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The young beneficiary didn't want anything complicated for his home. In fact, he chose to purchase most of the furniture and necessary items from the famous Swedish retailer, IKEA.
Although he knew where he would get most of the things, the beneficiary still called on a designer to put together what he wanted with what he needed to create a livable space with all the functions. Too many options without a plan can be confusing for anyone who wants to decorate a space.
The intervention of a professional is a lifesaver in many situations.
The space we are talking about is 50 square meters, but it has a one-room apartment configuration, meaning there is no bedroom. Sleeping on a sofa, no matter how comfortable it may be, was not exactly what the beneficiary wanted.
In addition, the walls could not be modified due to the structure of the building, so the designer created several functions in the main room: a living room, an office, a sleeping area, a relaxation area and storage spaces.
The decoration maintains a unified line, inspired by Scandinavian interiors. A lot of white was used, various shades of gray, prints and graphics to decorate the space. Everything is kept simple, functional.
To increase the storage areas, the designer added furniture around the window, the middle area being intended for sitting, reading or relaxing. This is followed by a sofa and a TV area visually connected through the rug. The two overlapping tables are an excellent choice for this type of space.
On the other side of the room, a medium-height partition was created to separate the living room from the sleeping area. On one side, a desk was set up, and on the other - the bed.
