulky loose furniture into the circulation route.
Warm walnut panels and muted grey wall finishes create a calmer executive mood, while blue-green cushions and yellow accessories prevent the interior from becoming visually heavy.
For compact serviced apartments, the furniture package needs to do more than look coordinated. It must support storage, appliances, hospitality use, guest luggage, cleaning access and long-stay comfort within a restricted floor area.
Upper cabinets, appliance zones, sink base, washing machine position and worktop storage are combined into one compact linear kitchen.
The TV wall combines display shelves, concealed storage, light details and a long low cabinet for a cleaner lounge area.
The sleeping zone is slightly elevated to create zoning while allowing the platform base to be developed with additional storage drawers.
A compact built-in desk supports longer stays and remote work without occupying the main lounge circulation space.
This kitchen is not treated as a simple minibar. The built-in composition includes upper cabinets, appliance storage, dark backsplash panels, sink area, worktop surface and laundry support for long-stay use.
Gloss cabinet surfaces help reflect light in the narrower entrance area. The darker backsplash and warm wood details give the space a stronger hospitality character while improving the perceived depth of the room.
The bed platform functions as a private sleeping zone while remaining visually connected to the main apartment. This is particularly useful for compact executive studios where a completely enclosed bedroom would reduce the perceived room size.
The platform can be produced with drawer storage, lift-up storage, pull-out guest bed options or maintenance access panels depending on the project specification.
Headboard panels, bedside shelves, reading lights, integrated power modules and decorative mirror strips can be adjusted according to hotel brand standards and guestroom operation requirements.
The bathroom is developed as a practical long-stay package rather than a basic hotel washroom. It includes vanity storage, mirror lighting, towel shelving, countertop space and built-in cabinet capacity for guest supplies.
Finishes can be adapted from laminate and moisture-resistant board systems to stone-look panels, compact laminate, quartz countertop and metal-framed mirror options according to the project budget.
STL Hotel Furnishing develops custom furniture packages for compact serviced apartments, executive studios, urban long-stay accommodation and apartment hotel projects. Typical supply scope can include kitchen cabinets, appliance towers, wardrobe systems, TV walls, work desks, bed platforms, sofa seating, storage cabinets, vanity units, bathroom mirrors, sanitary ware coordination and selected supporting lighting.
The final furniture structure should be developed from the actual room layout, appliance requirements, power points, plumbing locations, wall conditions and expected guest profile. Repeated room types can be standardised for production efficiency while finishes, decorative panels and loose furniture can still be customised for different hotel brands or regional markets.
Share your apartment layout, room quantity, appliance list and target positioning. STL Hotel Furnishing can develop a coordinated fixed-furniture and loose-furniture package for your serviced apartment or hotel apartment project.
