Revisiting Our NY Post Feature: Wilmington, NC Interior Design Tips for Small Studio Apartments

Over a year ago, Lancaster Place Interiors had the honor of being featured in a New York Post article titled  "Tips for making a peaceful sleep zone in a studio apartment". As we reflect on this feature, we are reminded of our commitment to transforming spaces into serene sanctuaries, especially in the compact confines of studio apartments.

Designing for Restful Living

In the article, Andrea Morris, owner of Lancaster Place Interiors, shares her expertise on optimizing small spaces for restful sleep. She emphasizes the importance of investing in quality sleep furniture, such as Murphy beds, which seamlessly blend functionality and style. These space-saving solutions are ideal for studio dwellers seeking to maximize their living areas without compromising on comfort.

Creating Distinct Zones

Andrea also highlights the significance of delineating the sleep area from other functional spaces within a studio. Utilizing freestanding screens, room dividers, or even floating walls can effectively create a sense of separation, promoting a peaceful environment conducive to rest. This approach not only enhances the aesthetic appeal but also supports the psychological association of the bed with relaxation, a principle known as "stimulus control.”

A Continued Commitment

At Lancaster Place Interiors, our philosophy extends beyond aesthetics. We are dedicated to designing spaces that nurture the senses and promote well-being. Our WELL Accredited Professional (WELL AP) certification underscores our commitment to creating environments that support physical and mental health for Wilmington, NC homes.

Looking Ahead

As we continue to serve Wilmington and beyond, we remain passionate about helping clients transform their spaces into peaceful retreats that reflect their style. For more insights and inspiration, visit our portfolio or connect with us to discuss how we can assist you in designing your ideal living space.