To find a place for the children, Concept 58 studio designers have combined living room and kitchen, bedroom-niche left without windows, and at the same time expanded the bathroom at the expense of the corridor.
The first step is the kitchen attached to the living room. This decision helped preserve valuable square footage. For example, a refrigerator installed in place of the doorway, and the dining table was moved to the living room.
Set chose a corner, but the upper cabinets used only on one wall. In addition, they have twice lower. Above the cooking surface to determine not only the hood, but also a shelf for spices and dishes, which should always be at hand.
To chose a fairly active living shade of blue. But due to lighting and white brick walls of a small room does not look dark and cramped.
In addition, the front of the window embedded wardrobe with mirror facade, which further reflects the light and makes the room visually more spacious.
In addition to the narrow built-in shelves for small items and decor in the hallway and more established console. On the wall next to the entrance were open hangers for clothes in the same colors that were used in the living room.
Entrance to the bathroom in the hall moved to expand it at the expense of the corridor. Now it does not fit the only full-size bath, and even a washing machine and built-in wardrobe for household products and cosmetics.
On either side of the sofa in the living room is now installed door. One of them leads to the nursery - this part of the room was left with a window. There have established a bunk bed and a desk with shelves for books and toys.
White facades coupe looks like a wardrobe, but in fact it is also the doorway. It can be accessed through the bedroom or open them up to the room without windows with natural light during the day.
Bedroom literally entered into a niche that was left from the nursery. Its size accurately calculate the length of a mattress that was laid on the podium. The result was a kind of storage system - "horizontal rack."
In addition, they built a mezzanine under the ceiling. And to expand the tiny room, used an optical illusion - designer wallpaper with monotonous monochrome pattern.
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Author: Paul Shelyagin.
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