Designer Valentine Saveskul fit on a modest area of the library, office, living room, dining room and kitchen for a girl-scientist.
Contents yourself odnushku 35 square meters. meters would not be difficult, if not extensive library scientist, theologian with album art, modern and rare editions. Earlier books were literally everywhere. Therefore, the author of the project to create for them an interesting storage system. Two side cabinet white, stationary. Mobile two-row system of MDF is designed to store books under glass, and in the last row along the walls - open and fixed - can be stored not only books, but also a rare thing use.
Empty spaces on the shelves - it is a confirmation of quality of work of the designer. These racks landlady enough yet for a long time, and the library can be replenished. In order not to overload a single room, fully transparent desk made to order. To this heated glass sheet curved smoothly.
Sofa chosen with orthopedic base and drawers for clothes. On such a comfortable bed, not even laying. Next - on the border living room and kitchen - to install a small dining table with a couple of chairs from IKEA. Their hue echoes the textiles in the living room - a kind of a staging post on the way to a bright kitchen.
When choosing a floor blue tiles, blue and green colors focused on the work of Gaudi. Tile to find an apron of the same hue as one used on the floor and grout used green. Set high supplemented column for built-in equipment and a refrigerator. It is built into a specially built pier.
On the part of the living room partition hides pure white semi-circular rack to the ceiling. He is "masked" by the wall and creates a sense of space with no sharp corners - like flows into the hallway.
In the dark hallway added light using an orange door to the bathroom and mirrors. These two objects create the effect of the sun-drenched room. Shelf ladder from the rack at the top of a nightstand and replaced at the same time for the key, and a wardrobe.
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Author: Paul Shelyagin.
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