Living in a small apartment is quite difficult.But the problem can be significantly alleviated by a competent setting of values. For example, when designing an interior, you can intentionally skip a number of important pieces of furniture. Let's take a closer look at the proposed option.
1. Correct division into zones
One of the main enemies of small spaces isabundance of walls and corridors. Here, only the bedroom and toilet are separated by walls. The tiny kitchen is decorated with artificial stones of a light shade and a shiny black floor. This combination does not hurt the eye, despite the sharp color ratio, since there is also a dark sofa against the background of the snow-white finish of the other walls.
2. Interesting decor
With the wrong approach, the ascetic innerdecoration reveals a negative feature - devastation. In this case, it is easier to improve the situation with reasonable decoration. Here, the designers used not only different tones, but also materials, which undoubtedly helped with the delimitation of space.
3. Getting rid of unnecessary furniture
The owner of the living space is not prone to attacksinformation hunger, so there is no TV here. He also does not like get-togethers and does not plan to start a family for some time, so the designers decided to free him from useless things - a large table, armchairs and most of the stools. Confident introverts will perceive this kind of method with delight, and others need to take a closer look at the sofas and chairs that have served their purpose and massive chests of drawers, perhaps their time has already come.
4. Storage concept
Wardrobes probably take up more spaceof all the space. You won't find them anywhere in this living space. If a dining table can be replaced with a bar counter, then a wardrobe can't be replaced with anything. One way to reduce the clutter is to thoroughly hide them somewhere out of sight. For example, there are as many as five of them in the hallway.
5. A drop of warmth
Minimalist design from Scandinavia is sometimes notonly a bit empty, but also quite cool. In this room, one fireplace is not enough, so we used a simple and very beautiful method - mapping. The wooden floor in warm tones seems to project warmth onto the walls in the guest room. We note variations of this method in the bedroom and in the hallway.
