Task:without affecting the layout, visually expand the space, make it light and breathable, fit a musical instrument into the interior, use a new design option, and not the already boring one. The client is a young English teacher, adored the Finnish epic, and her favorite colors were purple, green and white. The designer who was decorating her apartment had an interesting idea - to create a project with a Finnish touch. We agreed on the project with the customer and got to work!
The designers purchased some of the furniture from IKEA, andsome were made to order. The furniture had to be built-in, simple in shape. To make the home more spacious, the craftsmen used mirrors and glossy surfaces. They took pure white as the base color, complementing it with lilac and slightly playing with green. Bright, unclouded accents gave the interior individuality.
Made to ordera tabletop made of artificial stone and installed it above the window sill. The synthesizer fits perfectly under it, and in the resulting niche between the table and the window there is room for plants. It turned out to be a cozy work place.
The traditional chandelier was replaced with built-in onesspotlights, making the lighting graphic and airy. Hidden lighting was installed in the white relief ceiling. The sofa and modest floor lamp were also bought at IKEA, then the furniture was covered with eco-leather independently.
And finally, the highlight of the whole project. Lines from the epic Kalevala were written in Finnish on the white brick walls.
Even to visually increase the spaceThe tiny kitchen was not enough for a play of color, so the wall was covered with a dynamic poster of a night city illuminated by countless lights, and hidden light sources were placed under the bottoms of the wall cabinets. Overall, the oven, compact dishwasher and soft bar stools fit in perfectly here.
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