This two-room apartment in Stockholmhas an area of 53 square meters. But these two living rooms are divided in a very unusual way, not the way we are used to seeing it. They are separated by a partition of medium height, the top of which is made in the form of windows, and they are united by a large glass door. The house was built back in 1894, and the main thing that was left in it, only slightly updated during the renovation, is the original parquet floors.
Small space zoning
The method of separation that we described above,very unusual. However, it is useful for the apartment, because it has good lighting thanks to natural and artificial lighting and reflective surfaces.
Good lighting
Large windows let in lots of natural lightlight. But Scandinavian design also predisposes to excellent lighting. In addition to the parquet floor, the stucco molding above the door in the living room has been preserved since ancient times, which, in turn, makes the room more creative, unoriginal.
Modern kitchen
The wall that "supports" the main onekitchen furniture and appliances, laid out with small white tiles. It contrasts perfectly with the black floor and cabinets, and the chairs and table play with them - worn, as if they were more than a hundred years old. Why did we call it modern? Because there is excellent Smeg appliances here.
Modern restroom
