Only those who live in a small space truly understand their own need for organization. I was telling you a few articles ago about how much we are inspired by the projects of Russian architects and designers.
Designing a home for a large family is truly a challenge. Many desires need to be fulfilled and requirements met to ensure that each member is satisfied with their allocated space.
Because you've constantly asked for ideas on how to furnish a studio apartment and small spaces in general, we're coming back to you with another design model where you'll surely find plenty of ideas to put into practice.
Alexander and Natalia are a young couple who purchased an apartment under construction near a park. They turned to the specialists at D&A Interiors for the design of a modern and functional space adapted to their needs, taking into account the upcoming arrival of their baby.
The charm of Bucharest of old, with that hint of a bygone era, can still be found if you lose yourself on the side streets in the central areas, sheltered from the noise of a city too hasty for its own history.
We were delighted by the spectacular transformation of this apartment, which was in a state of advanced disrepair, into a very chic 70 square meter space in the heart of Barcelona. The new urban vibe combined with Nordic-inspired touches immediately captivates you.
Many people living in studio apartments face challenges when it comes to interior design. To help you out, today we're presenting a 40 square meter apartment model located in the Adora Park residential complex in Arad, designed by architect Sinziana Badea from Xtrude Design.
We loved this apartment for its functional design, especially because it was conceived specifically for a young person living alone. Let's discover it in the following.
We are well aware that trends in recent years have transformed Scandinavian design into a prolific source of inspiration for many architects and designers who explore various facets of this style in original and creative ways.
What was initially a compartmentalized attic later became a bright, open-plan apartment with a wonderful open terrace. The talent of the interior designer, Jorge Varela, guided the transformation of the space to maximize its many possibilities.
For the design of this apartment in Croatia, the team of architects from GRUST arhitektura focused on creating a marine-inspired décor, drawing inspiration from the natural landscape and its proximity to the sea.
