We want to introduce you to something amazingthe interior of an apartment in which a young woman lives, specializing in the design of residential and public spaces. This miniature but comfortable apartment is located in the beautiful city of Gothenburg. The owner herself personally created this cozy nest. She added a little color to the main snow-white background, and divided the home into zones. Now the apartment has a living room, bedroom, home office, kitchen and a comfortable dressing room. Even if you do not pay attention to the fact that the space is small, it has everything you need for comfortable living. The main task that the author set for herself is to correctly place accents and take into account preferences - after all, each person has his own rhythm of life and his home should correspond. Everything is individual: one will be comfortable in this space, and another will feel uncomfortable in it.
The interior of a small apartment in the Scandinavian-glamor style
Kate St. Hill has already renovated her homethree-room London flat about 6 years ago, when she lived there with several school friends. But then her friends moved out and Kate's boyfriend moved in with her, and it was time to transform the youth hostel into a nest for a couple in love. To do this, the girl re-plastered the walls in the living room, laid carpets in the bedrooms, and decorated the entire interior in snow-white tones to emphasize the expressiveness of bright furniture, bedspreads, pillows and paintings. We invite our readers to a tour of the updated space of Kate St. Hill's flat.
The white walls provide a beautiful backdrop fordisplaying the apartment owner's favorite things, like this Eames chair with metal legs, which was a birthday present from Kate's boyfriend. Saint Hill works for a magazine and has a penchant for print, just like her boyfriend. Hence the impressive stacks of glossy magazines on the floor.
Kate really likes this shelving unit.It holds a huge number of the most diverse items. The girl believes that all sorts of postcards, magazines and other trinkets make up the individuality of any home.
A charming chair from the 60sWith its dark grey upholstery and teak frame, the Scandart has the clean lines Kate wanted in her living space, and she was lucky enough to find it on eBay.
In fact, Kate was on a limited budget,So a lot of stuff was bought on eBay, including this Saarinen-style dining table. Another lucky find was an Ercol chair, bought at a local antiques fair for $25. A large-scale shot of Kate Moss by photographer Mario Testino added a pop of color to the otherwise calm palette of the living room.
The kitchen is located at the back of the apartmentwas the subject of Kate's design explorations. It is much smaller and darker than both bedrooms and the living room. White Ikea units installed along two adjacent walls create a streamlined, modern look, while a stainless steel countertop adorns the breakfast bar.
The open shelves are all from the same Ikea and are completely unsuitableclutter up the narrow kitchen space. They showcase the best pieces from Kate's china collection, bringing a pastel romance to the otherwise sober, white wall decor.
A simple white cork board displays Kate's favourite photographs and postcards.
South-facing windows of one of the bedroomsallow the sun's rays to generously illuminate and warm the room. The abundance of white helps to maintain a cheerful atmosphere during the cloudiest London days. The Indian panel on the wall contrasts with the modern simplicity of the double bed from Ikea, bedside tables and bed linen.
A full-length mirror also helps to increase the light in the bedroom. The chair next to it was purchased at a local antique fair.
Books arranged according to color should create visual interest for those present.
The coffee-and-milk finish warms up the bathroom interior, while the many shiny chrome details prevent it from appearing too dark.
Boxes of blooming lavender adorn the balcony next to the living room.
