Today you will see how a three-room apartment inKhimki has turned into a Scandinavian fairy tale. And interior designer Irina Tsinker and architect Polina Starchikova will tell the readers of etk-fashion.com how they did it. The authors of the project "Scandinavian Eclecticism" are interior designer Irina Tsinker and architect Polina Starchikova. They transformed a three-room apartment in the residential complex "Novogorsk Park" in Khimki. Their main task was to combine in one interior design Scandinavian minimalism, which would be close in spirit to the young couple, and a bright color palette that pleases the eye of their three-year-old daughter. CO:interior The main task that CO:interior designers set for themselves is to help people planning to do repairs, to tell them about the importance and necessity of working documentation for carrying out repairs. That is why they set more than affordable prices for their projects and record deadlines for their completion. The works of CO:interior are initially created for fictitious owners, but subsequently each of these projects acquires its own individuality in the process of adaptation for a specific family. The author of this project is Polina Starchikova, an architect and interior designer. Her credo: simplicity, convenience and harmony are the most reliable friends for a successful interior. cointerior.rucointerior.ru
No major redevelopment was required.We only blocked up the doorway to the living room from the hallway and dismantled part of the wall between the kitchen and the living room to unite these two spaces. Polina Starchikova, architect Since one of the fundamental requirements for the design was the dominance of cold white tones, we took white and its shades as a basis. The ceiling, kitchen furniture fronts and the walls of the living room and kitchen are white. In order to dilute the clean base, we introduced bright color spots in the form of mustard-colored upholstered furniture, painted the inner walls of the shelving unit in bright yellow and blue colors.
This interior uses both spotlightslamps to create general basic lighting around the perimeter of functional areas, as well as directional light sources in the form of pendant lamps above the kitchen island or coffee table. Built-in niche lighting is also used in the bedroom. Additional lighting is provided by wall lamps, which are also an important detail of the interior.
All cabinet furniture (cabinets, shelving in the living room and kitchen set) is supposed to be made according to sketches. Furniture in the living room:
- sofas — Velvet;
- shelving - made to order according to designers' sketches.
We ourselves really like the solution for painting the walls.bedroom from dark blue to white. It raises the ceiling height and expands the space. Bright blue and yellow accents of the cabinet furniture are another highlight of this project. Furniture in the bedroom:
- cabinet, console and shelving system - according to designers' sketches;
- bed — Sleepeeesleep (reasonable price with good quality).
Bathroom:
- the vanity unit and bathroom screens will be made according to the designers’ sketches, the plumbing will be Hansgrohe, the sanitary ware will be Laufen;
- guest bathroom - a toilet and flush tank in a retro style were chosen to support the prints on the walls, and will also be made according to the designers' sketches.
Children's:
- cabinet furniture - according to designers' sketches, so that it would be possible to individually paint the inner walls of open shelves;
- bed - IKEA;
- The chest of drawers and chair, Archpole, were chosen for their colour.
For wall decoration, mainly usedpaintable wallpaper (in the living room, kitchen, hallway), in the bedroom the walls are painted using the degrade technique (this is a smooth transition from one color to another), one of the walls in the children's room is covered with gray wallpaper.
Floors in the kitchen area, hallway and bathroomsThe floors are laid with cement tiles, the main floor covering in the living rooms is engineered wood. Bleached wood is used in the living room. And warmer, honey-colored shades of wood are in the bedrooms. The doors were specially chosen to be white with silver-colored fittings and a modest panel along the contour without classic curves - it looks laconic.
Project budget:
- furniture - about 2.5 million rubles;
- finishing - about 1 million rubles;
- lighting items - about 300 thousand rubles;
- doors - about 300 thousand rubles;
- Plumbing fixtures and sanitary ware - about 300 thousand rubles.
— Initially, the customers came to us with an ideacreating a modern Scandinavian interior. As you know, such interiors are distinguished by white walls and natural wooden floors. Therefore, we decided that the future interior would be based on pure white. And in order to fill each room with bright accents, we chose two main color shades - blue and yellow. Yellow was initially chosen for the nursery, to associate the space with a warm sunny day and a good mood. Blue was chosen specifically for the bedroom. To "connect" all the rooms of the apartment, we used the corresponding accent colors.
One of the walls in the nursery is covered with grey wallpaper.color scheme with white polka dots. Gray was chosen because it goes well with yellow, which we chose as an accent color in this room. In addition, the clients insisted that the nursery should not imply the child's gender.
Project plan before
Project plan after
