A small apartment (45 sq. Meters) in the center of Moscow, designer Renata Kukryakova, Renata Kova, designed in the spirit of the fashion trend of Boho. “The repair budget is minimal, but the creative approach is maximum,” says Renata. - Interior items and decor gathered at flea markets, sales, antiques shops, grandmother's apartments. Part of the decor was brought from California and Istanbul.

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The young man asked me to make him the interior of the newly acquired apartment. The center of Moscow, Gogol Boulevard, the house of the 1980s, built with a quiet cozy courtyard, with an atmosphere of calm and harmony. The room was in a deplorable state, and after its acquisition (we all know the Moscow price level in this area) there was practically no money left for repairs. The goal was set - minimum cost with maximum creativity.

It turned out that the young man travels a lot, and brings a lot of souvenirs from travels. Plus, he is passionately in love with California and, most importantly, he is a fan of custom items.

Despite the small area there are separate kitchen, bedroom, bathroom. On a fairly large loggia organized office and relaxation area. In order to bring to the interior the spirit of the 70s and the hippie freedom-loving atmosphere, they focused on non-trivial objects and their use.

In the hall there is a door with a mirror and coat hooks. She is over 50 years old, we have restored it, in combination with a mirror and hooks from the owner's collection, she acquired a new life. The chest was found in one of the flea markets of Moscow, and after a little processing and painting, it perfectly serves as a chest of drawers for storing bed linen.

The hammock was brought by me from Istanbul, and for a long time I was looking for a use for myself. Finally, it became an excellent wall decor, where the owner of the apartment attaches photos from his travels. Carpets and a colorful poof came from Istanbul.