Case study

Optimization for Short-Term Rentals [K12]

EOLOS DESIGN LAB was hired to maximize the value of a compact apartment intended for short-term living. The assignment was to create a ”High-Yield” product that combines hotel standards with home comfort and functionality.

Industry: Real Estate Investment & Hospitality
Services:
Complete renovation, Property development, Interior architecture


Challenge and goal

To transform a small space into a premium experience that justifies a higher daily rate. The goals were:

  • Create functional zones (sleeping, eating, working) in limited space.
  • Ensure material selection that can withstand high wear and tear (Hospitality requirements).
  • Design for ”Instant Appeal” on booking platforms.
  • Optimize operating economics through smart solutions.
Plan study

Solution

A concept based on "Compact Living Luxury" with a focus on balance and materiality.

Concept & Layout
Strategic planning to free up floor space. Site-built storage was integrated to maximize volume.
Materials & Surfaces
Choosing a calm, monochrome color scheme that makes the room feel larger, combined with durable textiles.
Interior & Styling
Selected furniture and details that give a feeling of exclusivity and hotel comfort.
Lighting design
Varied lighting to create atmosphere and spatiality in the evening.

Results and effectst

The project has delivered measurable results:

  • Top ranked on booking platforms with high occupancy rates.
  • Increased daily price thanks to the perceived design quality.
  • Low maintenance costs thanks to strategic material choices.
  • Positive feedback from guests about comfort and functionality.

”K12 proves how strategic interior design drives direct return on investment (ROI) – even in small spaces.”
— EOLO DESIGN LAB

Highlights

  • Value-adding design on a compact surface.
  • Durable materials for hospitality.
  • Site-built solutions for optimized function.
  • High ROI and guest satisfaction.
Concept study
Material study

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