The concept of the modern interior of apartments in Kiev from Ruslan Kovalchuk and Stepan Tsimbalyuk simple - white walls, furniture, laconic forms, graphically accents and fashionable sofa mint shades.
All the walls in the apartment painted white. This is an excellent background for a more expressive furniture and decor. For example, for a sofa in a trendy shade of mint and recognizable artistic photographs by Antonio Mora.
An entire wall in the living room took a rack of books. If necessary, you can close the canvas for the projector. And under the TV unit posted a simple minimalist shelf made of solid wood - it echoes the tone of voice from the floor.
At the panoramic windows arranged the dining area. Furniture for dining team also picked up a wooden.
In the role of decoration few hangers stands in the dining room. Glass balls hang over the table like a giant soap bubbles.
Guests can sit down at the bar. It slides out like a kitchen island with built in wardrobes.
Black corner kitchen - graphically element that does not allow the interior to look too sterile. Sink moved to the window, and of the room-column installed cabinets for built-in equipment.
The bedroom is also treated with almost no decoration. finishing materials work instead. Wall behind the headboard issued an array of wood preserving texture and pattern.
In a small space, dressing area was a highlight impossible. Therefore, there appeared capacious enclosure system, which is adjoined by make-up table. All the furniture and decoration is solved in pastel colors - nothing should irritate or attract undue attention.
The decoration of bathrooms there is still the same gray paint and natural wood. The wet zone issued granite with monochrome geometric pattern. Instead shutter glass is secured, and to visually expand the space using a mirror. For it came up with an atypical solution - embedded into the fabric of another round convex mirror with its own illumination.
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Author: Paul Shelyagin.
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