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Eva Siskinova, from kbbreview award-winning architecture and design firm, Dandi Living, describes its approach to creating kitchens and bathrooms for developers and offers some advice for retailers considering the contract market.

This is what it's like to live in Dandi Space's 'compact living' studio flat

Rachael Sigee spends a night living in the "Swiss Army knife of flats"

Great architecture, but on a small scale

Could smaller, but highly functional homes be the answer to the chronic shortage of housing stock?

Dandi Living is a property developer with a difference, offering a unique architectural style that makes the most of space in studio apartments. The design concept is known as ‘Dandi Space’.

Concealed kitchens at de Laszlo House by Dandi Living in Hampstead, London. Dandi’s lead architect Eva Siskinova tells Homes and Property UK that the cabinetry for all 18 kitchens in the project feature dark plinths that create “an optical illusion, making the kitchen units appear to be floating above the flooring”. White Corian worktops and bespoke white storage units, with clever bi-folding pocket doors that can be opened to create culinary spaces, also play a part

From home to office, fast

Architect Alireza Ravanshad is the creator of Dandi Space, a whole new architectural approach to combining work and living space through smarter design. Here, he makes the case for challenging the traditional spatial divide between working life and home life.