The customer purchased a one-room apartment with a separate kitchen and two bathrooms. As a result of the redevelopment, a euro-duplex with a separate compact bedroom and a spacious kitchen-living room with a mini-cabinet turned out.
- total area: 62 m²
- Number of rooms: from odnushka to eurovushka
- Who lives here: for rent
- Budget: 2.17 million rubles
- Designer: Alexandra Nikulina
- Photo: Dmitry Medvedev
Living room
They took the Scandinavian style with its predominantly light colors and an abundance of wooden textures as a basis. The space was further expanded using a technique with mirrors.
As in the rest of the rooms, there is a circle theme in the living room. Here it is represented by a lamp and a glass table top.
The role of contrasting elements against the background of a calm finish is played by dark details that add graphicity - the upholstery of an armchair and chair, a floor lamp, and table lamps.
A workplace was set up in a secluded corner between the bedroom and the loggia. It was decorated with canvases by the owner, which support the theme of circles.
Kitchen
The pencil case, which is part of the kitchen unit, serves as a conditional boundary between the zones in a single room.
The walls are partially decorated with Farrow & Ball in the Brassica shade. It is present in every room, emphasizing the unity of the general aesthetic idea of the apartment.
Accents against the classic Scandinavian blend of white and wood are the bright dining room and warm gold light fixture.
Bedroom
The bedroom was done in a soothing pastel color scheme. They used a tone-on-tone interior technique.
The dynamics were brought in by the dark geometric lines framing the mirror and the picture and dividing the cabinet doors, as well as by a floor lamp with a strict silhouette.
To the right of the bed, in addition to a separate dressing room, there is a spacious built-in storage cabinet.
Bathroom
The central bathroom splits into two parts. The shower area was finished with marbled Italon porcelain stoneware.
In the room, to visually expand the space, they implemented the same technique with mirrors as in the living room.