A small space can be challenging when opting for a trendy transformation, but modern style easily adapts to any type of apartment, its secret being the minimalist approach.
In this case, we are talking about a two-room apartment, small in size, but functionally organized and aesthetically ordered.
The entire design starts from a color scheme expressed through shades of white, gray, and natural wood. The point of interest is represented by an open space consisting of the kitchen and living room, the separation of the two rooms being subtly made through a mini bar with a practical role, for preparing or serving meals.
Both the kitchen furniture and appliances have a simple and immaculate design, in glossy white shades. Symmetrically, they complement the living room bookcase which maintains the exact same texture. Gray is also present in textile components through the central extendable corner sofa and blinds.
Artificial light makes its presence felt very subtly, lighting fixtures expressing themselves discreetly and leaving room for natural light to abound.
Small but perfectly functional, this is how the matrimonial bedroom appears, which, through its simplicity, accurately conveys its specific role: relaxation. Centrally, we find a double bed whose frame, together with the bedside tables and the table positioned opposite, continues the line of the other furniture items in the adjacent rooms.
The dressing room located on the side and composed of mirrors will inevitably give depth to the room and visually enlarge the entire space which, with the help of discreet lighting, transforms into a stylized romantic one.
One of the modern accents of the bedroom appears mainly on the mural, through the use of a wallpaper in shades of gray and marble textures, transposing the fictional idea of celestial space, clouds, nature.
In the case of the bathroom, we can observe a narrow, elongated room, different from the other rooms. Beige, nude, and light natural wood are the ones that dominate the entire room. The furniture is practical and stylized so as to offer a sense of continuity, being easily mistaken for the walls that make up the space.
