Space is a valuable commodity when dealing with a 1 BHK (1 bedroom, hall and kitchen) apartment; hence care must be taken in designing such an apartment’s interior.Here's a brief explanation of key considerations for 1 BHK flat interior designing:

Space Optimization:

Choose multifunctional pieces of furniture to create more room.

Go for dual purpose storage like ottomans with hidden storage or mount a shelf on your wall.

Open Concept Design:

Use an open layout in the living and kitchen area so that it gives a feeling of openness.

Light-colored walls and furniture will help create a sensation of space.

Compact Furniture:

The furniture should fit well in the room.

Opt for foldable or collapsible furniture and stow it away neatly when not in use.

Smart Storage Solutions:

Storage is an integral part and it helps to ensure that no clutter ensues when using your device.

Opt for floor-to-ceiling cabinets/shelves utilization of vertical space.

Lighting Strategy:

Create a misrepresentation of space using strategic lighting.

Utilize natural sunlight through light curtains or mirror to reflect the light.

Color Palette:

Use a light and bland color scheme, to make the space appear bigger.

Accent wall also comes as a good idea considering that it will add some personality in the room, yet not overdo it.

Multi-Functional Spaces:

Make use of multiple functional spaces like a workstation doubles up as dining space.

Make sure you choose changeable furniture that meets a variety of requirements.

Innovative Furniture:

Space-saving furniture such as lounge beds and storage tables should be considered for your bedroom as well as the living room and the dining area.

Visual Continuity:

Achieve visual flow by using coherent design motif for every area in the flat.

Let us think of an open shelving unit that will visually link disparate parts of the house.

Personalization:

Adding personalized touches in forms of décor objects, artwork, small home plants.

Select suitable furniture and accessories in line with unique tastes and preferences.

Smart Technology:

For ease of access and storage space, you might want to introduce a smart home system.

Consider using smart light and heat controls systems.

Balanced Design Elements:

Achieve an equilibrium of function and form.

Minimize cluttering the room with superfluous items.

Reflective Surfaces:

Employing mirrors skillfully, you can make a small room look bigger.

Go for reflective furniture and accessories.