Although it sounds small (measured in square meters), the surface area of this apartment covers the needs for comfortable and inspiring living spaces for a professor who works from home a significant amount of time.
The Balnak team emerged when two young women working in the IT industry in Vienna realized they shared a common passion: art in general and interior design in particular.
Diana recently told us about decorating her in-laws' house in Romania, which she did out of passion. The final result was completed in approximately three months with a budget of 7,000 euros.
With a budget of 24,000 euros, the owners desired a pleasant and relaxing space for their Bucharest apartment located in the Unirii area. Being away from the country for most of the year, they wanted to create an oasis of relaxation for short visits.
The design of this two-bedroom apartment in Shchelkovo stands out thanks to its high-impact visual kitchen, the recurring motif of arches (present throughout the living space), and generous storage solutions.
The designers at Caroline Art created a modern, functional, and visually appealing story for this three-bedroom apartment in Warsaw.
Designer Veronica Zaznova created this modern and relaxing interior for a young family with one child. The project's main challenge was to reconfigure the space and create two separate bedrooms without compromising the living area.
The story of this home is based on the desire for change, renewal, and alignment with modern living standards. It's the story of a spectacular transformation of an apartment from a communist-era block into a "wow" ultra-modern space, cold but spectacular at the same time.
Designer Anastasia Bondareva fulfilled all the wishes of a young family in this design, from the fireplace integrated into the living room furniture to the bench placed by the window, perfect for dreaming and relaxing.
Spacious, refined, and extremely elegant without feeling austere. That's how we could describe at first glance the 3-bedroom apartment recently designed by the Cristina Micu interior design team for a young couple of doctors.
The apartment has two rooms and 70 square meters of usable space; it is located in an old apartment building in the heart of Bucharest. The beneficiaries desired a complete refurbishment and adaptation of the dwelling to contemporary living standards.
