"The kitchen was moved to the corridor": an interesting renovation of a kopeck piece 50 m² for a married couple

Designer Tatyana Miteva has transformed a 50 m² one-room apartment into a 55 m² two-room apartment for a couple. The interior was executed in the style of minimalism, built-in structures and "invisible" doors were used, and the kitchen was moved to the hall.

total area: 55 m²
A place: Rostov-on-Don
Number of rooms: 2
Ceiling height: 2.9 m
Who lives here: young man
Budget: 2.5 million rubles
Designer: Tatiana Miteva
Photo: Yuri Shumeiko

The area of the apartment was increased by joining the loggia. In addition, during the redevelopment, the kitchen was taken out into the corridor, making it a walk-through - this also helped to save square meters.

Living room

Several functional areas were implemented in the living room at once - a place for rest, a study and a dining room. Large-format marble-like porcelain stoneware became the main finishing material - it was laid on the floor and partially brought onto the walls. The seating area was highlighted with gray wallpaper and decorative backlit panels.

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The built-in structure, on which the TV is fixed, acts as a partition - it separates the living room from the hall.

Bedroom

Tropical wallpaper was used to decorate the walls in the bedroom, and parquet boards were placed on the floor. The combination of pink-green was chosen as a color scheme. Accents were placed with the help of gilding - it can be seen in lamps, bedside tables and accessories.

Thanks to the addition of a loggia, it was possible to place not only a double bed in the bedroom, but also a small sitting area with an armchair.

Hallway

Porcelain stoneware with a marbled pattern was used in the decoration of the hallway. Storage space for outerwear was provided by a built-in structure that separates the hallway and the living room.

The kitchen set was packed in a box and additionally zoned in color.

Bathroom

The decoration of the bathroom turned out to be contrasting - dark porcelain stoneware was combined with a white ceiling, door, niche and plumbing fixtures. The burgundy curbstone became a bright accent.