Although we tend to associate romanticism with periods of the past, this style is the precious detail of modernity when it comes to interior design. Suitable for any type of dwelling, the romantic line gives an elegant and homogeneous air to the entire space, transforming it into one of the principles on which this arrangement of a two-room apartment is based.
The living room and kitchen form together an impressive open space where accents of natural wood, beige, leather and velvet perfectly complement the wallpaper in the kitchen furniture area, a wallpaper that stands out due to its silver texture with a disco vibe.
With a futuristic look, the space dedicated to preparing and serving meals brings minimalist furniture in mochaccino shades to the forefront. The delimitation of the relaxation area is done with the help of a simple table around which 4 modern chairs upholstered in leather are placed.
The focal point of the arrangement of this open space is undoubtedly the geometric placement of the LED strips recessed into the wall that houses the minimalist bookcase and television. Once lit, their light will be reflected by the pattern of the silver wallpaper, thus creating a romantic and modern atmosphere at the same time.
The symmetry of all the furniture pieces visually enlarges the entire room, giving it a natural look and facilitating accessorizing according to the preferences of each family member.
The matrimonial bedroom features a double bed with a headboard upholstered in velvet that extends over the entire height of the wall on which it is located. The shade is maintained by the rest of the textile components, maintaining symmetry with the other rooms.
Modern accents are given by abstract lighting fixtures that start from the ceiling and position themselves on the sides of the bed, mirrors placed at a height and the design of the nightstands integrated into them. Adding natural greenery to the visual composition of the room provides naturalness and visually warms the entire atmosphere outlined.
A multitude of geometric patterns envelops the entire surface of the two bathrooms where, in order not to overload the visuals even more, silver and glass are used as constitutive elements.
