Project: Apartment
Area: 41 sq. m
Location: Kyiv
Interior designer Natalia Poplavskaya designed an apartment in Kyiv. Within the small 41-square-meter space, the designer not only accommodated all necessary functions—transforming a one-bedroom apartment into a two-bedroom unit with a separate walk-in closet—but also created a stylish, vibrant, and unique design. Despite its small size, the apartment is rich in diverse design solutions. It’s not a style for everyone; it’s very individual. Style. The interior blends various styles. It’s a modern take on classic elements, and the velvet sofa, combined with metal accents, harmonizes perfectly with the minimalist lighting. Thanks to the designer, all of this harmonizes perfectly. This 100% eclectic mix of styles aligns with current trends. And the trend itself can be described as ignoring trends, complete interior personalization, and vivid emotions. Emotions are evident in the colors, shapes, and textures. Layout. Compact housing is probably the most in-demand on the market right now. There is also high demand for the design of such living spaces. The designer’s focus is on fitting all modern functionality into a small space without sacrificing comfort. A growing fatigue with minimalism is evident in global design trends. Monochrome interiors are also giving way to bright, high-contrast spaces with bold color accents. All of this is present in this interior: a bright wall in the living room, walls in the kitchen and hallway adorned with cheerful wallpaper featuring monkeys from the English manufacturer “Cole & Son,” and mirrors. Lots of decor—that’s what reflects the latest trends. Unfortunately, it’s difficult for designers to reach the mass consumer, especially in residential spaces. Right now, our citizens are en masse creating “lofts,” even though this style is a “phase we’ve moved past” for designers. Dear clients, take a closer look at the eclectic style—let your soul create )))
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Project: Apartment
Area: 41 sq. m
Location: Kyiv
Interior designer Natalia Poplavskaya designed an apartment in Kyiv. In a small space of 41 sq. m, the designer not only accommodated all the necessary functions—transforming a one-bedroom apartment into a two-bedroom unit with a separate walk-in closet—but also created a stylish, vibrant, and unique design. The compact apartment is rich in diverse design solutions. It cannot be said that this interior is for everyone; it is very individual. Style. The interior combines different styles. It is a modern interpretation of classic elements, and in combination with metal, the velvet sofa blends perfectly with the minimalist lighting. Thanks to the designer, all of this harmonizes perfectly. This 100% eclectic mix of styles aligns with current trends. And the trend itself can be described as ignoring trends, complete interior personalization, and vivid emotions. Emotions are reflected in colors, shapes, and textures. Layout. Compact housing is likely the most in-demand type on the market right now. There is also high demand for the design of such living spaces. The designer’s focus is on fitting all modern functionality into a small square footage without sacrificing comfort. A growing fatigue with minimalism is evident in global design. Monochrome interiors are also giving way to bright, contrasting interiors with colorful accents. All of this is present in this interior: a bright wall in the living room, walls in the kitchen and hallway adorned with cheerful wallpaper featuring monkeys from the English manufacturer “Cole & Son,” and mirrors. Plenty of decor—this is what reflects the latest trends. Unfortunately, it’s difficult for designers to reach the mass consumer, especially in residential spaces. Right now, our citizens are en masse creating “lofts,” even though this style is a “phase we’ve moved past” for designers. Dear clients, take a closer look at the eclectic style—let your soul create )))
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