In the process of re-planning of apartments in new buildings in Moscow Artpartner studio designers moved the kitchen to the living room, and a children in her place. And get into the bedroom at all possible through the balcony.
The main alterations that had to do to become a three-ruble note kopeck piece for a family with a child - the transfer of the kitchen to the living room. Communication simply "threw" the wall. The wall itself at the same time a little shifted to formally kitchen remained in the border of the wet zone.
In contrast with the glossy white and warm wooden facades apron posted matte jet-black mosaic. Set minimalistic shape and design - this will allow him to not become obsolete over time, and fit well into the interior of the living room.
holiday cooking zone and shares a large corner sofa. The wall behind him embedded storage system, and the wall beside issued slices of brick. It has been used very metered, so the emphasis was not too obvious.
New allow the connection of usable area of the balcony to the apartment, and this benefited the designers. Dining group positioned so that from the table, it was possible to admire the views from the panoramic windows.
Now get in the bedroom can also be literally over the balcony, and indeed it is partially located on this balcony. To expand the space, only slightly moved the partition between the living room and bedroom.
The wall behind the bed to the ceiling drawn up soft quilted panels. It turned out kind of headboard. And behind mirrored facades hiding beside a large built-in wardrobe.
Baby was very small, but functional. At the window beside the bed stood a desk, and even the niche next to him managed to accommodate a rack for books.
Wall opposite issued bright wallpaper, built-in wardrobe and toned in a more vivid and intense "canary" yellow.
Owners of apartments was fundamentally important in the bathroom to find a place not only for baths, but also for the shower. Nor on any of the other to give up they did not want.
Disposition.
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Author: Paul Shelyagin.
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