This small apartment aimed for optimal space utilization, with storage solutions all designed against a feminine backdrop. The available surface area was 35 square meters. Here's how the idea was developed and the details you can draw inspiration from.
To furnish their newly acquired apartment, this couple turned to Inside Story for advice and guidance on making the right choices. They resonated with Scandinavian interiors and decided to base the project on this inspiration.
It's difficult to recreate a rustic style in an apartment building, but not impossible. Proof of this is the very arrangement that amazed us with its execution and details. Let's find out more below.
This couple had long dreamed of their own home. After seeing the apartment, they knew it would be theirs. They purchased it, but got stuck on the decorating part.
This apartment was designed for a young woman who loves color. The space is cheerful with accents of yellow, blue, and orange, all on a light gray base.
The layout we're presenting today has a unique emotional charge. Alena, the designer who handled this apartment, envisioned the space specifically for her mother.
For this design, the designer focused on creating a contemporary decor that highlights the apartment's generous space.
For this apartment in a 19th-century heritage building, the young beneficiary desired an original design with pops of color and design pieces. The small space was a challenge, but the solutions found and the details that make up the decor are spectacular.
Today's inspiration comes in the form of this 80 square meter apartment furnished in Scandinavian style. Let's see in detail how the space was conceived and what ideas you can adopt for your own home.
The layout we propose today is sure to please you. The warm and welcoming interior of this two-bedroom apartment conveys a sense of well-being, and the ideas you'll encounter here will inspire you. Here are more details about this apartment.
Small space design challenges and inspires us equally. The solutions designers are able to implement confirm once again that anything is possible as long as you approach the design creatively and functionally, always keeping the beneficiaries' needs in mind.
