Studio apartment of 33 m2 with corner window in Gelendzhik

Designer Maria Sudakova has created an ergonomic studio interior with an area of 33 square meters for a temporary holiday in Gelendzhik

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Mikhail Chekalov

OBJECT PARAMETERS

• Property type: Apartment

• Where is located: Gelendzhik

• Square footage: 33 m2

• Style: Soft loft

• The main idea of the project: to fit the whole life of a young man into one small space

• Color scheme: gray, shade of natural wood

• Project authors: designer Maria Sudakova, Sudakova Designer Group, @sudakova_designer

The sofa is made to order. On the wall is a painting by Yulia Demina.

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Mikhail Chekalov

The customer, a young man, uses this small studio as an office and a place to relax during periodic visits to Gelendzhik. The peculiarity of this apartment, located on the ground floor, is its own access to the street through a corner window into the floor, so it was necessary to develop a mirror layout by placing a wardrobe directly next to the window. It was also important to properly zone the space, so the kitchen was separated from the living room by a bar counter. Mirrored panels on the wall help to visually expand the kitchen area, and 3.4-meter-high ceilings make the apartment more spacious.

Cabinets are made to order.

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Mikhail Chekalov

The kitchen is custom made.

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Mikhail Chekalov

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Mikhail Chekalov

All furniture was made to order according to the sketches of the author of the project Maria Sudakova, which made it possible to use the area of the apartment as efficiently as possible. The graphite facades of the kitchen merge with the dark walls, while the white upper cabinets make the space lighter and airy. Thanks to the restrained color scheme, the interior is perceived as a whole, despite the variety of functional areas in one room. However, in order not to make it look too brutal and monochrome, the designer used wood in the decoration. Natural textures are harmoniously combined with the southern landscape outside the window. Asymmetric milling of wooden panels gives additional dynamics to the room, which is especially important for small apartments.

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Mikhail Chekalov

The TV cabinet is made to order.

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Mikhail Chekalov

A fragment of the bathroom. The cabinet is made to order.

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Mikhail Chekalov

Apartment in Gelendzhik. The project of Maria Sudakova.
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