Although relatively small at 43 square meters distributed across two rooms, the apartment we are discussing today surprises with its brightness and airy feel thanks to efficient zoning and furniture placement.
The elegant and functional design of a 38-square-meter apartment, signed by designer Andreea Stefan, shows us that spaces that need the most expertise and advice from a designer are often small apartments, where every millimeter counts enormously.
Located in a residential complex in the northern area of Bucharest, the three-room, 78 square meter apartment was designed for a young family and their daughter.
The 84 square meter apartment with four rooms and two bathrooms is located in a 1970s building on Calea Mosilor in Bucharest.
Today's story is about a 3-bedroom, 88 square meter apartment located in a new residential complex in Bucharest.
The story of a minimalist design, in neutral tones, conceived for a young couple with a busy lifestyle, began from the desire for practical solutions to the existing space.
When the project was taken over, the apartment located in a new building in Bucharest was in a "shell and core" state; it had four rooms within a 94 square meter interior plus a generous 50 square meter terrace.
An interior where glam and streamlined art deco influences are felt at every turn against a modern backdrop.
The clients desired a bright, vibrant, and comfortable interior suitable for living when they decided to hire architects to transform their two-bedroom apartment into a three-bedroom one.
Located in a quiet residential area of Calarasi, the 67 square meter apartment creates a relaxing and organized atmosphere based on the principle of "less is more". There are fewer decorative pieces and accessories, but emphasis has been placed on quality in the selection of those present.
Clients, a young family, received this small apartment as a gift from relatives. Designer Anastasia Kalistova's mission was to breathe life and sparkle into the apartment; creating a bright and comfortable interior where there was no sense of cramped space were top priorities for the entire team involved.
