A relaxed and elegant atmosphere, with colors inspired by the surrounding nature and refined decorative accents, can be found in an apartment within a residential complex in Mamaia Nord, furnished in record time by designer Anca Badoiu.
Abundant wood and exposed concrete combine with irregular, seemingly imperfect finishes and rough textures in warm, earthy tones alongside glossy, perfectly polished finishes like marble and glass. All elements were carefully balanced to create a sense of "home" within this three-bedroom apartment.
The apartment we're presenting today confirms that neutral-toned finishes can be exceptional. Combined with small pops of color and enriched texturally, such interiors offer the necessary inspiration for a stylish décor.
Located in a new building in the northern area of Bucharest, this apartment has three rooms, 80 square meters of usable space and 40 square meters of terrace (a major asset of the apartment).
The architects explain that the main advantage of this project was starting it during the construction phase, allowing them to modify certain spaces in the plan.
The sliding glass door that separates the hallway from the living room has a dual role. It slightly isolates the living area from the rest of the apartment, but it also has a decorative function, being the industrial accent we wanted to achieve in the living room, the architect says enthusiastically about this standout element of the design.
The story of this 110 square meter apartment's design in Chisinau revolves around the idea of elegance, with a focus on comfort and functionality.
Plenty of white, solid wood and light-colored wood paneling, accents in pastel green and turquoise tones, few but carefully chosen furniture pieces – this is how the story of a three-room apartment in Bucharest was shaped, designed this year by Cristian Patrascu Studio.
We're here with another small space design model, where you'll surely find plenty of ideas to implement. We're talking about a 33 sq m studio apartment designed for a young man living alone.
The story of this apartment's design began in April 2021, when the owners, a young couple, decided to furnish and personalize their home.
The story of this Cluj Napoca apartment began in 2021, purchased by a young beneficiary who invested around €30,000 to transform the developer-provided unit into the place she affectionately calls "home".
