The designer got rid of renovations in the spirit of the 2000s and created a bright and comfortable living space.
The peculiarity of this project is its layout. The fact is that in the 2000s, customers combined three-room and one-room apartments into one large one, with radius walls and multi-level ceilings. Now the designers were faced with a new task – to divide the apartments back for separate living for adult children.
The kitchen and dining area were separated by a semicircular partition with a “window”. This layout was fashionable in the 2000s, but now it no longer meets the requirements of functionality and style.
The kitchen set was placed along two walls. One part is the main cooking area with sink and stove, the other is a storage area, as well as an area for making tea and coffee or toast. Two worktops allow you to prepare and display food on both sides – this is a very convenient and functional solution.
A dining area with vintage chairs and a table was set up by the window.
The space was overloaded with multi-tiered ceilings, complex partitions, and dark furniture. Overall, the walk-through areas seemed cramped.
Storage systems in a small apartment are always a difficult task. Here it was solved by designing a spacious dressing room in the sleeping area. Also, a large storage system was placed in the hallway for outerwear.
The premises were irregularly shaped and had outdated decoration. I wanted to add light and get rid of clutter.
As a result of the redevelopment, the bathroom, toilet and tiny corridor were combined – the result was a convenient and comfortable bathroom with an area of 7.5 square meters. m. This helped to place a spacious wash area here, as well as decorate it with decorative light.
