I love seeing spacious apartments that allow you to play with the functions and approach the design in a relaxed and airy way. From a 20 square meter kitchen to a 40 square meter living room, you'll see how this apartment brings an enviable design to the forefront.
Geometric patterns are often found in contemporary interiors, interpreted in various forms. Here it is again, flawlessly incorporated as a theme throughout every room of this two-bedroom apartment. But let's take a closer look at how this space was designed.
The arrival of a child brings with it a series of changes on all levels, including the rearrangement of the home to adapt the space to the new needs of the family.
The story of today's home is about joy, nature, and the feeling of well-being at home. The protagonist's name is Cristina Bordoiu, she is an interior designer, and in what follows I will tell you about how she decorated her apartment in Arad and how her original ideas can inspire you.
If you're looking for inspiration to decorate your apartment, I suggest we take a look today at the project of a 90 square meter apartment, specifically how the living area was redesigned.
Reconfiguring a small apartment is often necessary to create the functionalities you need. And when I say this, I'm referring to those apartments with a single main room where you have to furnish both a living area and a sleeping space.
Embracing a rustic-chic aesthetic, today's design is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful I've featured in Povestea casei. It's not necessarily the finesse of the details but the feeling of home, of belonging that draws you in and captivates.
The charm of the old buildings wouldn't be complete without the impeccable quality furniture and finishes, proof that they still exist today, facing times that haven't been the most favorable.
Most of us live in small spaces and when our family grows, we don't have many options to transform our homes. Moving would require a budget that we don't have available.
New apartment buildings constructed in recent years often fail to adequately meet the needs of their future residents, particularly in terms of apartment layouts.
Scandinavian design has conquered much of the world and continues to be loved and integrated in various forms into interiors everywhere.
