The facade of the built-in wardrobe is painted in the color of the wall, which makes the storage space invisible.

Designer Julia Golavskaya designed an apartment in the center of Moscow. Reasonably disposed of an area of ​​38 square meters. m and created an attractive interior in blue tones.

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Customers bought an apartment in Granatny Lane to rent it out. They began repairing the fact that all partitions were torn down, so designer Julia Golavskaya, who they then invited, had her hands free.

The designer has provided two doors to the bedroom. They create a harmonious symmetrical picture and facilitate access to the bed on both sides: the minimum distance between the bed and the wall at the foot of the foot.

Although the customers did not intend to live in the apartment, they formulated in detail their preferences, which concerned not only the layout and furniture, but also the palette: they wanted to see blue here. This is not quite the traditional tone for housing for rent (more neutral paints are supposed to be theoretically supposed) very much approached the apartment: cool light colors, in full accordance with the handicrafts on the decorative craft, “filled with air and visually increased the space”.

Двери в спальню можно держать открытыми: кровать почти не заметна, взгляд радуют красивые виды. Плинтус трактован по-европейски, как часть стены. На стене обои Cole&Son, орнамент — современная версия шинуазри.

Julia Golavskaya, in fact, created the open space: the only radically fenced off room is a bathroom. The kitchen was placed in a niche, and the bedroom is separated by a partition with two doorways that can be safely kept open: the designer made sure that the bed from the living room was almost invisible, but beautiful compositions could be seen. Two doors create a harmonious symmetrical picture, and in addition, facilitate access to the bed on both sides: the distance between the footfoot and the pegrod is minimal.

Cтена в гостиной оклеена обоями Cole&Son. Cимметрично расположенные двери ведут в спальню. Диван изготовлен по индивидуальному заказу компанией Vysotka Home.

The designer "increased" the door portals, emphasizing the winning height of the ceilings (3 m 60 cm), and above them they placed the frieze with an irregular glass cover. This glass strip is a real success for Yulia Golavskaya: visually expands the small living room, transmits additional light into the bedroom, and also defines the image of the interior, creating a wow effect - which is important for an apartment that is rented.

The designer has placed the kitchen in a niche, creating an L-shaped composition. Kitchen modules are made according to the sketches of Julia Golavskaya. Facades with irregular lined with rhyme with a glass insert on the wall opposite. Bedroom. On the wall is a picture of Julia Kartoshkina. Vintage chair organically looks in the apartment. On the wall is the work of Julia Kartoshkina. Julia Golavskaya well thought out what perspective will open from the entrance: she will surely amaze a potential tenant. In a small apartment there is a minimum "dining room", designed for two. The plank on the floor gives the intéry a modern look - the parquet would lead it to the classics. Harmonious symmetry - the main feature of the situation in the room to sleep.