For the design of this apartment, the beneficiaries wanted a more nonconformist approach, without a predefined style. They weren't afraid of dark colors, black accents or oversized industrial-style lighting fixtures.
Open the GalleryThe 100 square meter apartment is configured as a three-room one with a living area, matrimonial bedroom and office space, with bathroom and generous hallway. The living space proved to be a true playground for creativity exploration.
At every step we encounter details that catch your attention, from the Marilyn Monroe graffiti, red painted radiators or the black painted wall in the hallway.
The living area is spacious with the living room and kitchen forming a single unit. The delimitation is done only visually through furniture pieces. The living room consists of a conversation area, with two sofas and a coffee table, next to the television. The decor is quite airy, the emphasis being on textures and finishes.
The photographs were taken around the winter holidays, so in the images above you will be able to admire the decorations and the Christmas tree.
Part of the walls have been uncovered, and the brick texture is visible. In some areas it has been painted white, and on the living room wall the graffiti outlines a wonderful accent area.
In the space dedicated to the kitchen, the arrangement reminds us of both vintage and industrial interiors. The table and chairs with patina, copper lighting fixtures or even the brick wall represent details that remind us of the nonconformist theme that this couple embraced.
The entire living area is bright thanks to the windows which allow a large amount of natural light.
The patinated effect will also be found at the level of the hallway wardrobes, the main storage area of the dwelling. The wall painted with writable paint, the floor tiles and the doors of the rooms and bathroom are all black.
Intense colors are also found in the bedroom, blue being the color that defines the space. In this chromatic context, white bedside tables and lamps stand out in an interesting way.
Blue accents, but in lighter shades, are resumed in the office room, where again we find the exposed brick wall and vintage pieces excellently integrated into the decor.
You will surely find in this apartment an atypical, courageous arrangement, in which chromatic accents and textures create original areas of interest. A real inspiration!
Design: Akorneev Studio
