Bright apartment of 40 m2 with a hammock for a bachelor

A bright apartment for a bachelor director of a concert agency, sets you up for work and rest. By the way, the hammock in the living room is not a decoration at all, and the mustache on the wall is also not for nothing

Living room. Carpet, Dovlet House.

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Mikhail Loskutov

Anastasia Brandt, founder of Brandt.Design Bureau

OBJECT PARAMETERS

Property type: apartment in an old house

Square footage: 40 m2

Location: Moscow

Style: Scandinavian

The main idea of the project: to create a functional space for work, life and reception of guests

Color scheme: light with shades of blue

Implementation period: 1 month (project), 4 months (construction work)

Customer: Director of the concert agency

Author of the project: designer Anastasia Brandt, Brandt.Design Bureau

"Initially, the apartment had two isolated rooms, a mezzanine and a separate bathroom," says designer Anastasia Brandt. — The task was to make the space as open as possible — the customer loves to receive guests, so it was decided to combine the living room and the corridor. At the same time, the kitchen remained isolated, since it is separated from the living room by a load-bearing wall."

Living room. The map on the wall is made to order according to the designer's sketches. Coffee table, Zara Home. Decor, Depst.

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MIKHAIL LOSKUTOV

"The customer is a young man, organizes concerts and works with music groups, travels often," he continues Anastasia. —Since this apartment serves for him more as an office and a place to relax with friends, they did not make an isolated bedroom. The function of the bed is performed by a dense floor mattress, which fits perfectly into the storage area in the corridor. And sometimes a hammock." 

Living room. The hammock was purchased by the customer in Bali.

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MIKHAIL LOSKUTOV

In place of the corridor attached to the living room, built-in wardrobes are made. Painting, ArtBrut gallery.

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MIKHAIL LOSKUTOV

The living room format resembles a lounge area with a large number of seats, this solution is conducive to communication and meeting with friends.

A fragment of the kitchen. The table is made to order. On the wall — wallpaper, The O. Lamp, Avocado lamp. Decor, Depst.

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MIKHAIL LOSKUTOV

Carpet, Dovlet House. Poof, "Shokmeshok".

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MIKHAIL LOSKUTOV

Painting, ArtBrut gallery.

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MIKHAIL LOSKUTOV

Kitchen, IKEA.

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MIKHAIL LOSKUTOV

"The kitchen has become spacious and functional thanks to the redevelopment. In order to disguise the protruding ventilation unit, they put a refrigerator next to it, having partially buried it in the bathroom." 

The layout of the apartment of 40 m2 is a project of Anastasia Brandt.

The table in the kitchen is intentionally made high, "semi-bar" landing. This allows you to admire the beautiful view from the window, push the table onto the windowsill, winning a little free space, and if there are a lot of guests, they can comfortably eat and drink standing up.

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MIKHAIL LOSKUTOV

Kitchen, IKEA. The table is made to order according to the designer's sketches. Chair, DeepHouse.

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MIKHAIL LOSKUTOV

"To visually enlarge the space, the floor, walls and ceiling are painted in light colors. The bathroom, on the contrary, is made in a dark color scheme to create a backstage atmosphere." 

Bathroom. The walls are painted with waterproof paint, Little Greene. Mixer, Grohe.

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MIKHAIL LOSKUTOV

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MIKHAIL LOSKUTOV

The designer considers the main thing in any project to make the interior the maximum reflection of its residents. "It is no coincidence that all the guests of this apartment are greeted and escorted by neon mustaches — the trademark of the customer, he even has a tattoo in the form of the same mustache on his neck. Mikhail made it as a sign of support for the movember Foundation, a charitable foundation in support of men's health. Their mission: to stop men dying too young». And, of course, the hammock is the place of power of this apartment. A place reminiscent of Balinese surf spots and summer vacations."

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MIKHAIL LOSKUTOV

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