One-room apartment design project
Gray and blue – a perfect duo for a modern, comfortable interior
Area: 42 sq. m.
Design: DESIGN BURO BY OKSANA MOSSUR
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Gray and blue – a perfect duo for a modern, comfortable interior
Area: 42 sq. m.
Design: DESIGN BURO BY OKSANA MOSSUR
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Compact studio with smart storage solutions
The highlight? A panoramic window offering a stunning view of Moscow
Size: 29 sqm
Design: DARIA GOLEMINOVA
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The highlight? A panoramic window offering a stunning view of Moscow
Size: 29 sqm
Design: DARIA GOLEMINOVA
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How to bring "eternal spring" into a small apartment — affordably
Svetlana Konkova and Ekaterina Malinovskaya from Bilbao Design created a budget-friendly interior for a 65 sqm Euro two-bedroom apartment. They relied on simple base finishes paired with bold, contrasting details. Since there was no need for multiple rooms, the layout stayed open and functional.
The kitchen was meant to blend into the living area without drawing too much attention. The solution? A custom wall niche housing the refrigerator, oven, and microwave. The partition was carefully designed to preserve natural light flowing in through two large windows facing the Volga River.
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Svetlana Konkova and Ekaterina Malinovskaya from Bilbao Design created a budget-friendly interior for a 65 sqm Euro two-bedroom apartment. They relied on simple base finishes paired with bold, contrasting details. Since there was no need for multiple rooms, the layout stayed open and functional.
The kitchen was meant to blend into the living area without drawing too much attention. The solution? A custom wall niche housing the refrigerator, oven, and microwave. The partition was carefully designed to preserve natural light flowing in through two large windows facing the Volga River.
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😌 Turn your balcony into a cozy workspace
No room for an office? Your balcony can help! ☀️
🌿 Why it works:
- More light and fresh air boost focus and mood.
- A natural view reduces eye strain and stress.
- Frees up indoor space.
🛋 How to set it up:
1. Insulate and glaze for year-round use.
2. Compact desk that fits snugly.
3. Ergonomic chair for comfort.
4. Desk lamp for low light.
5. Decor with plants and cozy touches.
Create a peaceful work spot with a view! ✨
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No room for an office? Your balcony can help! ☀️
🌿 Why it works:
- More light and fresh air boost focus and mood.
- A natural view reduces eye strain and stress.
- Frees up indoor space.
🛋 How to set it up:
1. Insulate and glaze for year-round use.
2. Compact desk that fits snugly.
3. Ergonomic chair for comfort.
4. Desk lamp for low light.
5. Decor with plants and cozy touches.
Create a peaceful work spot with a view! ✨
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Children's Room
When designing a children's room, we recommend starting with the most well-lit space in the apartment
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When designing a children's room, we recommend starting with the most well-lit space in the apartment
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Laminate color shapes your room’s mood and style. It’s not just practical—it transforms space, light, and atmosphere.
Light shades (white, light gray, oak, ash) make rooms feel bigger and brighter—ideal for small or north-facing spaces. They create a clean, serene vibe, perfect for Scandinavian, minimalist, or contemporary styles.
Dark tones (wenge, walnut, smoked oak, black) add elegance, warmth, and depth. They give a premium feel and hide dust, though light debris may show. Best for cozy, intimate settings in classic, loft, or high-tech interiors.
Neutral options (beige, golden oak, rustic finishes) are highly versatile. They blend with any decor, offering a warm, welcoming feel that suits nearly any style.
Golden rule: Use contrast. Pair light furniture with a darker floor to ground the space. Match dark furniture with a lighter floor to lift it visually.
#ДизайнПола #Laminate #DesignTips
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Light shades (white, light gray, oak, ash) make rooms feel bigger and brighter—ideal for small or north-facing spaces. They create a clean, serene vibe, perfect for Scandinavian, minimalist, or contemporary styles.
Dark tones (wenge, walnut, smoked oak, black) add elegance, warmth, and depth. They give a premium feel and hide dust, though light debris may show. Best for cozy, intimate settings in classic, loft, or high-tech interiors.
Neutral options (beige, golden oak, rustic finishes) are highly versatile. They blend with any decor, offering a warm, welcoming feel that suits nearly any style.
Golden rule: Use contrast. Pair light furniture with a darker floor to ground the space. Match dark furniture with a lighter floor to lift it visually.
#ДизайнПола #Laminate #DesignTips
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A 39 m² apartment with a workspace in the hallway and a "mobile" kitchen
Interior designer Natalia Trifonova transformed a compact one-bedroom flat for a young couple. The apartment came with a builder's finish, so the challenge was to incorporate existing flooring and bathroom tiles into the new design.
With a limited budget, the team opted for a bold color palette to add depth and character to the space.
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Interior designer Natalia Trifonova transformed a compact one-bedroom flat for a young couple. The apartment came with a builder's finish, so the challenge was to incorporate existing flooring and bathroom tiles into the new design.
With a limited budget, the team opted for a bold color palette to add depth and character to the space.
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44m² apartment redesigned from 2-room to 3-room layout, for a mom and her school-aged son
Design — Irina Nosova
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Design — Irina Nosova
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👌 Hide tech in a sleek sliding drawer — keep your home stylish and clutter-free.
Cables, routers, set-top boxes, and power strips can ruin a polished interior. A pull-out drawer keeps them hidden yet accessible.
Why it works:
- Visual cleanliness: Gear stays out of sight, blending into kitchen, living room, or office.
- Easy access: No more crawling behind furniture — just slide open when needed.
- Proper ventilation: Built-in vents prevent overheating, protecting devices.
- Added safety: Less dust, safer sockets — ideal with kids or pets.
Great for:
- Kitchen: Hide routers, chargers, or small appliances.
- Living room: Store streaming devices, gaming consoles, or receivers.
- Home office: Tuck away PC towers, printers, or power strips.
Upgrade your space with smart, minimalist tech storage. #SmartHome #MinimalistDesign #HomeOrganization
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Cables, routers, set-top boxes, and power strips can ruin a polished interior. A pull-out drawer keeps them hidden yet accessible.
Why it works:
- Visual cleanliness: Gear stays out of sight, blending into kitchen, living room, or office.
- Easy access: No more crawling behind furniture — just slide open when needed.
- Proper ventilation: Built-in vents prevent overheating, protecting devices.
- Added safety: Less dust, safer sockets — ideal with kids or pets.
Great for:
- Kitchen: Hide routers, chargers, or small appliances.
- Living room: Store streaming devices, gaming consoles, or receivers.
- Home office: Tuck away PC towers, printers, or power strips.
Upgrade your space with smart, minimalist tech storage. #SmartHome #MinimalistDesign #HomeOrganization
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Cozy 38 m² two-bedroom apartment with a white kitchen and a wall-mounted carpet
The clients who approached designer Natalia Varnavskaya wanted a bright, airy Scandinavian-style apartment with vibrant accents.
The interior needed to be comfortable for one or two people, while keeping structural changes to the builder’s original layout to a minimum.
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The clients who approached designer Natalia Varnavskaya wanted a bright, airy Scandinavian-style apartment with vibrant accents.
The interior needed to be comfortable for one or two people, while keeping structural changes to the builder’s original layout to a minimum.
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Design of a one-bedroom apartment
The main concept was to create a modern interior without slipping into minimalism—instead, blending a neutral backdrop with warm, classic accents
Area: 35 sq. m
Design: ANNA CHESNOKOVA
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The main concept was to create a modern interior without slipping into minimalism—instead, blending a neutral backdrop with warm, classic accents
Area: 35 sq. m
Design: ANNA CHESNOKOVA
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💫 DIY stone shelf: natural elegance for your space
Add timeless charm with a handmade stone shelf. Strong, stylish, and achievable even for beginners.
What you'll need:
- Natural or artificial stone (slate, quartzite, or porcelain stoneware)
- Metal profiles or wooden beams
- Wall plugs, anchors, screws
- Level, drill, screwdriver
Steps:
1. Choose a flat, polished stone slab.
2. Secure supports to the wall.
3. Install anchors or wall plugs.
4. Place stone on supports; level carefully.
5. Test stability before use.
Tips:
- Use high-strength adhesive for extra hold.
- Keep spacing even for multiple shelves.
This shelf isn’t just functional — it’s a striking centerpiece. 💎
#DIY #HomeDecor #InteriorDesign
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Add timeless charm with a handmade stone shelf. Strong, stylish, and achievable even for beginners.
What you'll need:
- Natural or artificial stone (slate, quartzite, or porcelain stoneware)
- Metal profiles or wooden beams
- Wall plugs, anchors, screws
- Level, drill, screwdriver
Steps:
1. Choose a flat, polished stone slab.
2. Secure supports to the wall.
3. Install anchors or wall plugs.
4. Place stone on supports; level carefully.
5. Test stability before use.
Tips:
- Use high-strength adhesive for extra hold.
- Keep spacing even for multiple shelves.
This shelf isn’t just functional — it’s a striking centerpiece. 💎
#DIY #HomeDecor #InteriorDesign
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A cozy log cabin with Scandi soul, loft accents, and vintage charm
Maria and her husband, together with her parents, built this house entirely by themselves. The family dreamed of a two-story layout—on the first floor, an open-plan living area centered around a wall-free kitchen.
They started with a standard sauna-house design, but completely reworked the plans, even adjusting the layout during construction.
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Maria and her husband, together with her parents, built this house entirely by themselves. The family dreamed of a two-story layout—on the first floor, an open-plan living area centered around a wall-free kitchen.
They started with a standard sauna-house design, but completely reworked the plans, even adjusting the layout during construction.
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Botanical posters are a timeless interior trend, adding warmth, freshness, and nature’s charm to any space. They suit various styles: Cottage (cozy, nature-connected), Boho (with textiles and macramé), Rustic (warm, authentic), Shabby Chic (soft pastels, vintage), and Classic (elegant engravings or minimalist designs).
Style tips:
- Create a gallery wall with varied sizes for impact.
- Design a statement wall with a single, bold display.
- Pair with real plants to enhance the natural vibe.
These prints beautify and create a calm, harmonious atmosphere.
#InteriorDesign #BotanicalStyle #HomeDecor
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Style tips:
- Create a gallery wall with varied sizes for impact.
- Design a statement wall with a single, bold display.
- Pair with real plants to enhance the natural vibe.
These prints beautify and create a calm, harmonious atmosphere.
#InteriorDesign #BotanicalStyle #HomeDecor
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3-bedroom apartment, 90 m², with brick walls in Minsk
The flat belongs to a young IT professional who asked designer Anastasia Yakovleva to create a space perfect for hangouts and board games. He wanted an unusual interior—something visually striking, with details that grab your attention.
Open to bold ideas, the client gave the designer full creative freedom. Her response: exposed brick walls, a green kitchen, and a bed positioned window-side with the headboard facing the glazing.
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The flat belongs to a young IT professional who asked designer Anastasia Yakovleva to create a space perfect for hangouts and board games. He wanted an unusual interior—something visually striking, with details that grab your attention.
Open to bold ideas, the client gave the designer full creative freedom. Her response: exposed brick walls, a green kitchen, and a bed positioned window-side with the headboard facing the glazing.
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