Designers from the studio ONE LINE developed and implemented a project of 56 m² eurotracks for a woman with a child. The client wanted a light interior with bright accents. They manifested themselves in both decoration and furniture.
total area: 56 m²
A place: Krasnogorsk
House type: RC "Mitino Park"
Number of rooms: eurotrash
Ceiling height: 2.5 m
Budget: 3.5 million rubles
Who lives here: a woman with a child
Design Studio: ONE LINE (site / instagram)
Photo: Maria Zaitseva
Stylist: Tatiana Borisova
Layout
Initially, the apartment was an open space without partitions. As a result of the redevelopment, a combined kitchen-living room, bedroom, nursery, hallway and bathroom were formed. Laminate was predominantly used for the flooring, and the walls were decorated with paint. Project of the ONE LINE design studio.
Initially, the apartment was an open space without partitions. As a result of the redevelopment, a combined kitchen-living room, bedroom, nursery, hallway and bathroom were formed. Laminate was predominantly used for the flooring, and the walls were decorated with paint. Project of the ONE LINE design studio.
The set was arranged in an L-shaped manner: two tiers of cabinets were launched along one wall, and pencil cases with equipment on the other. At the entrance to the kitchen, the block with pencil cases is not visible, it is hidden by a partition. The corner between the wall cabinets and pencil cases is a working one - a table top and a couple of open shelves go there. The same porcelain stoneware on the floor and on the apron does not split the space. Hanging cabinets in the ceiling serve the same purpose. In addition, they provide ample storage space.
A small area of the living room was marked with a carpet. The light finish was diluted with bright accents — a grassy green sofa and a red niche in the wall. Project of the ONE LINE design studio.
The dining group was located on the border of the functional areas. The black legs of the table and chairs add a graphic touch to the interior. Project of the ONE LINE design studio.
Project of the ONE LINE design studio.
A small area of the living room was marked with a carpet. The light finish was diluted with bright accents — a grassy green sofa and a red niche in the wall. Project of the ONE LINE design studio.
Bedroom
For the walls in the bedroom, Little Greene paint was used in a deep green shade. An unusual solution was the moldings in the color of the headboard under the ceiling.
The work area was set up at the foot of the bed. The desk was moved to the window to allow access to natural light. Project of the ONE LINE design studio.
Project of the ONE LINE design studio.
Project of the ONE LINE design studio.
The work area was set up at the foot of the bed. The desk was moved to the window to allow access to natural light. Project of the ONE LINE design studio.
Children
The nursery is meant for a girl who is in first grade. On the walls, they combined pale green paint and wallpaper with a vegetable print. The room has everything you need for a schoolchild - a bed, a desk, storage systems and even a sports corner.
Project of the ONE LINE design studio.
Project of the ONE LINE design studio.
Project of the ONE LINE design studio.
Hallway
Partitions with a bathroom on the side of the hallway were painted blue. Against this background, the red hinged shelves from IKEA look contrasting.
Project of the ONE LINE design studio.
Wardrobes were built into the ceiling into the niche at the entrance. The "dirty" area was highlighted with ornamented tiles. Project of the ONE LINE design studio.
Project of the ONE LINE design studio.
Bathroom
Large-format porcelain stoneware under a stone was used to decorate the bathroom. The red cabinet under the sink has become a bright accent. In the bath area, niches were provided for storing cosmetics.
Project of the ONE LINE design studio.
Project of the ONE LINE design studio.
Project of the ONE LINE design studio.
The design project was developed and implemented by the ONE LINE interior design studio (site / instagram).
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