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Top 5 Best Homes and Interiors of April – etk-fashion.com

The most popular houses and interiors of Aprilversions of the readers of the site etk-fashion.com. The most original, interesting and discussed buildings and layouts - in our traditional material April is traditionally the month when public attention is riveted to exhibitions and new products, and houses and interiors become secondary. But they are still interesting, and we were able to find five projects that are radically different from each other. And their location allows us to confidently say that the selection of the best of the month is becoming multinational. Moscow two-room apartment in Scandinavian style Clean, bright and beautiful - this two-room Moscow apartment, made by interior designer Stepan Bugaev, proves that the Scandinavian style can be universal. A musician and a journalist live here, so the budget for the design was strictly defined, and Nordic comfort shared the space with the style of the 50s and 60s. It turned out really interesting.A two-part apartment that surprisededitorial To say that we are surprised is to say nothing. By combining two London apartments into one, Italian designer Teresa Sapei was able to combine both the aesthetics of the 19th century (when the house was built) and a modern style, for which branded furniture and accessories were specially selected. But a clear division of zones is still present - due to well-placed accents and non-standard color solutions.Two-room apartment in Kazan for fansbeautiful things The owners of this apartment in Kazan began the renovation themselves, but the result would not have been so harmonious if not for the help of decorator Diana Mukhtarova. As a result, optical illusions in the form of imitation of stains on silk ribbons and the Art Deco style began to coexist here, and the things selected by the customers were ideally located where, as it turned out, they belonged.How to turn an ordinary two-room apartment into a loft:An example from Moscow Another Moscow apartment, which despite its very small area - only 53 square meters - reminds one of a Parisian loft in its appearance. The architectural bureau Edifico faced an unusual request from the client, who wanted a designer renovation so that the designer's work would not be visible. Did they succeed? Definitely yes.An unusual example of a country house remodelYou can't live without houses at all, and we have one interesting one. After the renovation, this building began to look completely different, and nature penetrated inside so quickly that the interiors seem absolutely inseparable from the external surroundings. The architect played with contrasts to his heart's content and combined several styles and even two different roofs, but at first glance at the house this is not at all noticeable. And it's good, it's calmer this way.

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