Comfortable and functional apartment of 30 meters

Is 30 square meters enough space?But what if the apartment combines a bedroom, living room, kitchen and workspace in one room, is intended for rent and should be decorated to fit any lifestyle and rhythm of life? This Parisian studio delights with its elegance and thoughtfulness of design The 30 square meter studio was intended for rent, and decorator Marianne Evennou was given free rein to decorate. However, the personality of the advertising specialist Alain, the owner of the apartment, a man “with a million ideas a minute”, definitely influenced the created interior: masculine, dynamic and with thoughtful convenience and functionality. Marianne Evennou, designer and decorator Marianne believes that decorating small apartments requires much more creative effort than working with large spaces. This makes the result even more interesting. She pays special attention to a clear division of zones and loves to fill the house with unusual things. marianne-evennou.com allows you to hang clothes on the originala coat rack in the form of a tree drawn in ink, while the pendant lamp resembles an opening flower. The combination of saffron and red ochre colors sets an energetic tone for the entire apartment from the very beginning.The bathroom has a traditional color scheme that is turned upside down.The light-top, dark-bottom scheme keeps the bathroom from feeling small thanks to the windows that open onto the bright main studio room. Small open shelves blend into the wall, and the orange-framed mirror looks great against the calm looks like a separate room due to the fact thatthat the walls, furniture, and even the ceiling are painted black. The color isolates the area and creates a “box” effect — a cozy, enclosed space. Open shelves are a solution for neat people, but if you understand that clutter will hide all the beauty of such a kitchen, it is easier to maintain order. The living room is furnished in a restrained manner - here tooThere is a fold-out couch in the dark carpeted seating area, and the cabinets take up most of the wall but are completely unnoticeable, including due to the energetic combination of geometric elements. A round mirror on a deep blue background, together with the glass windows that open into the room from the bathroom, enhance all the available light - a very logical and practical technique. There was also room for a work corner withopen shelves painted to match the walls - a technique we have already seen in the bathroom - visually expand the room. The apartment has many interesting pieces of art - the ceramic skull alone will be remembered for a long time by any potential tenant. The warm shade of the translucent curtains covering the windows once again proves that gray in the interior does not mean nondescriptness or a lack of warmth and comfort. Moreover, the harmonious combination with neutral tones of dark blue and even black does not reduce the space at all. In this studio, every thing is in place, but the possibilities for adapting it to the needs of a specific tenant are limitless due to competent work with zoning, light and color.