With just two rooms and 56 square meters, the Bucharest apartment, whose design bears the signature of architect Cristian Patrascu, appears much more spacious and bright thanks to the carefully chosen finishes and attention paid to detail.
This 75-square-meter apartment, distributed across three rooms and two bathrooms, was completely redecorated without major changes to the layout or furniture placement. The desired result was successfully achieved: the modernization of the home and its adaptation to the new preferences and needs of the owners.
When the space we have available is small, we certainly need to be prepared for compromises. For the project I chose to present today, these involve sacrificing the living room and balcony, transforming them into a bedroom and an office (study area), respectively.
The landscaping project we are presenting today inspires through an elegant approach with a focus on functionality. The decor is treated minimally, but the accents found give it personality.
No apartment is too small if there's a well-defined list of priorities and a team of architects who understand the needs and desires of the space user. This is also the case with a small studio apartment located on the 8th floor of a residential complex in Bucharest.
Designed for a young couple with busy professional lives, the two-room apartment is located in Wroclaw, Poland. Its limited square footage led to prioritizing concealed storage spaces and choosing materials and colors carefully.
The apartment we're going to talk about today has 2 bedrooms, 57 square meters and is located in a new building in Bucharest.
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In a few square meters, the transformation of small rooms into intimate spaces with a pleasant and relaxing visual impact was achieved for all five members of a family; this is the story of an interior design without major interventions but with a lot of style.
The apartment owners, parents of two teenage daughters, desired a design that reflected their passions: nature lovers, travelers, especially to sunny countries, and avid readers.
The 109 sq m apartment had a set of functional and aesthetic requirements from the owners from the outset, forming the basis on which the architects shaped the overall concept and execution details; open communication between the beneficiaries and the design team contributed decisively to the success of the final result.
