Yellow Touch Apartment is located in Rome and has an area of only 25 square meters. This small apartment is designed by Roma-based Brain Factory Architecture & Design and still not completely finished. The designer’s presentation: This small but comfortable apartment of only 25 square meters, ideal for young singles, is compact in the size but functional in the […]
Apartment Verbi was completed in March 2015 by the Ukrainian architects Roman Verbishchuk, Yulianna Verba and Lyubov Lazoriv. The apartment has an area of 40 sqm and is located in Lviv, Ukraine.
Although it has a small area of only 28 square meters this apartment has a very attractive interior design, comfortable and bright. The apartment is located in Marieberg, a neighborhood of Stockholm, Sweden. Via Erikolsson
This apartment from Paris was designed by young French designer Charlotte Vauvillier. 40sqm dwelling is distinguished by a design that combines modern and classic style. Renovation project is realized with good taste, using simple materials and soothing colors.
Russian designer and architect Tatiana Zhivolupova is the creator of this interior design project. Located in Moscow, the apartment with an area of 57.9 square meters, has a bright and functional design.
Project: Micro-Apartment Designer: Spamroom Project in collaboration with John Paul Coss Location: Stephanstr. 23, Berlin-Moabit Completion: March 2015 Photographer: Ringo Paulusch Main contractor: inhouse berlin Metalsmith: Noé Metal+Design Carpenter – Furniture: PA Tischlerei Carpenter – Flooring and sliding door: Astrid Kaltenborn + Thomas Bandura Situated in Berlin, in an old building dated from the early 1900’s,
Initially this brick house was an old laundry boiler room. Old and remained without utilities, this small construction from San Francisco was transformed by the architect Christi Azevedo into a full-service guest apartment.
The renovation of this small apartment of 36 square meters, was realized exactly after the solution imagined by the customer. Located in Sitges, Spain, the apartment belongs to a French art historian, professor at the the Sorbonne University.
