This apartment in an old apartment building in the center of St. Petersburg looks bright, light and modern, but this was not always the case. A few years ago, housing was an old communal flat, in which the layout and decoration left much to be desired. But thanks to the vision of the owners and…
With the light and skillful hand of Scandinavian designers, a simple studio apartment with a total area of 37 sqm were converted into a very nice one-bedroom dwelling. More precisely, the bedroom here is not entirely a room; it is rather a dedicated sleeping corner, which arose thanks to a glass partition. The living room…
This renovated apartment in an old building in Madrid has a distinctly industrial character, but the designers decided to move away from the classic canons of the loft style and made the space brighter and more interesting. Glass partitions and dark surfaces have been diluted with the help of red geometric print upholstery, gold cabinetry,…
This small studio apartment in Stockholm is remarkable for several reasons. Firstly, plaster – this already slightly forgotten technique for wall decorating, in this case, turned out to be the main one, because it is present on different walls and in different shades. In addition, we liked the vintage wooden doors – they look quite…
Making a large space functional is often not difficult, but planning a small apartment wisely is always a challenge. The designer of this Stockholm apartment did really a great job on this. The unit of 49 sqm is conventionally divided into three zones. A tiny entrance hall and a bathroom with a shower, a full…
The house which hosts this apartment is a famous and important architectural monument of St. Petersburg – it is one of a row of 2-story historical houses in the Palevsky district, built in the 1920s in the spirit of the Soviet avant-garde. But the interiors of the apartment turned out to be light and modern,…
Scandinavian style is very versatile – we see it in numerous interiors in Sweden, Denmark, Norway. Even the simple beige-gray apartments of the Scandinavians turn into individual projects with interesting nuances and unexpected design techniques. This Stockholm 69 sqm apartment has a multifunctional and thought-out space of the kitchen-living room. There is a large area…
The color scheme of this Swedish apartment seems to us as monotonous with all shades of gray. But if you look closely, you can see that the owners and the designer have chosen a multifaceted palette of shades of gray, beige, brown, burgundy, green: they all combine perfectly, and therefore create the effect of a…
In this apartment in Malmo, there are a lot of unfading details of Scandinavian classics: luxurious stoves in each room, stucco molding, floral wallpaper in the bedroom. These are the things for which we love Swedish architecture. But the interiors do not feel old-fashioned at all thanks to some modern solutions. For example, the living…
Today we have not a typical Scandinavian apartment. Firstly, with a total area of 65 sqm the layout is completely open, even the bedroom – and that is separated from the main space by an only completely transparent partition and curtain. The brightest accent in the apartment – the brass wall on the kitchen –…
