Redevelopment in the apartment could not be done with load-bearing walls. But designer Igor Kurkin room divided into a living room and a bedroom with the help of furniture. Part of it acquired in the Swedish mass-market, and some developed specifically for this project.
Almost all of the living environment - mass market. Sofa installed in front of windows in a kind of niche. To space seemed more complicated and finer, the inside of the cabinet issued wooden decorative panels.
As the walls between the living room and bedroom used rack. Its filled with objects of decoration and plants, but generally left quite empty, the light easily penetrates into the living room.
We have equipped the bedroom window. More refined it makes cushions with gold piping and painting on the wall. Last owners initially seemed too blatant.
Making doors designer Igor Kurkin developed specifically for this apartment. Decorative panel makes them visually higher than it actually is, and lifts the ceiling.
The door to the kitchen was removed to combine it with a wide corridor and make a little more spacious. Sam maximum corridor turned into living space. for example, on one of the walls pokleit wallpaper are the same as in the living room, set the console table for makeup and hung engravings of St. Petersburg.
In the cramped hallway refused to excess furniture and limited to only walk-in closet in the wall for coats.
Minimalism blooms in the kitchen, choose a neutral white background and the "invisible furniture" - glass table and chandelier, chair on thin legs.
The color combination is quite unconventional, but pink apron echoes the Roman blinds on the windows, and beige facades of relief - with registration of doors. In addition, a set of functionality made possible in a small area - even outside the narrow duct provided countertop and cupboard underneath.
The most neutral space, which is almost not affected by the change - a bathroom. True, there were recognizable panel above the door.
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Author: Paul Shelyagin.
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