Wednesday, 26 September 2018

Home Of Surreal Interiors & Modern Empire Style

These fabulously surreal interiors make up one complete home concept, which was envisioned by Moscow based Only Design, in Russia. The surrealist imagining is achieved by combining different eras of soviet design, where decadent Empire style has a meeting with minimalist modern pieces. Classical sculpture receives a crashing update of colour, and is combined with furniture pieces for a bizarre twist. Mirrored panels with gracefully aged patina gaze down over shiny new surfaces. Gloriously ethereal rooms are illuminated by huge windows, where sheer swags fold and filter the daylight. Powdered tones of dusky pink and soft mauve surround jarring red accent pieces and some shockingly off-key explosions of multi-colour.


Photographer: Sergey Krasyuk  

Traditional soviet design fills the living room of this home with ornate panache. White painted wainscot covers the walls, meeting with deeply decorative coving at the ceiling line. An out of use traditional fireplace echoes the frills and swags of the coving – and of the lightly gathered window dressing.




Antique mirrors, heavy with patina, are set into the wall panels located around the windows. Their distressed shimmer is matched by a crystal chandelier that swings from an ornate ceiling rose. Boiserie covers a soffit that spans the divide line between the lounge and the kitchen. An elegant full length mirror is propped against the same diving line, with a dusky mauve frame that is akin to the crowning architrave of an interior door. It is the side table and dining table where things begin to slope into a surrealist realm; mirror shine gold and metallic red sprayed sculptures stand as table legs beneath white marble tops. A Borzoi and Bulldog lounge in their high-end home.




A white modern minimalist kitchen stands in open formation with the Empire Style living room.




A selection of ornaments toy with the neoclassical theme.




The unique dining table is encircled by perfectly translucent Casper dining chairs, which keeps the view to the sculptural base unobstructed.




Herringbone wood flooring decks out the lounge, and is replaced by simple grey tile in the modern kitchen.




Vintage ladies swim amongst bubbles in the dining table centrepiece.




In the kitchen, a mauve storage unit reflects the colour of the antique style mirror on the opposite side of the room. The deep hue brings a certain warmth and depth to the plain ice white kitchen scheme.




A white oven blends in with the plain L-shaped white kitchen. Salvaged embossed plasterwork sits as a beautiful backsplash behind a white stove.




More vintage curiosities adorn the kitchen countertop and windowsill, along with some indoor plants. The Jade plant brings medallions of greenery to the pale palette.




The master bedroom holds a much warmer colour story, with dusky pink covering the entire perimeter from skirting board to coving, and engulfing boiserie and corbels.




An archway over a daybed is set with boiserie flourishes, and is set upon double corbels at either side. An angelic wall mural within the archway casts mauve magic over natural coloured bedding and heavily contrasting black scatter cushions. The black stand of an antique tailors dummy duplicates the base note.




A small side table by the bed has been fashioned in multicoloured parts, which jar against the classical bust subject that it supports.




Another bust ghosts out of a mirrored panel above the bedstead, which is framed in the boiserie. Pink crystal bedroom pendants are suspended at each side of the glass, each with slightly different form. Pink bedclothes and white fluffy mongolian accent pillows dress the mauve tall poster bed. The nightstands in this bedroom are resolutely ornamental and nonfunctional, with no space for an alarm clock, book or even a glass of water.




Another eye-popping bright accent descends from the bedroom ceiling, where day-glo beads cover the flex to a small orb pendant light. Rumpled mauve curtains conceal shelved storage units at either end of the picture perfect day bed.




White tail feathers protrude from the hip of a male torso sculpture, which been ‘tattooed’ in neon pink. An abstract black and purple paint effect marks up a round mirror on the same console unit.




A single bedroom is bedecked with ballet theme wall murals.




Seasoned ballet slippers hang from their ribbons over the shoulder of a classic torso sculpture on the floor. A modern iridescent sculpture stands in the light of the window. The same lightweight curtain swags seen out in the living room and kitchen find their way into the bedroom scheme too.




A modern semi circular desk on a chrome frame has been given a dose of Empire Style, by adding in some highly ornate columns around its base. There is a modern art sculpture that is alive with colour on the worktop, beside a unique glass table lamp on a chrome stand. A plain white modern desk chair is warmed with a cosy faux fur rug.




Another faux fur rug nestles on the floor by the bed, where a few books have been left out. Two storage units stand at either end of the mint finish single bed, looking like architectural columns; a pair of feathered wall sconces fill the space inbetween. The ethereal scheme is splashed by a fluorescent paint effect on the white vintage mirror frame and a white wooden rocking horse. A floor lamp stands on a clashing blue, orange, pink, green, purple and yellow base.


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Tuesday, 25 September 2018

Modern Minimalist Apartment Designs Under 75 Square Meters (808 Square Feet)

With under 75 square meters of space to work with, interior designers and architects are challenged to be creative with their usage of color, space, and storage. In these four apartment designs, you’ll find that big design choices can truly come in small packages and that there is also power in choosing a palette to carry throughout the space. Each of these minimalist and modern apartment designs is striking in both its simplicity and its creativity.


Visualizer: Innoi Design  

Visualized by Innoi Design, this 72 square meter apartment showcases cool tones in a way that feels fresh and modern. In the modern living room, a large circular seating area allows for versatile entertaining or relaxation.



Visualizer: Innoi Design  

Distressed wood beams on the ceiling draw the eye upward. Recessed lighting and large windows add light and brightness.



Visualizer: Innoi Design  

A marble accent wall adds a luxurious touch this space. Above and below, a long media center and built-in flush mount of entertainment enables nesting of media discretely.



Visualizer: Innoi Design  

Modern accent chairs like this one add a curved contrast to the otherwise sharp angles in the furniture and wall accents. This one is particularly striking in a warm leather.



Visualizer: Innoi Design  

In the dining nook, modern dining chairs circle a slim table that’s centered beneath a sleek dining room pendant light. A large graphic print keeps the space from feeling stark.



Visualizer: Innoi Design  

An open metal room divider allows a full view of the dining area while making the kitchen feel more open.



Visualizer: Innoi Design  

The shining metal range hood in this minimalist kitchen plays center stage when juxtaposed with the matte black and green of the cabinets and island.



Visualizer: Innoi Design  

Flat kitchen storage cabinets on either side of the island and along the kitchen wall offer utility and style, along with a wash of color. This modern green kitchen is certainly one to envy.



Visualizer: Artem Tafy  

Visualized by Artem Tafy, this compact apartment in Moscow, Russia measures in at 72 square meters. Sage green and a warm salmon hue play off of each other beautifully when combined with light hardwoods in a herringbone pattern. In this entryway, you’re offered a full view of the living area, including the modern swing arm wall lamp. Flos Mod 265 style lamp Original is available here.



Visualizer: Artem Tafy  

The sage and salmon palette continues into the rest of the living and dining area, which showcases a cushioned sofa at its center. Behind, a sleek dining table with a globe light above and salmon dining chairs.



Visualizer: Artem Tafy  

While the walls are in a matte charcoal, the space doesn’t feel too dark. The window streams in light while the pendant globe from the dining area casts a soft glow.



Visualizer: Artem Tafy  

In the kitchen, which offers sage green walls and cabinets along with a stainless steel range hood and appliances, minimalism and a monochromatic palette shines. Circular wall sconces in this green kitchen make the space feel modern.



Visualizer: Artem Tafy  

Besides the green of the indoor plants, this modern home office breaks from the other greens in the living spaces by giving way to white and a stormy blue. It feels open and airy.



Visualizer: Artem Tafy  

On the opposite wall, a built-in media center offers storage for electronics. A plush brown ottoman and charcoal sofa soften the otherwise sharp lines of the space.



Visualizer: Artem Tafy  

In the grey bedroom, the green pops return in the form of jade nightstands and bedroom pendant lights. A large window casts plenty of light throughout the compact, minimalist space.



Visualizer: Artem Tafy  

The monochromatic greys in this area of the apartment help to make the space feel bigger, in spite of the small footprint.



Visualizer: Artem Tafy  

In the bathroom, it’s all about the salmon pink found in the living area. Color-rich walls make the white tile and black fixtures pop.



Visualizer: Artem Tafy  

The black fixtures are simple yet striking as they flow from one side of the room to the other.



Visualizer: Artem Tafy  

In another bathroom, a large black clawfoot tub sits against a softer pink accent wall.



Visualizer: Artem Tafy  

Black fixtures keep the space from feeling too feminine and instead, it feels fresh and bright.



Visualizer: Artem Tafy  

This apartment’s floor plan shows easy access for guests to keep living areas for entertaining while providing retreats for work and sleep.



Visualizer: Ruslan Kovalchuk   

In this apartment, visualized by Ruslan Kovalchuk, slim lines appear throughout the the interior. We start in the living area, which features a unique accent wall of slim dark lines framing a large gray square. Round rugs offset the sharp angles.



Visualizer: Ruslan Kovalchuk   

On the other side of this open floor plan space, a large window throws light over the cushioned seating. A TV mounts to the wall while round coffee tables provide a small bit of entertaining space.



Visualizer: Ruslan Kovalchuk   

Present in the living area and the kitchen is a palette of soft greens and grays. The kitchen showcases a gray marble floor, black fixtures, and open kitchen shelvingin the same matte black. Stripes with accent lighting draw the eye upward past the range hood.



Visualizer: Ruslan Kovalchuk   

A slim dining bar is suspended from the ceiling in a matte black metal while curved kitchen bar stools sit just on the other side without crowding one wall kitchen.



Visualizer: Ruslan Kovalchuk   

Appliances are built-in to the kitchen storage walls to give the compact layout even more space.



Visualizer: Ruslan Kovalchuk   

In the bedroom, a floating platform bed acts as the room’s focal point while the bedside table lamp adds a bit of warmth to the room’s overall coolness in gray, green, and white.



Visualizer: Ruslan Kovalchuk   

The slim lines found in the kitchen and living areas follow into the bathroom with a unique vanity mirror that casts a backlight on this interesting accent. Soft pale green and black contrast beautifully with the whiteness of the tile.



Visualizer: Ruslan Kovalchuk   

The light grey marble continues through the hallway between walls of sage green and more black fixtures.



Visualizer: Ruslan Kovalchuk   

A view from the top of the apartment shows a smooth transition between living, dining, bedroom, and bathroom.



Visualizer: Lera Brumina  

Finally, this modern apartment located in Kyiv, Ukraine and visualized by Lera Brumina, showcases 75 square meters of space used beautifully. Located on the fourth floor of an early 20th century apartment building in the heart of Kyiv, the apartment has high ceilings and windows on one side. Let’s start in the minimalist living room, which offers a view of the dining area and a quiet courtyard below.



Visualizer: Lera Brumina  

Overall, the apartment uses a neutral grey color palette with deeper color accents. As seen here in the living area, a deep green sofa is accented by richly hued accent chairs and a translucent blue table.



Visualizer: Lera Brumina  

The dining table also uses deep hues in the form of a dark red, accented by wood dining chairs. The light floors in a herringbone pattern are simple yet striking.



Visualizer: Lera Brumina  

A unique piece of wall art in complimentary grays and pinks stretches in the center between living and dining areas.



Visualizer: Lera Brumina  

In a view from the dining table, a wall of minimalist open shelving shows plenty of vertical storage for books, media, or keepsakes.



Visualizer: Lera Brumina  

While only having windows along one wall, the high ceilings allow for light to stream into the space.



Visualizer: Lera Brumina  

The one wall kitchen continues the palette of grey but works in stainless steel in the form of fixtures, sink, counter tops, and backsplash.



Visualizer: Lera Brumina  

Deep red shelving along the wall behind the bed adds a bit of color in the otherwise neutral gray palette of the minimalist bedroom. However, a slim curved pendant light adds visual interest to the space.



Visualizer: Lera Brumina  

The bathroom’s deep red tile compliments the grey found in the walls and vanity. Open storage alongside the sink allows for toiletries to be stowed without adding clutter.



Visualizer: Lera Brumina  

The tiled shower and walls in the bathroom are faced with original tiles, which had previously been used for the balcony walls – a unique design element that blends past and present.


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