Small interiors created by realcreators, fascinate with their beauty and functionality of space. The great architect and teacher, a leading postmodernist specialist, Charles Moore worked on his projects in a close studio on the top floor of the university building. He often stayed up late and stayed there for the night. When the great architect was gone, his friends turned his workplace into a modern apartment, making an opening and connecting part of the attic. The result was a bright and bright apartment, in which artists now live, arriving at exhibitions or learn from experience. The white color in the interior is background, these are walls, ceiling, architectural elements. Bright objects and fragments of the decor create a festive joyful mood. The small studio room had an unsightly look. A long podium along the window and a small bathroom in the center of the room. The main thing for working on projects was the light, which penetrated through a large stained glass window, and silence, since no one interfered with work. 
In the corner was equipped with a place to rest and work. On the shelves were stored folders with drawings and literature. The mattress turned the hard flooring into a sofa and allowed to sit for a long time without being distracted. A small table was enough to lay out the paper, preparing for lectures and creating project sketches. 
To create a comfortable living environment,the existing area was small. It is impossible to expand the apartment to the side, because the neighboring rooms were used by students. Then they decided to break through the hatch into the attic and make the interior design in Charles’s favorite style. 
Railing stairs bend and form above the kitchen figure design, decorated with bright objects. Below are open shelves with dishes, above Indian art. 
Railing wide curved serpentine flow throughthe whole room, starting its way from the bed on the upper level, mysteriously distorting the space. The result was a modern attic modernism with a decor of objects and drawings of the aborigines, bright, colorful and unreal. 
Staircase to the second floor, thanks to the originaldesigns, takes up little space. The kitchen is located under it, and the steps turned into closed shelves and drawers for storing pots and appliances. You can cook on a small stove and in the oven. Conditions will not allow you to pamper yourself with delicious dishes, but everyday difficulties will not cause. 
Dining table folding and if necessarycap size can be increased. In the niches between the beams are placed various pieces of art that artists gathered together. Bright, they create a special flavor of the interior. 
Upstairs is a bed. The base of the wooden planks can be moved apart and made it for two. On the edge of the railing stands a vase with tulips. The protrusion forms a sort of cabinet with a shelf, in the niche of which is a local Mephistopheles figurine. 
White bedding blends in with the walls, making the corner even brighter. In the evening you can watch TV, disguised behind the door of the bedside table, lying on the bed. 
Behind the panel in the headboard is a folding table and a cherry-colored chair that attracts attention. A niche in the wall above the bed can be used as a shelf for books, mobile phones and other items. 
Compact arrangement of functional areasallowed to create a bathroom with a sink, toilet and glass shower. There is a transparent vase with flowers on the shelf and clean towels for living post-graduate students and those who arrived on a business trip. On the wall is an oval bathroom mirror. Brilliant smooth surfaces reflect the light, making the room brighter. The beige color underlines its special purpose. 
Even a light bulb with a mercury coating bulb nowIt looks more fun because it reflects the bright spots of the decor and the light from the windows. Each zone in the apartment, except for the ceiling, has additional lighting, which is activated independently as needed. 
On a white background and become colored decorbook covers placed on open shelves. Friends gathered art objects that Charles Moore was fond of and decorated a small and comfortable apartment, creating a museum in it and keeping the library. 
Scandinavian style residential loft
