Discovering the possibilities of an apartment before starting to renovate it is usually the key to face the whole process involved in the transformation. Redistribute everything with the sole objective that natural light floods everything and the floor became a place of wide spaces, cozy and inviting to stay to live.
Keys to interior design
- Find a common thread throughout all the rooms: the herringbone shape on the floor and walls.
- Warm and elegant materials: dark wood flooring, velvets in textiles, and black and gold in lights and auxiliary furniture.
- Create a unique bathroom with a black tiled wall and opt for indirect lighting in the mirror and shower area.
- To design a kitchen that would integrate perfectly with the living room so that the space would be continuous without any element that would break it visually.
- Choosing a terrace with two areas: a relaxation area and a dining area, which would be comfortable, cozy and inviting to live it.
Bathroom and kitchen
Image of the bathroom with main wall clad in ceramic tile in black drawing again the shape of the herringbone and combining tile in matte with gloss. Indirect lighting in the backlit mirror and in a pit created in the shower area. The cabinet was custom-designed with over-countertop sink and faucet in gold to contrast with the black tile.
Complete view of the U-shaped kitchen that combines wood with cashmere-colored cabinets, giving it a touch of elegance and differentiation from any other kitchen. Overhanging countertop on the peninsula that serves as a table made of compact quartz.
The result is an elegant and sophisticated apartment without losing warmth. An apartment that surprises as soon as you enter, that invites you to stay and enjoy it and that surprises you with the way the light floods it and multiplies throughout the day.
Photos: Slow & Chic
