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Minimalism in the interior: the design of a three-room apartment

The grey and white palette in this project looks extraordinary, interesting and stylish at the same time.

This minimalist apartment project was createdfor a young family with a small child. The head of the family works in sales, and the owner is currently on maternity leave with her daughter. On weekends, friends and relatives come to visit them, who often stay overnight, and the family also likes to spend weekends at their dacha. It was important for the customers that the interior of their apartment be light and comfortable, with white walls and natural oak on the floor, and the author of the project tried to take their wishes into account. Stepan Bugaev, interior designer Graduated from Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology with a master's degree in physics and from the Higher School of Economics with a master's degree in business informatics. Has his own design studio, under his leadership more than 500 design projects have been implemented. Included in the top 100 best designers, according to the leading interior publication AD. He is a teacher at the HSE School of Design, teaches his own course "Interior Design. Rules for Creating a Successful Project". Gives open lectures on interior design and writes articles for leading interior design magazines and portals.

— The apartment itself is located in the Wellton Park residential complex. Its layout includes a kitchen, living room, bathroom, laundry room, hallway, bedroom, study and children's room. Let's tell you a little about each of the rooms.

In the kitchen, the furniture deserves attention.as if drawn on the wall and looks weightless due to the thin lines of the facades. Mirror technology visually dissolves and reflects the space. Monochrome linear composition, diluted with floor tiles of different formats, regulates geometric simple forms, and the composition of lamps above the dining table emphasizes the lines of the kitchen set and apron.

The linearity of the living room is reflected in the sofatable, made in the main color scheme of the interior. Zoning of the living room and kitchen space occurs with the help of a hanging structure for storing wine. In general, the composition of the living room is built on the play of textures of the light smooth surface of the furniture and the concrete wall behind the TV.

The rectangular blocks of different sizes in the bathroom area blur the line between the furniture and the wall structure, hiding the installation, while the marble slabs create a graphic pattern behind the bathtub.

The laundry room's color scheme is built on contrasts of black and white. The washing machine and dryer are hidden behind cabinet fronts.

A narrow corridor due to light furniture and chaoticThe cut tiles on the floor visually seem wider. The private area of ​​the bedrooms is separated from the hallway by a light glass partition. The legs of the ottoman continue the theme of diagonal intersecting lines.

The monochrome walls of the bedroom extend to the furniture,dissolving the facades, but at the same time emphasizing the rhythm of vertical lines. The reading area is marked by an armchair and a floor lamp: here you can comfortably sit down while leafing through your favorite book.

The office is part of a single spaceliving room and hallway. The office is divided into a work area and a recreation area. In the recreation area, bright textiles and a coffee table serve as accents. The frame legs of the table in the office support the interior trends.

The bright nursery is done in calm tones,diluted with soft pink accents in the decoration of the furniture and radiator. On the wall above the sofa there is a light sign "The city sleeps", which functions as a night light. Decorative panels imitating houses were used as wall decoration. The outline of one of these houses is applied to the closet door.The apartment project turned out to be very bright, witheach room's own color scheme, but nevertheless maintained in the same style. We managed to divide the space into public and private. All customer requirements were taken into account, and the customers themselves were satisfied with the result.

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