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How to choose versatile furniture for rented apartments

Transforming the rented space with versatile furniture is more than a trend—it's a practical and elegant solution

By Marina Pires

Submitted at Feb 23, 2025, 12:00 PM

05 min de leitura
Micro apartment of 25 m² has a tile headboard and an integrated kitchen with the bedroom. Project by Rodolfo Consoli.

Micro apartment of 25 m² has a tile headboard and an integrated kitchen with the bedroom. Project by Rodolfo Consoli. (Luiza Schreier)

Finding the balance between functionality and aesthetics in rental apartments can seem challenging. However, with versatile furniture, it is possible to create a comfortable and sophisticated projects. Discover 5 valuable tips for selecting pieces that adapt to your needs and the available rental space.

1. Invest in multifunctional sofa-beds


Sofa-beds offer practicality in compact apartments, allowing the living room to transform into an extra bedroom. Ideal for those who host visitors, these pieces combine comfort and style, optimizing space usage.
42m2 apartment in Copacabana RJ where architect Rodolfo Consoli lives

42m2 apartment in Copacabana RJ where architect Rodolfo Consoli lives (Luiza Schreier/CASACOR)

2. Choose extendable tables for the dining room


Tables with extendable tops are perfect allies in social areas. During events or family meals, they increase capacity without compromising daily circulation. Choose models with neutral design for easy integration into the décor.
Meet the 42 m² apartment of architect Rodolfo Consoli in Copacabana. In the photo, dining room with round table, giraffe chairs, and rug.

Apartamento de 42m2 em Copacabana RJ onde mora o arquiteto Rodolfo Consoli (Luiza Schreier/CASACOR)

3. Use modular shelves in the décor


Modular shelves fit perfectly into any projects. They can expand as your needs grow. With different configurations, they allow for space optimization according to the layout of the apartment.
Apartment in Vila Mariana, São Paulo, produced by Estúdio Auna and Studio Monfré Arquitetura

Apartment in Vila Mariana, São Paulo, produced by Estúdio Auna and Studio Monfré Arquitetura / (Mônica Assan/CASACOR)

4. Opt for a storage bed


Beds with drawers or storage boxes provide extra space without the need for additional furniture. They are ideal for storing bedding, winter clothes, or personal items, keeping the projects organized without taking up space.
Project of Studio 021.

Project of Studio 021. (Juliano Colodeti, of MCA Estudio/CASACOR)

5. Invest in benches and poufs


Small and versatile, benches and poufs that offer internal storage serve both as seating and extra space. They are key pieces in entry halls, living rooms, or bedrooms, providing functionality and style.
Paola Ribeiro - Casa Coral Lugar de Afeto. Project from CASACOR São Paulo 2024.

Paola Ribeiro - Casa Coral Lugar de Afeto. Project from CASACOR São Paulo 2024. (MCA Estúdio/CASACOR)

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