When the needs of a family change, modifications are necessary to maximize the comfort of everyone living in the home. Let's take the example of this 3-bedroom apartment in Russia, inhabited by four people: parents, child, and grandmother.
When you have 70 square meters at your disposal, the layout can take many forms. Here's what we propose for today: a spacious area, furnished in a contemporary, elegant style that can be a source of inspiration for your own apartment.
It's time to take a break from small spaces and indulge in this magnificent 140 square meter apartment. We're talking about a complete layout with functional areas, storage spaces, and generous rooms, including a guest bedroom, a technical room with laundry, dressing room, and a bathroom twice the size of a standard one.
How to simply and functionally approach a 45 square meter apartment? Here's an excellent example within this project in Lithuania.
There are designs and designs; some you admire quickly, others you study more carefully, and others touch your soul and stay there for a long time. The project we propose to you today is, for us, worthy of the last category. We are sure you will love it too! We will detail it below.
Minimalism is the key word for this design. The beneficiaries wanted the space to not be cluttered with furniture, but as airy as possible, with an open kitchen towards the living room to socialize more easily with family or friends who come to visit.
Modern, simple, functional, and colorful. These are some of the ingredients chosen by designers, ingredients that aim to create a comfortable and visually pleasing space.
Through efficient repartitioning and a comprehensive renovation, this 36 square meter studio apartment has been transformed into a functional home offering the comfort of a two-bedroom apartment.
Contemporary renovations propose a certain departure from the comfort zone: spaces with open kitchens, industrial-inspired finishes, exposed brick, minimalist lighting fixtures, and furniture perceived as understated.
Sometimes, decorating in light shades and white can bore us. Perhaps it's the uniformity, perhaps a decor without too many personality accents, but the truth is that sometimes we feel the need for colors and prints.
In a small apartment, compromises are inevitable, especially when a second child arrives. For the layout we're proposing today, this meant transforming the living room into the children's bedroom.
