An interior where the influences of glam style, art deco streamline are felt at every step, against a modern background.
The 60 square meter apartment in Dobroesti was renovated and furnished on a budget of 40,000 euros to match the new desires and needs of the owners.
The beneficiary wanted a warm interior, in pastel shades with glossy accents, gold, silver and mirror. We added touches of gray and a little black for drama.
At the level of compartmentalization, they demolished the kitchen partition wall to create a common space with the living area; the bathroom was completely redesigned in terms of installations and finishes; the hallway area was also modified according to the new project.
The option for sliding doors in the kitchen, with sandblasted frame, ensures visual continuity of the spaces and optically increases the reduced space of the kitchen; at the same time it separates the functional areas, as the beneficiary did not want to feel in the living room when cooking.
The kitchen stands out through its modern lines and the gold metallic finish of the suspended units. The minimalist hood with three white blades discreetly accentuates the cooking area. Printed glass, with a black marble look, makes the transition between the kitchen finishes.
The dining table was placed outside the kitchen, right next to the fixed part of the sliding doors, efficiently communicating both with the kitchen and the living room.
The biggest intervention was demolishing the wall between the kitchen and the living room to create a fluid and bright space. We also wanted that when you enter the house to have a perspective point and a beautiful image, not just a simple white door. That's why we re-partitioned the hallway area with the kitchen and we believe it was worth it.
The removed wall was completely non-structural and did not affect the structure of the block in any way.
