The layout we propose today could be described in one word: bright. The large windows and artificial lighting placed on every side of the apartment amplify the space and showcase it excellently.
In a two-room apartment with an area of 40 square meters, design options can be quite limited. However, the intervention of a designer will bring about changes you may not have seen or been sure you could make.
Today's inspiration comes in the form of a project by architects Silvia Coman and Roxana Jipa from Lime Studio.
Small apartments don't have to be suffocating. A well-chosen color scheme can visually increase the space and make it very bright.
We perhaps wrongly associate the old with degradation. 19th-century houses represent true architectural treasures of immense value to the culture of the respective country.
The compact layout of this two-bedroom apartment required extra effort from the architects during the design planning phase. The main objective was to optimize the space so that it met all the requirements of a modern lifestyle.
Today's inspiration comes straight from Vietnam. You might ask what we found there, and our answer is – inspiration, lots of inspiration. Are you curious to see a three-room apartment design from the other side of the world?
Small spaces require extra attention when choosing furniture and decorative elements. In the desire to have as much storage space as possible, we risk overloading rooms with furniture, ultimately resulting in a suffocating effect.
Sometimes, circumstances force you to make compromises. That's exactly the situation our protagonist found herself in today.
Small spaces, small spaces, how to make the most of them? Here's an interior design proposal for an apartment designed for a young woman. Taking into account the beneficiary's requirements, the designer proposed a project that includes all necessary functions, including a sleeping area.
Looking for fresh ideas to decorate your home? The apartment we're showcasing today is overflowing with design elements you can successfully apply to your own space. Here's what the design entails:
