This Russia dwelling has a small radius, but you wouldn’t know it thanks to its ingenious design.
Grey is often regarded as an all-round stable tone. Mixing it with different shades of colour as well as some light furniture items can easily yield a lively environment. Take this 297-foot small house in Russia: design studio m2project uses a variety of grey in different saturations to pave the walls, cushions, floors and artworks to create a charming abode.
Looking closely at each space, it’s easy to find a harmonious combination of white paint and light wood. It increases the sense of space in each corner and, at the same time, fill the home with lightness, allowing the owner to enjoy life without being confined in the limited area. The connection between the studio, living room, dining room and kitchen also brings a functional experience to its residents. Take note of the following flexible design:
Carefully-arranged lighting: the spotlights atop the artwork frame, the chandeliers on the dining table and lights under the kitchen cabinets interweave to craft an intimate atmosphere.
Bathed in sunlight, this little corner resembles a simple Nordic-style room – it’s as if you’ve wandered into an exotic restaurant in a faraway land.
Artworks of different proportions instantly enlarge the wall space, so does the house.
The main protagonist of the living room, the L-shaped sofa brings to the young owners a flexible sitting option.
The open kitchen, furnished with white materials, is where the owners can cook in a refreshing and neat environment.
The bathroom that doubles as a laundry room enriches the functions of each area.
