The owner of this one-room apartment decided not to gooff the beaten path and instead of a fold-out sofa, she installed a double bed right in the living room. San Francisco blogger Lauren Mizrahi writes in her online diary Live Happy Inspired about the happiness of everyday life, which can be successfully found by contemplating the beauty of the material world and simultaneously drawing inspiration from a morning cup of tea.
Furnishing a studio apartment is a piece of cakenot easy. And when you also need to fit several chests of your favorite things into 46 sq. m., the task seems almost impossible. The owner of this rented apartment decided to go the opposite way and divided the space into zones not with lamps and creative color schemes, but with her favorite things: textiles, indoor plants and a huge number of cozy little things collected at flea markets.
The blogger wisely decided not to include a sleeping areahighlight with decor, but, on the contrary, “merge” with the white wall with light textiles. Thus, when entering the living room, it is not immediately noticeable that there is a double bed by the window.
The living room itself is highlighted by a monochrome bedspread,pillows and a "zebra skin" on the floor. The center of the composition and the star of the entire room is deservedly chosen old chest, which simultaneously serves as a coffee table, storage system and the main transmitter of home comfort in this apartment.
According to the owner, the best way to reviverented apartment, in which, unfortunately, it is not always possible to radically correct something, is to use flowers and candles to the maximum. In vases and pots, under caps and on shelves, plants will add a feeling of freshness, cleanliness and color even to the most boring and cramped apartment. Candles can be a great alternative to multi-level lighting if you allocate the necessary zones for them (and if desired, you can fill the room with your favorite aroma).
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