Living room without TV
This apartment was designed by the Ukrainian designer Maya Baklan. It is intended mainly for rent. The living room has been designed to be able to comfortably receive guests or arrange a party - which, as the designer admits, is very important in times of a pandemic. Instead of a TV, a great place to chat with friends.
The apartment is 74 square meters and is located in Kiev. The designer wanted a discreet and harmonious interior that would leave space for future residents. As she says, the essence of this interior is spaciousness, awareness and air. Each design decision was carefully thought out to create a very essential and comfortable interior.
In line with the "less is more" principle, unnecessary decorations that could overwhelm potential tenants were abandoned. Contrary to appearances, this does not mean that the apartment is cold or not very cozy: the patterned nanimarquina rug sets the tone for the entire living space.
The living room has been designed so that the view from the couch extends over the kitchen, and not on the TV, as is often the case in many apartments. In the center of the room there is a decorative table by Sancal Pion, accompanied by simple HAY chairs.
The kitchen is divided into two parts: a low cabinet resembling a cupboard and a tall wardrobe with a sink hidden in it. Just close the door to hide the kitchen mess.
From the bedroom, through the dressing room, you can go to the second bathroom. Dark blue tiles from 41zero42 are combined with golden Zanetti Chini fittings.
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