Designer Lana Aleksandrova designed a 52 m² two-room apartment for her mother. The owner of the property was a programmer in the past, and now an administrator at a hotel. Since work is connected with everyday communication with people, she wanted to get a calm interior in which to relax. It was required to plan places for storing books, dishes and fit furniture from the previous apartment.
- total area: 52 m²
- A place: Pushkin, St. Petersburg
- House type: "Khrushchevka" built in 1958
- Number of rooms: 2
- Budget: 2 million rubles
- Who lives here: designer's mom
- Designer: Lana Alexandrova
Layout
Photos before renovation
Living room
To decorate the walls in the living room, a gray-beige paint was used. High swing doors with glass inserts helped to visually raise the ceiling and let in more air.
Kitchen
Thanks to the wide doorway, the kitchen looks like an extension of the living room. Another floor covering helps to zone them, in the kitchen it is a tile.
Bedroom
In the decoration of the bedroom, green prevails: the paint was combined with wallpaper with a floral print. They echo the greenery outside the window.
Hallway
The "dirty" area in the hallway was highlighted with tiles. At the entrance, they placed a bench and a shoe rack, in which you can store not only shoes, but also hats and gloves. As a result of the redevelopment, it was possible to equip a separate dressing room, the entrance to it is further along the corridor.
Bathroom
In the decoration of the bathroom, they combined white "hog" tiles and light blue paint in "non-wet" areas. This solution helped not only save money, but also diversify the interior. The rimmed washbasin and wall sconces with accordion shades again refer to the retro style.
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