No matter how many small apartments we have seen in recent years, with each new release we are surprised and admire the ability of amateurs and professionals to decorate and make the most of the space.
The latter does not necessarily mean putting as much furniture or accessories as possible in a house, no, on the contrary, it means using as little as possible while satisfying the needs of creating spaciousness, functionality, comfort and style.
Placing furniture haphazardly without thinking about colours, harmony, style or even practicality, we all can do it, creating a beautiful, cosy, simple home with everything one needs to live is no longer such an easy task.
The first thing to consider is the lifestyle and needs of the occupants of the room. It is clear that such an apartment is designed for a maximum of one to two people. From the furniture and the rest of the content, he looks like a person who works out and likes to cook at home and entertain guests from time to time. The lack of a study or work area and the well-appointed, fully equipped kitchen with a dining table that can seat up to 4 people give us away.
Surely this interior wouldn’t work for some of us who need other things, but it would work for its occupant and that’s the key to success. meet individual needs, not standards. As a completely open light distribution, the choice of light colours makes the room bright and harmonious.
Only the solid oak floor in a herringbone pattern and the designer chairs create a contrast with the beige and light grey tones, a warm contrast that natural wood always achieves.
Textiles are another important element for this warmth in this decoration. They are in every corner, even in the bathroom. Imagine if it weren’t for all these fabrics, curtains, carpets, pillows, tablecloths, blankets… what would the room be very different from? To create a more welcoming space, adding textiles is always key.
Look at the mesmerising apartment!
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