The layout of most modern apartments, especially in old buildings or new constructions with monolithic frames, often suffers from “awkward” zones. These can be acute or obtuse angles, narrow niches, protrusions of ventilation shafts, or simply empty corner spaces that seem absolutely useless. In the furniture industry, such areas are called “dead zones.” However, for a professional designer and experienced furniture maker, each such corner is a hidden potential for storing things, organizing a workspace, or creating a cozy relaxation area. Properly selected furniture allows not only to utilize every square centimeter but also to visually correct the geometry of the room, making it more harmonious and functional.