Choosing an open space layout combining kitchen and living room can be challenging when you want a clear visual separation between the two areas.
A flawless design will always convey the desired emotion, even through the visualization of a single room.
From wall color and artwork to rugs and drapes, there are numerous decorative elements to consider for a restful, aesthetically pleasing, and tasteful bedroom.
The Scandinavian and rustic styles can be harmoniously combined, as we can see in this case of a small kitchen. White is the main chromatic element, while compositionally, natural wood and vintage patterned tiles stand out.
Any splash of color in the living room décor is welcome. And for that reason, I chose turquoise, a shade that evokes the exotic, the sea, vacation, and relaxation.
In the daily chaos, we are left with little time for truly important things: family, cooking, reading, or perhaps watching a movie.
To furnish the living area of their home, this family turned to the team of architects at Studio 2.
Small kitchens come with all sorts of inconveniences. Insufficient space for appliances, too few storage areas for our needs, and difficulty integrating a dining area are just some of the most common problems in our homes.
If you've chosen a thermal power plant, you've certainly considered at least once how you could mask the radiators to achieve a harmonious and elegant decor in your home.
You're probably wondering what a small kitchen means to us. The answer is subjective. There are no standard solutions that can be directly applied to your own layout.
The perception that the balcony is just another storage space for our homes has spread over time. As a result, we have many apartments where our connection to the outdoors has been transformed into a closed room, a kind of pantry with windows.
