Designer Natalia Mitrakova designed a eurotrack for herself and her family. Many vintage pieces of furniture can be seen in the interior. A kitchen-dining room, a bedroom with a dressing room and a children's room were placed on 54 m².
total area: 54 m²
A place: Moscow
Number of rooms: eurotrash
Who lives here: designer with family
Budget: 3.5 million rubles
Designer: Natalia Mitrakova
Photo: Sergey Ananiev
Layout
Before the sale, the apartment was rented out for a long time, so it was in a deplorable state. The original planning solution was practically not changed. To give the space a more correct shape, we only sewed a narrow niche in the kitchen.
Natalia Mitrakova, designer
Before the sale, the apartment was rented out for a long time, so it was in a deplorable state. The original planning solution was practically not changed. To give the space a more correct shape, we only sewed a narrow niche in the kitchen.
Kitchen-dining room
The kitchen set was built in a U-shape. All the equipment was hidden in tall pencil cases, they and the wall cabinets were supplemented with a cornice, thanks to which it was possible to visually raise the ceiling. The peninsula acts as a zoning element. In addition, a washing machine was housed in it.
The full-fledged living room was abandoned in favor of the dining room.
The dining table was complemented by a pair of chairs and a vintage upholstered sofa.
Mirror slopes became an unusual detail of the interior; they visually expanded the boundaries of space. The radiator was hidden behind a curtain. Parquet was laid on the floor, and the walls were covered with wallpaper; Natalia created a print on them together with the artist Katya Lobanova. The high plinth deserves special attention.
How a designer turned a 54 m² eurocrash in a sad state into the most delicate interior for herself and her family
The full-fledged living room was abandoned in favor of the dining room.
Bedroom
The walls and ceilings in the bedroom were decorated with yellow-olive paint. An isolated dressing room was equipped to the right of the entrance. The louvered partition was decorated in the color of the walls, and the entrance was covered with a curtain to match.
The double bed was made to order, and a dressing table was placed at the foot of the bed.
How a designer turned a 54 m² eurocrash in a sad state into the most delicate interior for herself and her family
How a designer turned a 54 m² eurocrash in a sad state into the most delicate interior for herself and her family
How a designer turned a 54 m² eurocrash in a sad state into the most delicate interior for herself and her family
The double bed was made to order, and a dressing table was placed at the foot of the bed.
Children
Natalya designed the room for her daughter in light colors. Posters on the walls and textiles became bright accents. The workplace was arranged by the window; the Finnish writing desk went to the owner from her great-grandmother.
How a designer turned a 54 m² eurocrash in a sad state into the most delicate interior for herself and her family
How a designer turned a 54 m² eurocrash in a sad state into the most delicate interior for herself and her family
Hallway
An additional storage system was organized in the hallway. There was a place for two built-in wardrobes at once. One of them was packed into a shallow niche at the entrance, the second, with mirrored doors, further along the corridor. The use of mirrors made it possible to compensate for the lack of natural light in the hallway.
How a designer turned a 54 m² eurocrash in a sad state into the most delicate interior for herself and her family
How a designer turned a 54 m² eurocrash in a sad state into the most delicate interior for herself and her family
Bathroom
The bathroom in the apartment is separate. The bathroom was tiled with light marble-effect tiles, with an accent on the ceiling and bath curtain. A niche was provided in the wall behind the bowl. An installation was installed in the toilet.
How a designer turned a 54 m² eurocrash in a sad state into the most delicate interior for herself and her family
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