Organization of space

Bachelor's "den" with an area of ​​70 square meters

How to create on 70 sq.m simple, stylish, functional and modern space for a bachelor? Let's look at a real example, the author of which is the Brazilian architect Diego Revollo Diego Revollo (Diego Revollo) A famous Brazilian interior designer and architect. Loves to work with minimalism and loft styles. In 2008, he created his own architectural bureau Diego Revollo Arquitetura. Personal website: diegorevollo.com.br The main emphasis in this interior is on having as much air, light and space as possible. There are almost no partitions in the apartment. Large windows, a minimum of furniture and decor - all this works to visually increase the space. It is clear that the interior is designed for relaxation and receiving guests. A large comfortable soft corner, located in the living room area, invites you to sit down and relax. It is convenient to gather here with a large company to discuss the latest news from the world of cinema and art. And if desired, this corner can be turned into additional sleeping places (if suddenly the gatherings drag on for a long time). The dining area also provides seating forrest. But for work, a small room with a closing door is specially allocated. Interestingly, this secret refuge serves as a studio in which the young actor records songs of his own composition. All pieces of furniture are medium in size and notclutter up the space. The interior is designed in the spirit of a modern loft with elements of minimalism. Color and texture play an important role in this apartment. They give the space a masculine character and indicate that the owner is a creative person. And the spotlights on the ceiling indicate that he is an actor. The burgundy curtains-partitions in the bedroom area harmoniously combine with the purple carpet of the living room and the yellow table in the dining room (all are done in trendy shades of this year). They act as bright accents in the interior and serve as zoning elements. The cold shade of the concrete walls, ceiling and floor makes the interior integral, slightly brutal and visually expands the space, and the wood brings warmth and comfort to it. Decorative elements enliven the room.The large painting above the sofa draws attention to itself, adds color to the interior and gives it a modern feel. The plants in the living room and bathroom act as color accents and bring eco-notes to these rooms.Please note the original tabletopa lamp that looks like it was just dipped in cement. It echoes the unusual sand-colored chair and contrasts with the mirror surfaces. All these elements create balance in the room. Simple shapes look brutal in a masculine way, round lines of furniture soften the interior, and mirrors bring lightness to the space.I would like to highlight an interesting optical technique,which works to increase the space. Look how interestingly they played out the bedroom area, next to which is a bathroom with glass partitions. Very bold and unusual! In addition, this option makes the room brighter. A floor-to-ceiling mirror creates the illusion of a large window and adds light. Also, the fact that there are no unnecessary objects in the sleeping area works to visually increase the space. And those that are there are reflected in the mirror, and thanks to this it seems that the room is large. Brazilian architect Diego Revollo succeededcreate a discreet and laconic interior. Everything here indicates that the man living here is young, successful and single. This is a place for parties, noisy gatherings and creative meetings.

Note!

  • A common technique used by moderninterior designers for visual expansion of living space - panoramic windows without any curtains or tulle. It is especially relevant in loft, high-tech, minimalism styles. If you do not want to completely give up curtains, then opt for blinds or Roman blinds, which can protect you from hot sun rays on a summer day.
  • The interior features trendy colors of thisyears, which we wrote about earlier. Bright and saturated, they look advantageous against the background of sand-colored concrete, emphasizing its rich texture. Thus, the interior is deprived of monotony and becomes alive.
  • Don't shy away from contrasts. Combine glossy glass and rough concrete surfaces, wood and plastic, stone and metal.
  • To add exclusivity to your interior, choose original decorative items and unusual lamps.
  • Use mirrors and glass partitions to visually enlarge the space.
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