Despite the modest footage, Position Collective studio designers are provided in the apartment roomy storage system, but... no closet! All shelves and hangers left open, and the appliances are built right into the base of the modular beds.
Elongated flat shape with only window in the end completely defined and layout, and design solutions. For example, there is no place to install a traditional cabinet - all partitions for that is too narrow. Therefore, designers have come up with a narrow modular system at the entrance and hanging from the ceiling hanger in the room.
At the window there was a living-dining area, which is only a dining table and a few chairs (different, as advised designers). Near white matte line of headsets. From the upper cabinets deliberately abandoned in favor of open shelves.
Wall made of birch plywood with holes became the main feature of the interior. The modular system allows you to easily rearrange the shelves to hang additional or removed altogether to property acquired minimalistic look.
The bedroom from the kitchen-living room separates the light rope mesh, so rather conditional zoning.
The podium on which was laid a mattress, too, a kind of storage system - from all sides it built crates and even home appliances, and on top is provided lifting gear and hatches for access to rarely used things.
Furniture made to order, and thought over the smallest details. For example, to do without the extra accessories, the designers came up with an embossed edge of the plywood, which acts as a handle.
To visually expand a small bathroom on the floor and walls using a simple rectangular white tiles, but of different sizes. Her laid offset and did not raise to the ceiling. Another interesting detail - a huge window in the shower. This frosted glass became part of the design head of the bed.
Disposition.
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Author: Paul Shelyagin.
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