Designer Sergey Tregubov designed a typical one-room apartment with an area of 47 m², turning it into a free space filled with light and air.
They took the modern Scandinavian style as a basis. The calm range was refreshed with light accents and green plants.
total area: 47 m²
Number of rooms: 1
Building type: house built in 1959
A place: Moscow
Who lives here: married couple with a cat
Budget: 3 million rubles
Designer: Sergey Tregubov (Iroom Design)
The apartment was made in a harmonious combination of Scandinavian tones - white, light gray, as well as shades of natural wood.
Living room
The living area was marked with a thin carpet. The bright sofa brought a fresh accent, diversifying the neutral palette.
A TV area was placed opposite. The radiator was sewn into a box, beating it with wooden slats. A mini-greenhouse was set up on a wide windowsill.A TV area was placed opposite. The radiator was sewn into a box, beating it with wooden slats. A mini-greenhouse was set up on a wide windowsill.
The gray armchair belongs to both the hallway and the living room.
It has formed a comfortable reading space around itself.It has formed a comfortable reading space around itself.
Kitchen
A set with glossy fronts looks almost weightless due to color. The apron, laid with wood grain porcelain stoneware, complemented the scandi style and aesthetically connected the kitchen with the living room.
The sink was moved to the window to make washing the dishes more comfortable.
The window sill, lowered in the niche of the countertop, was decided to be used as a spacious planter for plants.
The round dining table easily turns into a semicircle and, together with the sofa, marks the border between the kitchen and the living room. The TV can also be easily viewed from here.The round dining table easily turns into a semicircle and, together with the sofa, marks the border between the kitchen and the living room. The TV can also be easily viewed from here.The round dining table easily turns into a semicircle and, together with the sofa, marks the border between the kitchen and the living room. The TV can also be easily viewed from here.
Hallway
The hallway has dissolved into a single room, but retained its functionality.
A wardrobe for casual outerwear and shoes was integrated into a niche and concealed by a hidden door.
Bedroom
A transparent partition in the bedroom was equipped with blackout curtains for better sun exposure. The wall behind the bed was decorated with a painting and an asymmetrical composition of lamps.
The wide window sill was turned into an additional relaxation area. The slopes were surrounded by a reliable wooden structure. The surface was softened with a mattress and pillows.The wide window sill was turned into an additional relaxation area. The slopes were surrounded by a reliable wooden structure. The surface was softened with a mattress and pillows.
Layout
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