Designer Kira Chuveleva designed a three-ruble note with an area of 84 m² for a customer interested in art. They tried to make the interior simple, but not boring due to the variety of colors and graphic details. Not only walls and furniture, but also ceilings were decorated with color.
- total area: 84 m²
- Number of rooms: 3
- A place: Moscow
- Who lives here: woman
- Budget: 5 million rubles
- Designer: Kira Chuveleva
- Photo: Alexander Volodin
They tried to make the interior simple, but not boring due to the variety of colors and graphic details. Not only walls and furniture, but also ceilings were decorated with color.
Living room
Calm gray walls were diluted with a muted pink tint of the ceiling. The rest of the accents were placed more precisely. One of them is the Sits Hugo sofa.
One of the walls was highlighted with a rich turquoise hue. Arranged around the edges wardrobes The Ideapurchased from Fields.
A mini-cabinet was set up on the balcony adjacent to the living room. The floor was laid with Mainzu geometric tiles.
The chairs were bought from La Redoute and repainted. The passage to the kitchen was left free. The border between the zones was marked with a side partition made of wooden beams with an insert.
Kitchen
The kitchen was tiled with bright yellow tiles and laid vertically. The set is made to order, it was painted in a rich emerald color.
A place for breakfast was set up by the window behind a wide window sill. Transparent lamps that let in natural light were purchased from La Redoute.
Bedroom
The bedroom, as the designer noted, turned out to be the most artistic. The sunny ceiling, blue walls and cloud lamps seem to have come off a child's drawing.
A small bar fridge for soft drinks was placed by the bed, like in hotel rooms. Also, a place was allocated in the room for a separate dressing room.
Guest bedroom
In the guest bedroom, yellow was accompanied by a rich green, which brought tropical motives. The Made sofa converts into an extra bed.
Hallway
The immersion in color occurs at the very threshold. In the hallway we used a tone-on-tone interior technique. The contrast is the floor. The color scheme for Materialix tiles was chosen by the designer.
Bathroom
The bathroom was inspired by the image of the city at night. So, the mosaic in the shower room gives rise to an association with skyscrapers, and the painting of the walls - with the falling twilight.
Layout
Prepared by Igor Barantsev.
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