For this 50 square meter apartment in Paris, the team of architects proposed a radical redesign: functions were redistributed, walls were removed, and from two rooms, this dwelling was transformed into a three-room apartment.
The series of renovations in Romania continues today through this project realized by interior architect Cristina Micu.
This year we aim to bring you, our readers, as much Romanian design as possible. In previous articles you could follow projects created by
We are convinced that many of you will identify with the story of this family: a young couple with a two-year-old child living in a 53 square meter apartment.
Scandinavian style enthusiasts, this couple wanted their apartment's design to be inspired by such interiors.
Sometimes, the simplest solutions are also the most effective. Justyna, the young woman who designed this 61 square meter apartment in Poland, took this approach.
We are thrilled to be able to write about Romanian interior design projects. Today we're talking about the team at Jooca Studio, specifically a three-bedroom apartment in Bucharest lived in by a family with one child.
Today we invite you to find inspiration in this wonderful design by the Miso Architects team, in collaboration with Alexandra Cosma from DAAC Studio.
Small space designs continue to amaze us. Through the creativity of interior designers, interiors are transformed into comfortable, functional homes with style. We chose to illustrate this by decorating a small apartment in Barcelona. In its 40 square meters, the team from
Designing an apartment doesn't have to be complicated. First and foremost, you need to know what you want to achieve based on your needs, what budget you have available, and what things you like.
Over the last 15 years, this two-bedroom apartment had not undergone any improvements, renovations, or even minor redecorating.
