Today we're stopping in Iași to admire the interior design of a home by Silvia Pintilie, from Inland Projects. Iata povestea detaliata de Silvia:
Opening the "Casa B" Gallery, an 110 square meter dwelling compartmentalized into a living room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, an office and a bathroom, was the subject of an interior design project that started from the premises of originality and positive, chromatic impact.
The family with a 10-year-old daughter desired a home with well-defined functions that would offer them the necessary comfort, attention to detail, and quality of materials used as top priorities. The beneficiaries are dynamic and communicative individuals, so the resulting design had to convey this aspect from the start and adapt to their personalities.
The family actively participated in the realization of the works, but they left me the freedom to propose solutions that some might consider experimental, but for them were the ideal approach.
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Kitchen
Sleeping Area
The girl's bedroom was decorated considering the dual purpose of the room – a place for rest and recreation, but also for study. Additionally, a special request was a bunk bed for friends who visit and stay overnight. Chromatically, we opted for a mix of pastel and serene colors, with light turquoise blue dominating the room.
Two types of wallpaper were also used, one mimicking weathered wood planks very well, and the other - a modern interpretation of retro wallpaper. The girl's passion for drawing was also considered, with a chalkboard created for her to practice her talent.
The collection of prints in the room is completed by the map pattern on the drapery and duvet cover, a colorful print that is always an interesting motif to explore.
