Designer Rustem Urazmetov designed a 54 m² two-room apartment for a girl. Initially, the customer wanted to get a monochrome interior in the style of minimalism, however, having familiarized herself with the visualizations, she immediately approved the bright solutions.
total area: 54 m²
A place: Moscow
House type: Residential complex "Salaryevo Park"
Number of rooms: 2
Budget: 3.5 million rubles
Who lives here: young woman
Designer: Rustem Urazmetov
Photo: Alexander Volodin
Layout
First of all, we got rid of the final finishing from the developer. The planning solution was almost not changed - only the entrance to the bathroom was moved and the office was slightly reduced to accommodate the storage system in the corridor.
First of all, we got rid of the final finishing from the developer. The planning solution was almost not changed - only the entrance to the bathroom was moved and the office was slightly reduced to accommodate the storage system in the corridor.
Living room
The living area is limited by the bar counter. First of all, the gaze falls on the fuchsia sofa. Against the background of white walls and floors, it looks almost alien.
The soft group also includes a bench by the window. This is a recessed window sill, which has been supplemented with soft pillows and storage systems on the sides, one of which contains batteries.
The wall for the TV area was sheathed with black panels.
The soft group also includes a bench by the window. This is a recessed window sill, which has been supplemented with soft pillows and storage systems on the sides, one of which contains batteries.
Kitchen
Due to the black color present on the floor, walls and facades of the headset, the kitchen is visually perceived as a single unit. The pink accent at the top of the apron helped add variety.
The bar counter acts as a dining table. An unusual solution was its entry into the territory of the corridor, as well as transparent plastic in the support.
The cross pattern can also be seen in the perforations on the heatsink screen.
The bar counter acts as a dining table. An unusual solution was its entry into the territory of the corridor, as well as transparent plastic in the support.
Bedroom
Using color, the room was divided into two parts. On the "light" side, there is a bed, hanging bedside tables, and a storage system in a niche. The shallow console and the floor mirror remained "dark".
The painting on the wall above the headboard became a striking detail.
The painting on the wall above the headboard became a striking detail.
Cabinet
The office was also not without bright accents; attention was focused on the wall behind the sofa.
The crossed lights on the ceiling, as well as the stripes on the wall and hanging drawer, continue the theme of the crosses. The suspended work table visually saves space and makes cleaning easier.
The crossed lights on the ceiling, as well as the stripes on the wall and hanging drawer, continue the theme of the crosses. The suspended work table visually saves space and makes cleaning easier.
Bathroom
As in the interior of other rooms, the combination of black and white colors prevails in the bathroom. The decoration combined dark large-format porcelain stoneware and decorative plaster in fuchsia color.
Additional contrast is added by other black elements - the metal frame of the shower room, heated towel rail and plumbing.
Additional contrast is added by other black elements - the metal frame of the shower room, heated towel rail and plumbing.
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