Is it possible to live without doors, why do we need curtains inwardrobe and how wallpaper can help to combine the living room and bedroom - we will tell in our new material A girl with an unexpected name Mischa Lampert is a very creative and bright person. Along with interior design, she is also passionate about... designing knitted hats. This apartment was also decorated by Misha, and she herself calls the resulting interior Scandinavian, with a light touch of French glamour.
This apartment is only 28 meters - one roomand a bathroom practically combined with the kitchen. The most remarkable detail of the interior, in our opinion, is, oddly enough, the wallpaper. Only one accent wall is covered with it, but it is this that allows you to easily transform the living room into a bedroom.
Realistic carriage coupler print in stylecapitonné draws attention to itself and brings a significant share of variety to a more than reserved space. As a result of some manipulations, the living room turns into a bedroom, and although the wall with illusionary upholstery is not at the head of the bed, it looks quite appropriate in the bedroom. The classic print adds a feeling of softness and peace.
Editorial opinion:— Despite the restrained light palette, there are still bright spots in the interior. There are not many of them, but it is precisely because of the accents that you want to look at this interior again and again. Even if you do not have the opportunity to add bright decor to your monochromatic apartment, try to bring in bright spots using textiles and indoor plants.
Directly from the bedroom-living room you can get intoa tiny bathroom, practically flowing into the kitchen. What prompted the designer to take such a risky step - we cannot know. Perhaps it was the inconvenient layout, but most likely Misha did not want to overload the already small apartment with additional partitions. After all, in addition to dividing the space, the walls also impede the free passage of light. And darkness, as we know, is one of the main enemies of small apartments.
The bathroom is separated from the kitchen rather conditionally -the most ordinary shower curtain. We dare to assume that the toilet is also separated by a curtain. The tiny minimalist kitchen contains everything you need, but in miniature. There are several drawers and cabinets, small open shelves and a mirrored apron. The work surface is installed close to the front door.
Curtains are found literally everywhere in this apartment.at every step. Light cotton fabric hides not only the bathrooms from prying eyes, but also the wardrobes in the living room and hallway. The designer decided to get rid of the doors completely and she was right. Thanks to the moving woven curtains, the space looks light, airy and more reminiscent of a country house than a city apartment.
Editorial opinion:— Of course, a family with children will hardly find it convenient to live in an apartment with open bathrooms. However, if you live alone or with your loved one, the bathroom area can not only be left open, but also safely connected to the bedroom. Although, to be honest, such layouts are only good for houses with a permanent hot climate. We would still recommend a door for the toilet. sfgirlbybay.com
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