As I mentioned in a previous article, Scandinavian designs are fascinating because they beautifully combine functionality with aesthetics, highlighting the beauty of a space through simple yet effective details.
This 40 square meter apartment is located in Moscow and was designed by the architecture firm I NT2 Architecture.
The Scandinavian style has begun to be widely used, becoming a major influence in many home designs. I have to admit that this style is one of my favorites and every time I find such a design, I want to share it with you. Here's what I came across today.
As soon as I discovered this urban dwelling arrangement, I knew I had to share it with you immediately. Signed by Doherty Design Studio, the house embraces a modern, minimalist style, and above all, an original one through the integration of the interior courtyard into the living space.
Scandinavians are renowned for their desire to have as much open space and natural light as possible. This stems from the fact that they "suffer" several months of darkness each year, with days being very short and nights long and depressing.
Even if a small apartment isn't to everyone's liking, sometimes we don't have a choice. However, there may also be a positive side to this.
In both fashion and interior design, there are styles and trends that gradually return to popularity, either in their purest form or in a reinterpreted manner.
This loft is located in a historic building in a Toronto neighborhood, previously used as a warehouse before renovation. The project was handled by the Rad Design architecture firm and we can say that the refurbishment of this space is as original as possible.
The beginning of spring is the perfect time to plan your home renovation. If you're looking for decorating ideas, this Swedish apartment could be an ideal model.
This 40-square-meter apartment in Budapest was designed and furnished by the architecture firm Suto Interior Architects, and the result is truly enchanting.
This apartment is located in the resort town of Royan, in southwestern France, an area known for its high-society residents.
