Designer Graham Hill took to convert a studio in New York, so that it appeared a separate bedroom, living room and dining room for the company of 10 people, compact and functional kitchen entrance hall, cloakroom. And all this - with the help of only one furniture!
The living room is installed a huge sectional sofa in a blue velvet upholstery. The modules can be installed angle for watching TV or along both walls during a feast.
The coffee table is expanded into a full dinner - for them can sit up to 10 people at a time. Interesting finish the outer wall of the apartment. She fastened the felt sheets that absorb sound, almost without eating space.
One wall of the living room is fully turned to the storage system. But the central unit conceals a secret - a fold-out bed.
The cabinets have built a number of folding tables - they function as bedside tables.
Second part of the living room was taken by a guest. It also provided a mezzanine and a folding table - behind it you can work or have a cocktail bar.
But if you fold the table and move here part of a modular sofa, you get a full guest bed.
Even the bedroom can be sealed with thick curtains and textiles of the corrugated septum.
The basic function of storing concentrated in the hallway. Thanks to a roomy tall cabinets it almost turned into a dressing room.
Near the entrance have equipped kitchen. Separating its walls and doors did not. Even coat hooks fixed on the side panel built-in refrigerator. The place is a little bit, but for dinner the owners plan apartment in the living room.
Apron issued by the same material as the countertop. In kitchen chose the budget of the mass market, but replaced the pen with stylish leather strips.
The bathroom is very compact - each tile visually would make it even closer. Therefore, the walls lined with fine mosaics and covered mirrors. Authors of the project picked up a compact plumbing and transformed the entire space in the shower, simply mounted on the wall faucets and watering.
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Author: Paul Shelyagin founder Fields.
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