White can be a lifesaver when starting an interior design project, especially in small spaces or those that don't benefit from much natural light. This apartment we want to talk about today comes to reinforce this idea and above all shows us that there is never too much white.
At the level of decor, we feel slight Provençal influences, but the space itself is contoured modernly, with attention to detail and small color accents that break the monotony of white and add extra interest to the design.
The kitchen is one of the rooms that caught our attention in a pleasant way. With white furniture, impeccably custom-made, this space attracts through the brightness it emanates. Black accents through handles, a black faucet, and a few black appliances manage to transform the arrangement. Metro-type white ceramic tiles add extra sparkle to the room.
The dining area along with the lighting fixtures respects the overall color palette of the kitchen; positioning by the window is a major asset for all household members or even guests.
For the living area, neutral colors, more precisely a very light cream, amplify the space and brightness of the room. The wallpaper, with a discreet floral motif, enhances the design by inducing tactile sensations. Decorative pillows are the only touches of color.
The same can be said for the bedroom. Here, the only color accents are represented by the bedspread. We like the tall wardrobes and especially the doors. The wallpaper used to outline the bed area also comes with a discreet print that reminds us of the Provençal spirit interpreted in a modern version.
As for the bathroom, built-in storage spaces in niches, as well as the cabinet under the sink, manage to warm up the decor through the use of natural wood essence. The idea of a shower area with floor drainage but separate from the toilet bowl is excellent; although small, the bathroom is divided into well-defined zones.
