Every house has its own unique aspects. Whether it’s the size of the rooms, the needs of the owners or the number of spaces, challenges for an architect always appear when it comes to designing a space. The design of this apartment started from a surface of 150sqm – the owners wanted a design with an open, bright space, an urban and modern environment, in intense colors, but with pieces meant to inspire industrial accents.
The Living Room
For the living room design, we started with parquet flooring and a dining table plus a coffee table featuring wooden tops. We opted for a TV composition with simple, geometric shapes, projected onto a wall finished with wallpaper featuring geometric patterns. The colors chosen for the living room were gray, blue and black. The blue accents in the wallpaper are in tune with the sofa’s blue shade, providing the room with a vibrant look.
The living room flows into the dining area, which features a wooden table and chairs in the same accent color—blue.
The Bedroom
If the living room was decorated with Scandinavian accents, for the bedroom the owners wanted a modern and elegant decor. For this room as well we opted for dark colors – black leather for the bed, brown textiles for the upholstered wall and, as a vibrant color, mustard yellow for the curtains, which are made of a material that integrates perfectly into this arrangement – velvet. The central element of the bedroom arrangement is the chandelier.
The dressing room
The second bedroom was transformed into a dressing room which was enhanced with open and compartmentalized furniture. We also opted for dark colors – pale black in combination with natural wood flooring.
The kitchen
The kitchen space was decorated in the same tone as the living room and dining area. The furniture that we chose reflects a simple, minimalist design, matte black MDF fronts, without handles, highlighted by the use of metallic wallpaper in the upper area of the worktop (purchased from Silver Decor). Black appliances, in tone with the furniture, can be built-in.
The hallway
For the hallway, we chose cement tiles to protect the access area and to create a contrast with the parquet in the living room. For the accent, we chose wooden furniture – in the same tone as the living room. Due to the lack of light, we chose to keep the walls white, but to accessorize them with black and white decorative 3D panels. As for the color accents, the owner chose paintings that give a special touch to the entire interior.
The bathroom
The bathroom design mostly consisted of using unique wallpaper for the wall finish instead of classic tiles, while for the floor the same cement tiles used in the hallway and kitchen.
After approximately 2 months of rearrangement, the result was a well-organized apartment and a visually harmonious environment; a modern decor, with both Nordic accents (living room tables, hallway furniture, chairs) and elegant elements – decorative profiles, cornices, chandelier (bedroom) Purchased from our friends at Silver Decor.