Designers Marina Novikova Olga and Louis completely remade apartment in just 3.5 months. They got two bedrooms and a kitchen-living room in a single color.
The basis for the interior took quiet shades of beige. Parquet floors, "Christmas tree" wallpaper with the same pattern to decorate the wall in the bedroom, the living room. As an accent designers chose blue, but in the final stage he was joined by red-brick. As a result, this combination can be found almost anywhere in the apartment.
In a single isolated room was planned to settle the daughter of the landlord. The younger son is a guest only on short visits, so will spend the night on the couch in the living room. And to his father separated the bedroom behind a screen of the embossed glass.
Bed with blue headboard with rivets leaned against the wall. So it left more space in the window.
On the contrary it arranged the work area, or the mini-office.
The owner of the apartment - a supporter of minimalism. His house does not have extra stuff, so even a bookcase with difficulty found his place.
Living room and kitchen combined, so we choose the most neutral facades. They were to be dissolved in the interior and not conspicuous.
Zone separates a dining table for two. He seemed continues the line of the corner headset, although his countertop and is located below.
Floor and apron in the kitchen have chosen the same tile, but a complex pattern on it manifests itself, depending on the angle of incidence and rays of light.
The same tile formalized and most of the surfaces in the bathroom.
Baby girl seems to pale pink due photowall with clouds that made to order. In fact, most of the white walls and furniture.
The family has a few things, so only four closets throughout the apartment. In his children's facades decorated pattern of rhombuses.
But in the hallway back to a single color in beige and blue tones. The space is not much, so the narrow pier near the door took a dresser-obuvnitsey, and a little further established a roomy walk-in closet.
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Author: Paul Shelyagin founder Fields.
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