How This Tiny London Flat Transformed Into a Luxury Space

Martin Brudnizki believes small spaces deserve big ideas. The founder of one of the world's most celebrated interior design studios, known for Annabel's, Sexy Fish and a string of Rosewood hotels, lives in a London flat that could fit inside one of his restaurant dining rooms. Through multifunctional furniture, clever storage and smart space-maximising solutions, he has made every inch of it feel twice the size. A compact apartment dressed in sunshine yellow and terracotta, it is a masterclass in embracing constraint rather than fighting it. North-facing rooms made darker on purpose, a curtain where a door might be, a sink moved to a corner to claim back every centimetre. Each decision carries the logic of someone who has spent decades thinking about how spaces make people feel. Join us as Martin opens the doors to his home and shows why the best rooms aren't the biggest ones. #interiordesign #martinbrudnizki #smallspaceliving #londonhomes #apartmenttour 0:00 Introduction 0:37 The Living Room Tour 1:57 The Colour Story: Yellow & Terracotta 3:50 The Compact Kitchen 5:20 The Curtain Divider 6:18 The Dark Bedroom 7:20 Multi-functional sitting room 8:27 Final Thoughts ABOUT THE SUNDAY TIMES STYLE The Sunday Times Style offers a weekly edit of fashion and beauty, celebrity interviews and new writing with an irreverent take on the zeitgeist, including regular columns from the UK’s best-loved writers, Dolly Alderton and India Knight. Subscribe to this video channel for stylish, practical and fun original series for the modern woman. Haven’t subscribed to The Sunday Times Style on YouTube? ►►►    / @sundaytimesstyle