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Life · Home & design · published 2026-08-18 · via Apartment Therapy

Designer Carves Four Zones Out of a 230-Square-Foot Studio

Interior designer Jean Pierre Ortiz transformed a blank 230-square-foot Brooklyn studio into a home with separate entry, living, dining/work, and bedroom areas. He used multifunctional furniture and DIY touches, like spray-painting an Amazon storage unit's connectors burgundy, to create an eclectic, colorful, and cozy atmosphere. The design blends modern elements with nods to his Puerto Rican heritage.

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